Bring On The Questions

Have you ever felt like history is hiding something? This week, we dive deep into the captivating, yet controversial, world of the Tartarian Empire, a supposed global civilization with advanced technology, systematically erased from our past.
Join us as we explore the claims: from "unlimited wireless energy" and lost technologies to massive, ornate architecture seemingly built by magic. We'll uncover the intriguing "mud flood" theory, examine the historical maps often misinterpreted as proof, and ask the burning question: Who was Nikola Tesla, and what does he have to do with it all?
Get ready to challenge everything you thought you knew about history and decide for yourself: Is the Tartarian Empire a hidden truth, or a fascinating modern myth?A production of the Wayward Things Network

Secret plots? Powerful groups? Significant events? Get ready as we ask the fundamental question: What Are Conspiracy Theories? Discover the history, the human reasons for belief, and what separates a theory from a fact. Your essential guide before we explore the most famous conspiracies out there!A production of the Wayward Things Network

Got spots? From sun-kissed freckles to mysterious birthmarks, we're diving deep! Unpack the science behind melanin, genetics, and UV rays, explore different types, and even mix up some (not-so-real) "Freckle Juice" a la Judy Blume. Plus, hear a wild myth about what your birthmark might reveal about a past life!Question Brought.Question Answered.
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What is the Jersey Devil: Myth, Monster, or Mass Hysteria? What happens when a mother curses her thirteenth child? You get the Jersey Devil, a legend as wild as the Pinelands themselves. Buckle up for a spooky ride through history, folklore, and maybe even a few genuine scares! For centuries, whispers of a winged beast have haunted the New Jersey Pinelands. Was the Jersey Devil born from a curse, a political smear, or just mass hysteria? Dive into the eerie legend, from colonial whispers to the 1909 "Phenomenal Week" that gripped a nation. Prepare for bizarre sightings, wild theories, and the enduring mystery of the Garden State's most infamous monster.

Our first fan submitted question! Joey submitted this question to us on our Instagram. He wanted to know why dirt is brown. It's a mixture of mineral material (rocks) and organic material (plants and animals) that have been pulverized and blended together over eons and eons. Find all our links at linktree.com/botqs
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Bunnies laying eggs in early spring? What? And what does all that have to do with Jesus and his resurrection?
The Easter Bunny is a deeply German thing and the laying eggs part? Bunnies don't do that, but we find out why they're so connected.
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Do you ever wonder How Did The Days Of The Week Get Their Names? Yeah us too. Sunday and Monday are pretty much right there in their names. Sun's Day and Moon's Day. Tuesday through Friday get pretty interesting. Then Saturday or Saturn's Day just kind of is.A production of the Wayward Things Network

In this episode we're asking What Is An Albatwitch?
They are generally found in Lancaster County Pennsylvania. We found an account as recent as one year before this recording!
Did you know there is an Albatwitch festival too!?
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This week we're asking What Is Cryptozoology? The short answer? It is the study of hidden animals. The long answer? Well we found multiple official definitions.
Lots of creatures we know exist today were once considered just plain folklore or someone's hallucination. We get into some of those.
This episode will be our jumping off point into the whole world of Cryptozoology. We'll do an episode here and there about different cryptid beasts from around the world.

In this episode we settled on an intro at least for now. We're asking What Weighs More Light Or Shadow. Foennix threw out a hypothesis right up front and BOOM she hit it! The properties of light photons are crazy! A production of the Wayward Things Network