Well well well. Here we are at our last episode. But we’re not dead, we’re just… uh, taking a very long nap. What’s on the other side is anybody’s guess.

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You get knocked down, but you get up again… or maybe you just roll around on the floor moaning about how you’re no good at anything. Which is more inevitable… failure or your reaction to it?

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Really stop and think about whether mosquitoes have any redeeming qualities. Go ahead, we’ll wait. 

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Before you know whether you need to worry about the orgasm gap… you probably need to know what it is. But it sounds worrisome, right? 

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Today, in the long list of things we can’t really control but worry about anyway - the possibility of our brains exploding! Yes, brain aneurysms are terrifying, but what are they, exactly? And will knowing the answer to that question make us feel better or worse?

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When you think about it, hormonal birth control is nothing short of a miracle that has changed the course of civilization. On the other hand, Cat and Eden just can’t get enough of worrying about things. 

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The natural companion to last week’s episode… since wild animals are most commonly known as “sharks of the land.” But assuming you’re not trying to hunt or befriend them, how dangerous are they really? And how many creatures out there are really worth worrying about?

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Between drowning and all the crazy/deadly creatures that live in the ocean, one wonders why we would even go near the thing. Or, at least, that’s what Cat wonders. Ocean - is it friend or foe?

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Who needs to go to a pharmacy when you have everything you need… coming out of your kitchen tap!  Only problem is, you have no control over what drugs you’re taking… or how much. But hey, talk about convenient, amirite?

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Cat and Eden are always excited to skewer a health fad, and diet soda seemed like an easy target. But… the results of our ever-cursory research were surprising. Is it time to toss the Tab, or start guzzling it by the gallon?

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