What is the difference between an "interactive story" and a game and at what point does that change? Also: is it okay to cross the street when the crosswalk timer is on and brushes with celebrity.

Allison shifts the format a bit and  asks the question, What makes a salad…a salad? Gary  and Chris struggle to find answers, talk about food, and also attempt to identify a mysterious Canadian  object.

Mystery Canadian object

* List of salads

Is it a weather pattern? Does it have to do with pygmies? Is it a pygmy-related weather pattern? This episode we talk about leaving the door open, self-fulfilling prophecies, education and soul collecting.

* Sad trombone by Benboncan on freesound.org – CC-BY 3.0

Magnets, how do they work? From magnets to introversion, the Law of Attraction teaches us how important gravity really is.

Associated Science Memorandum Record? Autonomous Servants Make Requests? Appalachian Sculpture Making Regalia? What is ASMR and why does it give us tingly feelings when we talk about it? Also, Lincoln vs. McCartney, pineapples, raisins and other dangerous fruit, and the Spice Girls.

* Don't use acronyms if you want people to like you

* Evidence that Gary is currently at the highest risk of death due to unintentional injury for the next 7 years

* Other things ASMR could mean

Epizodo dek du de Binara Ĵazo. Ni diskutas Esperanton, nomojn, kaj kompreneble … muziko.

* Emoj.li — the, now defunct, emoji-only social network

* Feminist songs playlist

* Slighter – Covers EP

Despacito Sesame Street parody

Everyone's talking about it! Chris and Gary discuss what's on everyone's mind: cryptozoology and what makes something legitimate when no one else believes you. Also, potential continued love of Aerosmith, cat dreams, and time travel concerts.

Gary and Chris discuss barefoot running (not involving actual bears), the worst Beatle, generosity and zombie attacks.