Originally aired November 13th, 2020: The guys wander into history to take a look at the accomplishments of  the horrible Bob Jones University, the college that was incredibly  racist all the way up until the 2000's. Come join Marcus, Shawn and  Loren as they look at how this devoutly religious family created one of  the world's biggest, and most racist religious institutions of learning.

Originally aired September 25th, 2020: Recorded on our anniversary, 9-11, this is the last installment of our  show before a short hiatus. Having said that; Loren brings us the story  of the "America's Frontline Doctors" and their very unusual and  misleading press conference. He proverbially goes behind the podium and  explores who these fascinating and quirky characters are with a few  simple questions. Who are these people? Are they real doctors? Is what  they're saying true? Could they have ulterior motives for doing  something like this? It gets crazy, but we had a lot of fun and laughed  so much. Hope you guys enjoy, and we'll talk at you soon. 

"Tea Party PACs Reap Money For Midterms but Spend Little On Candidates" -  The Washington Post: https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/tea-party-pacs-reap-money-for-midterms-but-spend-little-on-candidates/2014/04/26/0e52919a-cbd6-11e3-a75e-463587891b57_story.html

Lozano Medical Clinic: https://www.lozanomedicalclinic.com/

"AAEM-ACEP Joint Statement on Physician Misinformation" - The American Academy Of Emergency Medicine: https://www.aaem.org/resources/statements/joint-endorsed/physician-misinformation 

Medicine Uncensored; https://www.medicineuncensored.com/

Originally aired September 17th, 2020: In week three of the Co-Host Takeover, Shawn has taken control of the episode in tonight's session, where he brings the history of porn as the subject for the evening. In a very fun and funny episode, they discuss the history of and the categorization of pornographic material throughout the ages.

Originally aired September 8th, 2020: Co-host and resident storyteller Joe takes control over the episode in this session to discuss an odd series of cryptids.

Originally aired August 31st, 2020: Sam takes the wheel and steers us down the direction of getting hyped.  Caffeine has been used for a very long time, and, perhaps, has been the  most common drug consumed ever.

Originally aired August 18th, 2020: Tonight's episode talks about the political and social agitator who  pissed of the powerful for nearly a half decade. The Irish-born Mary Jones, who later became known as Mother Jones, is the subject for tonight's story. Loren brings us some stories about the most dangerous  woman in America.

The guys get together without Sam to listen to a sweet ass story about the Boston Molasses Flood of 1919. Tons of people were hurt, some were  killed, and even more covered in the sticky sugar. 

Resources; "Solving a Mystery Behind the Deadly ‘Tsunami of Molasses’ of 1919" from The New York Times  https://www.nytimes.com/2016/11/26/science/boston-molasses-flood-science.html  

"The Physics of the Boston Molasses Flood" from fyfluiddynamics  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u5sYoUnp5A0 

"5 questions you may have about Boston’s deadly Great Molasses Flood, answered" from Boston.com  https://www.boston.com/news/history/2019/01/14/great-molasses-flood-questions

Loren brings the guys together for an explanation of how cults recruit,  work, operate and target their victims. It also highlights some of the  techniques formerly used, and currently used by cult deprogrammers like Ted Patrick to help people extract themselves from cult-like groups.

Originally aired July 3rd, 2020: Tonight Loren gets into the world of Pickup Artists and describes some  of the most well known of them. Their world is a weird world of improving the social interactions of people who are perhaps lacking those skills. However, some of those techniques turn quite strangely into stories emotional abuse, misogyny, vanity and the lust for fame. 

Video Link: "The Pickup Artist - Temporada 1" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sech-D4lT9I

We have Matthew Wallace joining us again as we talk a little bit about the Trail of Tears, The Irish Potato Famine and how, after nearly 170 years, a thread of solidarity connected these two stories during a crisis.