What do Super Bowl winners and the White House's pardoned turkeys have in common? They're both going to Disney World! In this special holiday Immature History, we cover the turkey pardoning tradition and the history of cow tongue as a Thanksgiving dinner staple. Happy Thanksgiving, Campers!

This episode has it all. We discuss raccoon invasions, who we would cast to play us in a movie, and Madison fails at improv. Then, in our most unhinged episode in recent memory, we get to riddling as Madison walks us through the Puzzle Museum. Happy Thanksgiving, Campers!

Happy Thursday from our NPR voices! On today's episode of Immature History, Meghan tells us all about the infamous art piece Comedian, and Madison shares the mysterious story of the disappearance of Frederick Valentich.

TW: Brief mention of suicide

Last week, Madison and Meghan were humbled by an especially difficult round of pub trivia. Today, we are making ourselves feel better by focusing on other people's failures as Meghan walks us through the Museum of Failure.

It's that time again! Today our adventures in Immature History take us back to Operation Cat Drop and to the origins of Cincinnati chili.

HAPPY HUNDREDTH TO US ALL!!! Today we celebrate our 100th(!!!!) museum as Madison takes us to Seattle, Washington for the legendary Museum of Museums.

Spooky season may be over, but these stories are still gonna haunt ya! Today, Meghan tells us all about the origin of the Graham cracker and Madison explains baseball metaphors for sex.

Happy Halloween, Campers!!! Meghan tells us all about the history of everybody's favorite spooky holiday and then we are once again headed back to Salem, Massachusetts for the Halloween Museum of Salem!

Happy almost-Halloween, Campers! We close out October Immature History episodes with the mysterious story of the Badge Man and the witchy vibes of dumb suppers.

Lace up those comically large shoes, Campers: today we're talking clowns! Madison takes us up to Baraboo, Wisconsin as we learn the bizarre, creepy history of clowning at the International Clown Hall of Fame and Research Center.