We are back with more idioms and their origins. Joe explains the idiom and Ivan, riding shotgun, tries to guess the origin with an uncanny 2 percent rate of accuracy. All this and more!

Tonight we introduce you to the fantastic, magnificent, bizarro performer known as Le Petomane, Joseph Pujol otherwise known as the French Fartiste! His bunghole voicing talents made him a celebrity and a legend today among the flatuafant savvy community. That and, as always, a lot more.

The final episode of the mystery of the disappearance Maud Crawford.

On Part 4 we talk about the Mike Berg theory, possible places she could be, meditation, Cliffhanger, Dante's Peak and thumb juice. How's that for variety?1?

Part 3 of the disappearance of Maud Crawford. Who had the most to gain with the her vanishing? We talk about someone who had A LOT to gain. That and how to hack your Fakebook to better serve you and people that claim to love comedy that can't take a joke. (Oh the irony)

We continue the podcast on the disappearance of Maud Crawford. We talk about the more popular hypotheses about the case.

Maud Crawford was a prominent attorney in Camden, Arkansas. She disappeared from her home on March 2, 1957. Small town politics, personalities, shady businessmen all add to the intrigue of this decades old cold case. Stay with us on this multi part episode.

This week is a hodgepodge, miscellany, gallimaufry, perhaps even a salmagundi of confabulation. (Someone found a new thesaurus app) Ever have a large object crash into your roof from the deep blue yonder? We talk about a few of those true tales, Ben Franklin, and "inventing" the wheel.

Sit back and listen to ol' yarn we spin about Old Mike, the traveling salesman and what might be the ultimate example of prolonged procrastination.

Joe tells us a gruesome little tale about Tarrare, the 18th century Frenchman who could eat massive amounts of food and sometimes would eat strange, inedible items for show. We discuss his disgusting habits and reveal the bizarre factors that led to his demise.