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This episode was first released on 05.25.20.
In this episode, we discuss historical examples of society seeing things that aren't there, dancing uncontrollably, and collectively inciting mass hysteria.
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It's Women's History Month! In this episode, we discuss important women throughout history, including those who have ruled civilizations, fought for civil rights, and advocated for peace.
Slapdash Podcast Theme by Eric Ames.
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This episode was first released on 05.18.20.
In this episode, we take a trip inside the Disney vault to discuss the Top 20 Disney movies, as voted by listeners.
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Hyperfun by Kevin MacLeod
What do Kermit, the Boston Celtics, and Leprechauns have in common? In this episode, we discuss the history of things that are green.
Slapdash Podcast Theme by Eric Ames.
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This episode was first released on 05.11.20.
Social unrest, assassination, and revolution! In this episode, we discuss the fall of the Romanov dynasty and the rise of communism in Russia.
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What if your daily social interactions were evaluated by the government and rewarded or punished? In this episode, we discuss the history and implications of China's proposed social credit system.
Slapdash Podcast Theme by Eric Ames
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This episode was first released on 05.07.20.
With thousands of dollars on the line, do all contestants play by the rules? In this episode, we discuss the dark history of American game shows.
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Vehicles for hire! In this episode, we discuss the history of Uber and DoorDash.
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This episode was first published on 04.27.20.
Grab a bowl, and pass the milk! In this episode, we share a list of the greatest cereals of all-time, as voted by listeners.
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This episode was first released on 04.20.20.
Each second, 4.3 people are born, and 2 people die. This means that the world's population increases by 2.3 people every second. Join us as we discuss the science and controversy of human population growth.
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