In this episode, we (David Wahl, Shana Danger, and Scott Heff) give the first part of the Archie McPhee bacon timeline and mention about half, or less, of the bacon product that we've ended up making. You'll also be able to hear Scott Heff's reaction to eating Bacon Mints for the first time.

The second half of our interview with art historian and novelty expert Kirk Demarais. We go beyond Archie McPhee to talk about his book Mail-Order Mysteries, swapping potatoes for orphans, inflatable lady legs and what you get when order Dracula Dirt.

David, Scott, and Shana discuss the many Bigfoot products from Archie McPhee. We discuss our favorite gazer, Bigfoot's butt and reveal Bigfoot's favorite cookie. Check out the blog post on mcphee.com for more info.

Why would anyone make a pickle yodel? In this episode, we discuss the practical reason behind the nonsense. Also, how we discovered Shields and Yarnell were fans of Archie McPhee.

For more info, visit the blog post for this episode on mcphee.com.

Shana, David, and Heff discuss the opening ceremony for the Rubber Chicken Museum, how Heff closes the building and why there are goldfish in all our bubbles. For more info go to mcphee.com.

Shana, David, and Heff talk about the origins and reactions to Handerpants, the underpants for your hands.

We're joined by Kirk Demarais, art historian and author of Mail Order Mysteries, to discuss the details of the Rubber Chicken Museum in the Archie McPhee. Why are rubber chickens funny? Are there chicken ghosts? Who was the first person to lick the world's largest rubber chicken?

We discuss the development and cultural impact of Finger Hands. Scott Heff, the model for Finger Hands, talks about what it's like to have the most mass-produced hands of all time.

This episode is all about the Inflatable Unicorn Horn for Cats. It also introduces David Wahl, Shana Danger, and Scott Heff and features a cat grunge song. Not a grunge song about cats, but a grunge song that would be written by cats.