Delete This History

This week the DTH gals surprise each other with foods to test and info to learn. Can fingerprints be lifted from cloth? Can bruxism be cured? Why are Crocs so popular? What is Loveuary? All this and much more in this week's episode of Delete This History podcast!

Do you know the origins of the U.,S, icon, Uncle Sam? He wants YOU to listen and find out. How much would you be willing to pay for a piece of entertainment history? Find out the price of one item up for auction this month. That and so much more in this episode of DTH, where the DTH gals are never underdogs.

Content warning: This episode discusses suicide.

The DTH gals are back for Ep 26 and a whole new set of internet search histories to discuss. Cara tries to zero in on a possible food allergy and plans a live taste testing of a new drink on the market. Brea is planning a summer vacation and, not surprisingly, sharing information about true crime and even some junk forensics. Join the gals for another variety-filled episode of Delete This History!

Welcome to the world of random and not-so-random internet searches! Come on in, take off your shoes, and make yourself at home. (But keep your socks on, because feet are weird.) Today, Brea and Cara are talkin' 'bout a Southern U.S. legend who cares greatly about the residents of one Lowcountry community during foul weather; sticky-legged insects who may be heading your way; a somewhat sexist for-profit "literacy program" that disguised itself to impressionable 80s kids as being just about everything it actually wasn't; a word whose history is more than we give it credit for; and much-much more. The DTH Gals are as silly as ever, but only the best parts of their long conversation has made the final cut, and YOU get to listen to it. Tune in, turn up, and laugh along.

Only people interested in a wide variety of internet search histories listen to this podcast. Get ready for some talk about cave-dwelling people in the 21st century, first forays into kombucha drinking, issues with the Millennium Bridge, autoharp skills, and a horrible story of personal mortification. The DTH Gals have it all and they are glad you're here!

This week the DTH Gals, Cara and Brea, discuss how cold it needs to be to freeze a mustache; how awesome you need to be to invent something like waffles; how bad you need to be to get into one particular U.S. symphony orchestra; how amazing one U.S. poet was and how tragic it is that more people don't know about her; how long muscle memory and neural pathways last; how lab-grown diamonds are made; how relatable Ron Livingston is as the title character of a new-to-Cara show; how nasty one football player's line of microwave meals is, according to reviewers; how annoying Microsoft Word is when it gets stuck in the wrong language; and how delightful classical guitar--and one guitarist in particular--is. Of course, there are some side trips along the way, so get in, buckle up, and enjoy the ride.

A little thing like single digit temperatures isn't going to stop Brea and Cara from recording an episode for their DTH Besties. They have all kinds of internet searches to discuss like stinger injuries, the Liking Gap, the board game Clue, and so much more. Tune in to hear the gals attempt to pivot from their recording routine (yikes) to avoid the oh, so frigid temperatures!

This week, DTH Gals Cara and Brea explore the equally foreign-to-them worlds of monarchies, hip-hop screamo fans, UFOlogists, archaeologists, birdwatchers, and fans of all things creepy and mysterious. Brea also researches what to buy for a milestone birthday of a classy sister who has everything (hint: it ain't classy), while Cara bores herself senseless with two of her least-favorite topics. We're sure you'll find it fascinating, though. All that with some fashion and orthodontia thrown in for good measure!

This week, the DTH Gals discuss a place U.S. Presidents aren't allowed to visit, and one Commander in Chief who defied the rules; old idioms using obscure words; one of the "50 British actors" and his medical condition youngsters sometimes think is just him being cool; butt cushions (of course); fashion; marketing gimmicks; sailing etymology; state symbols; weird (unless you're into that kind of thing) porn and the rule associated with it; and LIT birthday celebrations (Cara gets schooled). Could they possibly cover any more topics? Probably. Tune in to find out!

This week on Delete This History, Brea and Cara assemble their thoughts about competitive Lego construction; poke a little good-humored fun at an NFL team's questionable mascot; and travel down under to explore some Australian cultural norms. Plus, Cara breaks wide open the story behind the construction of Fort Jefferson in Dry Tortugas National Park, while Brea creeps everyone out with an old viral picture.