Matt Storrs explains how it can be helpful to hire repair people who also happen to be paranormal investigators. That way if there isn't a practical solution to your electrical problem they can communicate with the spirits causing the issue.

Expert in ghosts and the paranormal, Rebecca Williamson (https://cambrehouse.com/) rates Matt's understanding is pretty accurate, though most don't have access to Ikea sheets.

What to do (and how to capitalize) if you find out your wedding venue is haunted.

How knowing the types of haunting might be the difference between a good wedding and something much more macabre.

Matt Storrs explains the details how the wheel was created to play the game Round Net aka Spike Ball.

Ben Dantowitz corrects Matt that the sport originated more recently in 1989 and has been growing ever since.

How Round Net helps solve the third space problem around the United States by bringing people together.

Why isn't human skin the first choice for those looking for elasticity?

How roundnet can help you understand physics and how to hunt crocodiles.

Learn More:

Ben Dantowitz has over a decade of experience in roundnet ranging across sports administration, event management, community building, video production, and yes, even playing when he gets the chance. For more from him, check out his YouTube channel (the channel work varies as much as his involvement). https://www.youtube.com/@bdantowitz/videosIf there's just one thing to check out, it's this 2024 Documentary inspired by sports documentaries like "Break Point" and "Drive to Survive" that he co-executive produced for ESPNU: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7vCtQHlmGrk\

Matt Storrs explains that boudoir (furniture) photography originated with people trying to reveal secret revolver compartments.

Alicia Schmidt (@buxomboudoir) gives Matt a C- due to him getting sidetracked about hiding sacks of gold.

They discuss how people and NOT furniture tend to be the subjects of boudoir photography.

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Matt Storrs details how to scam your local sandwich shop with rare coins for sandwiches and profit.

The Silver Picker (https://thesilverpicker.com/) gives matt 10% accuracy for enthusiasm.

How can you find a uranium dime from 1977 and get into the dangerous side of coin collecting?

Matt describes how by collecting the right gold coins you can learn the secrets of alchemy.

How to avoid scams when getting into a new hobby.

The joy you can feel after discovering a family member's coin collection.

How coins are physically and metaphorically slippery.

Plus, Matt compliments the ethics of his listeners.

Learn More:

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Matt Storrs explains how we have wildlife filmmakers to thank for coming up with the idea for Nerds Rope and Gummy Clusters.

Shannon Malone-deBenedictis (https://www.padlincreative.com/) gives Matt a 30-40% accuracy rating and agrees that animals are divas.

Why it might be unexpectedly dangerous to be a production assistant on a remote wildlife filmmaking shoot.

Matt reveals the 13th most common injury for trail walkers and hikers.

How to access roadkill in Nordic countries to improve your carnivore filming chances.

The fine line between bear proofing and human proofing.

How to not get mistaken for Bigfoot.

Matt Storrs explains the importance of having a "home" body so that you can always have security.

Matt details the importance of adequate contracts when agreeing to lease or lease out your body to prospective users.

How we're more than just a skin suit but also a skeleton and circulatory system.

How to find something that makes you feel at home, whether that's in your house or at your campsite.

Matt Storrs explains how food dyes were originally created to help us adapt and evolve to the atmosphere of new planets.

The Ingredient Guru, Mira Dessy (theingredientguru.com), gives Matt 20% accuracy for his understanding of food dyes and military involvement in food research.

How Red 40 would help us colonize and mine Mars.

Why do we have the military to thank for our Lunchables?

How we have bever trappers and hat makers deliriums to thank for vanilla and strawberry flavoring?

Matt Storrs explains how banning books that are boring might be a better option than banning books that make you question your values.

They discuss how a small set of people backed by private schools have taken to school boards and public hearings to cause a literary ruckus.

Matt explains how book burnings can easily get out of control and how keeping a fire extinguisher on hand is important.

Matt explains that the original fanfiction was William Shakespeare trying to build off of Christopher Marlowes' work.

Matt Storrs details the growing South American trend of elective body procedures, like the Uruguayan Spine Elongation and Tail Attachment.

Medical tourism expert Rebecca Housley (https://www.transformativeescapes.com/), explains thatMatt doesn't fully understand the "tourism" portion of medical tourism.

They discuss the growing trends of medical tourism and how people should be wary of medical procedures performed on tugboats.

How can you get your hairline readjusted in Turkey and get free saran wrap for the trip home?

How elective surgery is covered in maritime waters. ( be sure to go beyond the bays)

How Argentina has set itself apart on the world's stage by leading the way in calf reduction surgeries.

Matt Storrs digs into the mysterious origins of crypto in the myths of old.

Comedian and crypto expert Viv Ford (@vivford) notes that Matt knows a lot of key terms but doesn't seem to know much about actual crypto.

Matt explains how building blocks with fabric tape can be chained together so you can build and not lose any under the couch.

How the Catholic church backed Doge.

Decentralization of Web 3 and cryptocurrencies and how that will reshape our future.

How web 3 is like the book of Mormon.