In this episode, Ian and Ally spend a lot of time talking about female ejaculation, coronavirus and the flu shot, Kobe Bryant and his daughter's shocking deaths, the crumbling of the psychology department at WSU, and, finally, server pet peeves: part II. Enjoy!

In this episode, Ally talks about the International Gay Rodeo Association and the University of Idaho professor who is compiling the stories of the participants. For local news, Ian talks Mike Leach's departure from WSU, and Ally talks Trump's comments on Martin Luther King Jr. Day. Email us your comments at [email protected], or through our Facebook and Instagram pages!

In this episode, Ally is unfortunately absent, but Ian's friend Doug got to fill in for her! Listen to Ian talk about his biggest pet peeves as a server. He also talks Prince Harry and Duchess Meghan's plans to move to Canada, and for local we cover a car crash outside our little town of Pullman.

In this episode, Ally talks about Gerald Gardner, who, along with the New Forest Coven in South England, founded the basic tenets of Wicca in the 1950s. Wicca is a modern paganism movement that continues to this day. For local news, Ian talks about a stabbing in Pullman, and Ally talks about US aggression against Iran and its ramifications.

In this episode, Ian talks the history of trading posts in the territory that would become the United States, specifically focusing on the 135-year-old Hubbell Trading Post near Ganado, Arizona, which still operates today. For national news, Ally talks the new legal age to buy tobacco, and for local Ian discusses a case of the truth being silenced.

This week's topic is about the history of birth control. Ally talks about Margaret Sanger, Goody Pincus and Min Cheuh Chang, who came together to develop and market the birth control pill and launching a sexual revolution. For national news, Ian talks the possibility of Trump being impeached a second time, and Ally breaks down a situation outside a North Idaho Walmart involving a pride flag and the Salvation Army.

In the first episode we ever recorded, Ian and I explain Victorian architecture and why it's associated with horror as a special Halloween episode (that's now over a month late, whoops). We talk about a comic calling out Harvey Weinstein, and for local news we discuss a downed county phone line. Enjoy this spooky episode!

In this episode, Ian talks about the history of Black Friday, starting back in the '50s. We discuss the Cabbage Patch craze as well as more recent events. For local news, Ian also talks about WSU Head Coach Mike Leach's outburst toward a reporter, and Ally talks about a 18,000-year-old puppy found in Russia.

This week Ally talks about Robert Barber, a former WSU football player who was tried for second degree assault for a brawl that happened at a party in July 2016. For national news, Ian discusses Colin Kaepernick and impeachment proceedings with President Trump. Local news got ditched this week, sadly, but we'll have a segment on it next episode!

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This week Ian goes in depth with the story of a "Mad Monarch" who might not have been as crazy as she was touted to be! With a combination of historic events as well as the continued portrayal of her through history, Joanna of Castile was woman far ahead of her time and as a result suffered the consequences which were brought on by EVERYONE around her from her own mother and father to her husband to even her own son! Be sure to listen and find out the outcome of this incredible woman's story!

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