Gap attempts to over-analyze Dr. Sigmund Freud as they discuss some of his most famous cases.

Gp discusses dragons, both dangerous and whimsical, while fielding questions from listeners who may be dragons themselves.

Benjamin Franklin discusses how science, politics and flatulation made him the upstanding citizen he is reknowned as today.

Gap uses his new contraption to talk to the dearly departed and finds out that shuffling off the mortal coil does not solve all your problems.

Spectacled wonder Buddy Holly helps Gap construct a song for his long-time crush, or at least attempts it.

In the ship today, Vincent Van Gogh discusses post-impressionism and his untimely hearing loss.

Gap is joined by Bill Raphus from Everything for Nothing so he can learn about modern business practices and the hidden power of acronyms.

Plato waxes philosophical, as he is prone to do, so Gap can learn about human perception and the problems therein.

We pull up a step stool to talk with Napoleon Bonaparte, a man of many self-appointed titles, who goes on at length about his many self-appointed titles.

Hercules discusses his 12 labors and offers practical exercise tips which Gap refuses to take.