This really should have been an episode of the Mandela Effect, because both Becky and Britton remember a TV show that likely was never on the air. Instead, Becky gives the boys trivia questions as if they were on this made up show that doesn't exist. Who knows, maybe we will pitch the idea to MTV.

Join us as three Washingtonians prove that they don't know where Nirvana was from. We continue our talk of AI in this episode as we play KKM with robots while learning about some crazy things AI can do. To no ones surprise, AI can be both scarily smart and dumb at the same time. Then we go into a discussion of the 27 club and ways to support your mental health.

This episode has it all. Kyle speaking in tech terms. Becky translating tech term. Britton reading one star reviews. Crazy cheer moms. Rankings of robots. Questions from a real doctor that no one knows the answers to. What else could you want in an episode?

Get ready for a serious one. Becky goes deep into the differences in pay and treatment between men and women in sports, specifically the Women's National soccer team. As the two time reigning World Cup champions, they continue to be paid less than the men, who did not qualify for the World Cup and bring in less profits than the Women's team.

Did they save Disney? Did Disney save them? Find out in this episode as Kyle talks about the friendship and rivalry between George Lucas and Steven Spielberg which led to some of the best rides at Disneyland. Play along at home to see if you are able to determine what animated movie each Disney quote comes from during Rapid Trivia.

Etymology is the history of words. And let us say, some words have the weirdest histories. Britton goes the way auto companies turned a slur into a legal term before answering some difficult cheer questions.

Scandal! Shrimp in cereal! Fingers in chili! Ridiculous people as CEOs! Becky goes into all the hot goss of the food industry. Later, we play a game I call "Are You Smarter Than Adam Yaw?" The answer may surprise you.

Apparently genericized is a word, even though it sounds made up. Possibly Kyle is pulling a long con, making up fake words on the internet. We go into the history of three genericized products, Kitchen Aide, Kleenex and Band Aide. Afterwards, Britton and Becky attempt to stump Kyle in difficult Star Wars trivia.

Iron Mike, as he became infamously know around the speakeasies, survived murder attempts for seven months. He was completely clueless that they were being attempted. Join us on this true crime wild ride. During rapid trivia, we learn that Kyle and Britton are not smarter than a 5th grader. This does not surprise anyone who listens regularly to this podcast.

Per usual, the boys know nothing about anything, so Becky is forced to spill the tea on all the drama in the British Royal family, both past and present. We go deep into the recent incidents that have been revealed about Meghan Markle and her son Archie. To learn more about being anti-racist go here: https://www.victorialynnalexander.com/antiracistresourceguide