Imagine being completely surrounded by roaring flames — the air thin with smoke, cinders raining down like artillery, and everything around you turning to ash. That was the reality for Ed Pulaski and his crew during the Great Fire of 1910. But with grit, leadership, and one bold move, Ed saved nearly every man under his command. This week, Cheryl shares the incredible story of one of the deadliest wildfires in U.S. history — and the hero who faced it head-on.

Then Rob douses the mood with Darwin Award winners who were just trying to have a good time… and absolutely failed. From party stunts to fatal fun gone wrong, this batch of Johnnies proves that sometimes, the only thing burning is brain cells.

🔥 Fire, survival, and a hero with nothing left to lose

🥳 Bad choices, worse results, and a new level of party foul

🎧 Listen in — and maybe don’t play with fire