Hats All We Know

Join us on a delightful journey where we discuss why are chefs hats white before moving on to the Great Molasses Flood of 1919 and the "engineering" that caused it. We then actually talked about recent news in which Belgium annexed part of France and Chris has some bad suggestions and guesses. Finally we wrap it up with a light-hearted conversation about Kingsford charcoal. Enjoy!  

Join us as this episode of Hats All We Know, where we first talk about the Kentucky Derby hats and we make our bets on which horse will win, then we discuss the reason for having safety seals on medicines in stores. Apparently non-humans can author a paper, as we learn how a cat once did, and finally how much did the auction to buy New Zealand get up to on Ebay which somehow turns into Brittany Spears talk at the end. Enjoy! 

Join us as we go through four more facts. First we talk about one of Scotland's three loves unfortunately for Chris it's the one he knows nothing about, Chris then decides we should talk about stonks and when not to invest in the stock market, but mainly to get to a side fact. David goes all science in knot theory, which isn't related to tying shoes. We wrap it up with a lovely discussion about a childhood treat in popsicles. Enjoy!

Join us as we start our week off by talking about berets, but not the green berets. The occasional "French" accent comes out. Then Chris watches to many documentaries so he talks about the largest tsunami wave, David talks about a soda that was developed in Germany during WWII, and finally just how many people have a gym membership that they are totally going to use. Enjoy!  

Join us for another wonderful episode of Hats All We Know! This week we start off by discussing how Pokémon is something one of us knows little to nothing about, then we move onto how a children's toy was banned at the headquarters of the NSA in America in the 1990s. David asks a question about spelling bonobos and Chris attempts to get him to watch the National Spelling Bee, and finally how long has the US known about a lost nuclear bomb and how prepared will Chris be when going Bigfoot hunting. Enjoy! 

Join us on this Easter Monday as we talk through more facts. First, we discuss why some people leave stickers on their hats when they buy them, then Chris talks about Discovery+ yet again with different types of king crabs, David for some reason brings up the legendary Loch Ness Monster and what was discovered in a search for it, and finally some good ol' gambling with the table game craps. Enjoy

Key and Peele Hat Sketch: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5pKt4gaErvU

Join us as we work through four more random facts. First we discuss the origin of propeller hats, how we can be David Blaine and Chris completely switches the plots of two movies. Then Chris talks about a very special prisoner that served time in Eastern State Penitentiary, then we fly to the flattest place on Earth to stay in the hotel there, and finally what aircraft is banned from landing in Chateauneuf du Pape region in France. Enjoy  

Join us as we start this episode at a drop of a hat, as Chris doesn't know what that means, followed by  the legendary swindler Charles Ponzi, we don't recommend you do what he did. David talks a little engineering with the leaning tower of Pisa while Chris just keeps making bad jokes and suggestions, and finally exactly why did the roller coaster get invented? Enjoy!

Join us as we work our way through four more sports questions. First hat rules in sports, mainly baseball and how not to catch a ball, then March Madness starts this week and Chris is obsessed so we talk about teams to never make the tournament. David likes to go fast, but not as fast as the fastest serve in tennis, and finally gamblers bet an absurd amount on money on 63 basketball games during March.  

Join us this week as one of us, Chris, recovers from moonshine as we discuss flat caps and why they grew in popularity, then we discuss state tourism slogans and David learns his beloved crab state has the worst one.  We then switch gears to discuss black holes in space as we are both nerds still, and Chris wraps us up with a musical performance that one has to hear to believe. 

Some Links: 

State Tourism: https://thehill.com/blogs/in-the-know/in-the-know/412063-nebraska-releases-new-slogan-honestly-its-not-for-everyone

Music: https://www.nytimes.com/2020/09/07/arts/music/john-cage-as-slow-as-possible-germany.html