Possibly our most depressing episode, we start to discuss Tabula Rasa, Disney Conspiracy, Phrenology, studio lights, we have volume and other technical issues, it swings back to poop in an effort to lighten the mood, then Jason brings up the West Memphis Three and it gets depressing again.

In part 2 of our multi-part episode, we discuss Freemasons, bad jokes, blood letting, things Kyle found on the internet, and of course, farts.

In this episode, Kyle presents us with laws of nature, ones which were once believed and then later disproved... and some that perhaps some folks still believe. We talk cholera, plague, and, of course, poop, sandworms, and Star Wars predictions from the Bible.

After taking nearly 13 minutes to get to the first law, we return to the UK where we briefly discuss feet, ruffled collars, Sand Worms, Sheep  Cannons and Kevin Bacon.

Playing True, False or Lies in the UK, Jason laments a sammich and then sucks the energy from the room with politics. In effort to revive the episode, we discover Jason has a thing for kites, and... reptilians?

Kyle takes us back to Alabama for a bit more of True, False or Lies. The discussion turns to dancing, which takes us to Fortnite and flossing. There's a brief discussion of illegal cursing, internet memes, which takes us into some more "grown up" topics during discussions of YouTube censorship.... and whaling?

We're joined by Research Assistant Emily, Ryankylechuckfredchad from Out for Delivery, and Lil' PeePee from I Can Explain. Kyle takes us to Mobile Alabama and has us guessing about the validity of laws.

Joined by Research Assistant Emily, Fred from Out for Delivery, and Avery, aka "Lil' PeePee" from I Can Explain, we travel to Kentucky to discuss exotic pets, Jason says he wants an ocelot, and somehow wind up discussing nursing raccoons.

In Galveston Texas, we discuss sausage, bicycles, unreasonable speed, bad puns, sit 'n spin, sidewalk sitting, and Jason puts forth his plan for solving the homeless issue.

Derailed immediately, Jason starts with a complaint about Pokemon which causes audio issues right out the gate, solved by randomly turning knobs. Back on track in Texas, we touch on organ trafficking, carnival rides, body odor in libraries, and Kyle asks the listeners for cheese laws.