In our annual Halloween episode we finally put Halloween itself under the microscope, putting an end to the ongoing constitutional crisis...should Halloween be a national holiday?

On the day of South Korea's first ever state elections--March. 26 1991--5 boys go missing, leading to perhaps the strangest (stupidest) series of events in the history of missing persons cases.

2001: A Space Odyssey warned us not to, but in October 2024 we are going there anyway. Is there life on Jupiter's moon Europa, and how stupid an idea is it to go looking for it?

Is our entire reality just the sandbox of a flying spaghetti monster? Where did it all come from? And if it came from there, where did that come from? A lot of stupid questions that need answering.

Did Luke follow in his father's prosthetic foot steps and give in to the temptations of the dark side? I guess sometimes there's just no coming back from kissing your sister...

I guess it sounds like we're back? What a stupid idea.

Is the greatest comedy of our generation also the greatest "who done it" of our generation? When the Court of Public Opinion wont do, all you can do is ask: Stupid/Not Stupid? 

Dr. Tyler, the shows wealthiest fan, returns to the podcast to debate the need to finally cap his outrageous earnings for the good of all humankind.  

Never murder if you can help it, but if you must murder, then don't get caught. Happy Halloween!

In 1977 NASA sent a time capsule out into the cosmos that has since left our solar system and is traveling at 61,500 km/h through the vastness of space. That record contains a summary of our entire species...and a map to Earth. One of the coolest things ever done? Sure. Perhaps also one of the stupidest...