#OTDiH: AOL Discs to be discontinued, a search of movies to see if they are in the Library of Congress. Plus, a 2013 "Hail Mary" for Unemployment Insurance, and the football kind too.

"Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer" isn't as old of a story as you would think. Plus, The Chiefs play the longest NFL game in history.

Learn the origins of the NORAD Santa Tracker -- everything else for today is historically depressing -- even The Eggnog Riots.

We play a song clip backwards in search of subliminal messages. A Manson girl tried to assassinate a president. Plus,, the EPA says #GTFO of Times Beach, MO.

Learn the name of the guy to blame for having to take off your shoes at TSA. Also, a homophobic policy is repealed, and a famous comedian gets out of his jail sentence. Plus, the team tries to sing together.

There's an interesting reason why the voting age was lowered from 21 to 18. Also, Josephine Baker was a pioneer for women of color in the entertainment industry. Learn her story + so much more.

Two really crazy things happen on the exact day as the biggest artist in pop was born — does this explain everything about her?

The team explain: why hip-hop uses samples. Also, Aaron hasn't eaten from a certain place in 15 years, Dustin wouldn't mind being stuck in 1961, and Jordin is still impressed by the NBA's most lopsided game.

Aaron figures out how much ransom kidnappers could get for him. Jordin does an impression of the first song ever sung on the radio. Dustin doesn't think people should build houses in a certain part of Missouri.

Jordin is upset with the band "Little Big Town." Dustin only knows one Spice Girl. Aaron...loses his mind at the end of the podcast.