If the Nazis knew how to do one thing, it's kill lots of people. But if they knew how to do two things, the other would be fly kites. This week the delightful Maude Garrett of 'Geek Bomb' (and a thousand other places) joins us to discuss making out with her co-host and how far Redd and Dave need to go to get more fans. Hosted by Dave Zwolenski and Matthew (Redd) Peterson.See <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

If the Nazis knew how to do one thing, it's kill lots of people. But if they knew how to do two things, the other would be fly kites. This week the delightful Maude Garrett of 'Geek Bomb' (and a thousand other places) joins us to discuss making out with her co-host and how far Redd and Dave need to go to get more fans. Hosted by Dave Zwolenski and Matthew (Redd) Peterson. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

If the Nazis knew how to do one thing, it's kill lots of people. But if they knew how to do two things, the other would be fly kites. This week the delightful Maude Garrett of 'Geek Bomb' (and a thousand other places) joins us to discuss making out with her co-host and how far Redd and Dave need to go to get more fans. Hosted by Dave Zwolenski and Matthew (Redd) Peterson.See <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener" rel="noopener noreferrer">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

During WWII, why did the Germans fly so many kites? - with Maude Garrett

Ever wondered how much you'd know without the help of the internet? How would you answer questions like 'who invented the high five' or 'what does OK stand for' without Googling? What if you had to work it out yourself? That's the game that We Fact Up plays - each episode we get asked questions by our listeners and attempt to work out the answers using only the power of conversation. The one rule - NO GOOGLING until the end. And have fun (ok that&rsquo;s two rules, but you get what we&rsquo;re saying). Hosted by Dave Zwolenski, Redd Peterson and James 'Martine' Blake it's the comedy/fact podcast everyone can play.

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Ever wondered how much you'd know without the help of the internet? How would you answer questions like 'who invented the high five' or 'what does OK stand for' without Googling? What if you had to work it out yourself? That's the game that We Fact Up plays - each episode we get asked questions by our listeners and attempt to work out the answers using only the power of conversation. The one rule - NO GOOGLING until the end. And have fun (ok that’s two rules, but you get what we’re saying). Hosted by Dave Zwolenski, Redd Peterson and James 'Martine' Blake it's the comedy/fact podcast everyone can play.

Ever wondered how much you'd know without the help of the internet? How would you answer questions like 'who invented the high five' or 'what does OK stand for' without Googling? What if you had to work it out yourself? That's the game that We Fact Up plays - each episode we get asked questions by our listeners and attempt to work out the answers using only the power of conversation. The one rule - NO GOOGLING until the end. And have fun (ok that’s two rules, but you get what we’re saying). Hosted by Dave Zwolenski, Redd Peterson and James 'Martine' Blake it's the comedy/fact podcast everyone can play.

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