This week Kristen and Karla are back to their regularly scheduled programming.  Karla covers a topic that we've touched on in a few different episodes: the vending machine!  And Kristen tackles the surprising origin of Chess and what it has in common with Yoga.  

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This week Kristen and Karla cover the same topic! Or, well, they try to cover it.  It turns out that the origin of dogs is somewhat of a mystery.  While there aren't any conclusive answers in this episode there are a lot of interesting facts.  So give it a listen... or something.

In this mini-episode, Kristen and Karla discover the ultimate fun fact! Nothing but the best for our listeners!

Well, well, well. What do we have here? It's another episode of Or Something brought to you by your favorite slightly unhinged hosts. This week, both Kristen and Karla find out some disappointing truths about two iconic places. Up first is everything you could want to know about the Hollywood sign! Next up is the origin story of IKEA. So put on your most glamorous shades, grab an Allen wrench, and enjoy... or something. 

It's mini-episode time! Karla tries to avoid the gruesome truth about an old saying involving cats, while Kristen dives right into the darkness of clowns! You've been warned. 

The show goes into silly territory this week! Karla shares some odd precursors to the household hairdryer, while Kristen uncovers the fascinating origin of clowns. This episode is bursting at the seams with some incredible facts!

For this week's fun facts episode, Kristen delves into the life of wonderfully defiant Sarah Bernhardt, while Karla continues her descent into pandemic madness during a conversation about holodecks. Enjoy!

This week, Kristen makes some surprising discoveries about the origin of lipstick, while Karla uncovers a scandal in the record of paperback books. 

Hi guys! It's mini-episode time! With the Olympics now over, Karla struggles to focus on new things (namely her nonsensical research notes). Kristen is on it as usual and enlightens us on the origin of anniversary gifts. Get ready to buy some diamonds, rubies, wood, or tin foil... or something. 

This week, Karla gets into the everlasting history of gum while Kristen discovers when marriages turned into love matches. Enjoy!