David and Rachel add another umlaut and conclude the story of the messiest crüe in rock 'n' roll.

David and Rachel discuss the horrifying antics of '80s hair metal band Motley Crüe.

David and Rachel discuss the devastating results of a burned-out light bulb on one Florida-bound flight. Script by listener Haley.

Rachel unwinds by making David listen to her pontificate on America's Next Top Model before discussing an actual crowd disaster that could have been much worse.

David and Rachel discuss the mystifying humor and ironic death of The Who drummer Keith Moon. Script by listener Stephen.

David and Rachel discuss how one man's vanity project turned into a dangerous (to humans) and deadly (to animals) 11-year filmmaking venture.

David and Rachel finally wrap up the Challenger series with a look at the findings of the Rogers Commission and a discussion of the normalization of deviance.

David and Rachel get into the weeds of the Rogers Commission report and how gaskets and joints led to the deaths of seven people.

Sorry, this is the total bummer part where we discuss, in depressing detail, the mechanics of what happened to the crew of the Challenger. Don't listen to this one if you're in a bad headspace. When you do listen, do something fun afterwards for self care.

Somehow we made it to Episode 300! On this auspicious occasion, we start a three-part series on the ill-fated space shuttle Challenger, focusing on the rad lives of seven incredible people before discussing their tragic deaths.