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Hi everyone, we hope you are hanging in there and are wishing all of you well. We recorded this episode before the pandemic became prevalent here in the U.S. and many of us went indoors and apart from one another (this was recorded in a blanket fort in Flo's living room! Think of it!) so just to recognize here that everything is strange and uncertain and we are thinking of all of you. In this episode we discuss human pool tables, Russian ice slides, the Blow Hole Theatre and Jane Austen vs. Brontes (thank goodness we have Austen AND the Brontes and don't actually have to choose though).
We learn to better appreciate our pockets, about 18th century sly boys, chin straps for wigs, chewing and sucking louses and much more on this week's Friday Fact Check!
Hey listeners, what's YOUR dream wigscape? DM or email us and let us know!
We discuss Powder Rooms! Big Wigs! And codpieces, a "Pandora's box of nightmares," as Flo says. Apologies for the several minutes in which we describe bodily wounds, pus and blood. Also I just found out that the adjective to describe something that is oozing with pus is actually purulent. As it should be. We'd love your comments!
This week Flo tells us about every human's lurking desire to smash things, Head on Joe, the Crash in Crush, and the joys of learning new things. Also all of the accents.
There's nothing like a fact check about sin eaters, eternal damnation and delicious bread people to say we love you! Happy Valentine's Day!
Join us for Episode 2 of Season 3 in which we discuss sin eating, trading one's soul for a few pennies and a meal, and the joys of vinyl.
Join us for a very thorough fact check about the Necropolis Railway and apologies for the occasional bad audio feels. We are relearning how to speak into a microphone!
Flo takes us on a wild ride on London's Necropolis Railway and tells us about grave recycling, fancy railroad amenities and the importance of taking is slow when mourning. Also...kittens!
Flo and Carra return from what we thought would be a short break and turned into a very, very long break. We're back and so happy to share new content with you!
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