The CDC warns about COVID. A prolific serial killer is caught by the dumbest mistake. China bans a letter. Plus, The Beatles flop in America. Also, Aaron loses his mind about his cryptocurrency.

Scientists discover an animal that doesn’t need to breathe. Weed becomes legal in the first “red” state. Also, What was “The Battle of Los Angeles?” Plus, Aaron reveals something he likes that no one would have guessed.

Emotional rollercoaster of a day -- but that's history for ya. Jordin and Aaron bring it down, and Dustin tries to bring it back up. First major COVID outbreak, an interesting coffee shop in Maine, and someone tried to kill Lincoln.

How did “Dolly the Sheep” get her name? A band member sabotages their SNL performance —but we all think it sounds good. Plus, THE US acquires our favorite state to hate on.

#BuffaloWild#Wings creates the #GreatestEndorsement moment in history. Why is #Photoshop so hard to use? Also, there was a time where you could mail a child --kind of. Plus, the team #Translate #OzzyOsbourne and try to say #WhatsApp correctly.

Afroman uses "anxiety" as an excuse -- not because he got high. O.J. loses something V important. Plus, A really bad fire in MO. Also, why'd The Pope pick a woman from the 1200's to be the "Patron Saint of TV?"

A phone we all had becomes obsolete. To throw security off, Chelsea Manning wrote something specific on the CD she used to smuggle intelligence. #RIPIntimidator. Also, which member of the show tried Scientology?

The most controversial figure in KC dies. What was the “toddler truce?” Why did Britney Spears shave her head? Also, you’ll never guess which host has a pretty big collection of Beanie Babies.

Rosie the Riveter's origin story starts in the midwest. Why Amazon hasn't started "Drone Delivery" yet. Plus, whose real first name is actually Ralph? Also, Ted Bundy pisses Dustin off. Jordin laughs at the worst time. Aaron gets a small details wrong about a pianist.

What is “Dog TV?”. You won't believe who tried to end the 90's East/West Coast Rap Rivalry. Dustin explains what it’s like inside The Gateway Arch in St. Louis. Plus, sinkholes, the writers strike, and "Charles The Fat."