Welcome to episode 10, baby! Hey wow, double digits! Join your favorite Chicago roomies as we dive into another round of things we wish we learned in school.

First, Margot blows our minds with the incredible true story of Phineas Gage - a man who was working on the railroad when an accidental explosion caused a 13 pound rod to go through his head. By some miracle he survived, but afterwards he was "no longer Gage." This is considered to be a groundbreaking case for neuroscience and psychology.

Then, Elizabeth tells us of the tragic Holodomor Genocide of Soviet Ukraine in the 1930s. This man-made famine led by Stalin claimed the lives of nearly 4 million people between 1932-1933. 

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