Hello we're back and we missed you! Join us as we catch up on our exciting lives and talk gardening, the weather, existential dread, and hating billionaires! Incredible stuff.

In this rewind, Shelley and Daniel talk about the origins of nursery rhymes and the 1980 Boston Marathon scandal. Original air date: April 7, 2021 Showlinks:

• Do you know the Muffin Man? Jack does!
• But wait
• Your favorite nursery rhymes here to ruin your childhood
• Once again, ruining childhoods
• Oh, Rosie!
• Reasons Why the Boston Marathon is a BFD
• Rosie Ruiz

Shelley and Daniel talk about Shawn Nelson and the San Diego Tank Rampage.

This episode originally aired August 11, 2021.

Hey friends! This week, Daniel dives into the wild stories of Hippolytus, the first anti-pope, and Constantine II, the layman-turned-pope who faced a tumultuous rise and dramatic fall from power. Join us for a chaotic journey through history filled with twists and turns!

Hello and how are you? We're back with more riveting tales of Food Things™, then Shelley talks about the wild, messy grapefruit. Weird!

We're back and ready to roll! This week, Daniel dives into the wild saga of Joey, the albino bear 🐻 and the unbelievable tales of misfortune that earned him the title of the unluckiest bear in the world. 

We're back and getting it together for you! Shelley talks about Jean Paul Getty and the Getty ransom, and we remind everyone to eat the rich. Grab a plate!

Rewind: Daniel and Shelley talk about Robert the Doll, the inspiration for Chucky from the Child’s Play movie franchise, then skip over to the dog park!

This episode originally aired on November 17, 2021.

Daniel and Shelley are back for another hang to catch up and see how they’re doing with their New Year’s resolutions!

Your best friends Shelley and Daniel are back! We chat about the weather (always interesting), a very moist banana bread recipe, new food adventures, and visit the art museum! Join us on this week's journey!

A Hole is to Dig, by Ruth Krauss

Wild Things: The Art of Maurice Sendak