Another round of Tidbits... raining cocoa nibs, labored voting, falling into a rat pit, getting peed on by a priest, the difference between cement and concrete, and some election related what nots. 

More fun news stories. Skydiving with ghost Jesus, a cat named Hope, Houdini, Black Tuesday, drunk girls getting stuck in dryers...and more. Oh, and vote!!!

Kaleb Nunan gives me the lowdown on crop farming. We discuss his annual farming timeline, what conditions and factors determine a good or bad year, what he loves about being a farmer, misconceptions about farming, and much more. 

Thank a farmer!

Want to hear some funny, light-hearted news for a change? My friend Monique joins me to discuss some news stories you probably haven't heard. Foul mouthed birds, legs for days, birthdays in a barrel, potty themed bike rides, incestuous love triangles, the birds and the bees, and more... It's a good time. 

My friend Lynwood joins me to talk about racism and bigotry in the U.S. He shares his experiences as a black man in today's tense political climate. He talks about the racism he deals with, the fears he has for his children, and steps white people can make to be better allies for people of color. 

Scientist Rich McGhee joins me to talk about LSD. We talk about the interesting history of the drug, its effects and dangers, how it compares to other drugs, and its potential use as treatment for depression and addiction. We also touch on witches, bicycles, and hugging trees. It's a real  trip. 

Emma Gingerich shares her story about growing up Amish and her decision to leave the community when she was 18. She wrote a book called Runaway Amish Girl: The Great Escape and has started a foundation called Be Present that offers resources to help women who suffer from anxiety and depression. She shares her experiences growing up, what lead to her decision to leave the Amish lifestyle, and what life has been like since leaving. 

Author Emma Gingerich

Keni Thomas, a former Army Ranger, shares his experience fighting in the battle in Mogadishu, Somalia that the movie and book Black Hawk Down were based on. Keni talks about his time in the military and what happened during the famous battle.

Keni is also an incredible musician, songwriter, and speaker. 

www.kenithomas.com

Natalia Aggiano shares her amazing life story. When she was 19, her father murdered her mother. He was later diagnosed with schizophrenia and Natalia chose to forgive him for the violence he committed. She later donated a kidney in honor of her mother, who taught her children the importance of organ donation. Natalia saved the life of a complete stranger and was given a Pride of Britain award for her heroic act. Her story begins with a terrible loss and ends with forgiveness and unconditional love. 

My friend, Jamie, joins me to talk about animals. I mean, who doesn't love animals? We discuss random facts and general animal related silliness.