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It gets worse before it gets better in today's episode of Immature History! Madison kicks us off with the story of the Dave Matthew's Band Chicago River tour bus fiasco, and Meghan tells us all about the Great Diamond Hoax.
Grab your boas, campers - we're headed to Vegas! Today we talk TV, then Meghan takes us to Sin City in an ode to Burlesque dancing.
What's cute, not cannibalistic, and looks like a tiny little scholar? A chicken wearing little glasses, probably. In today's episode, Madison tells us about the 20th century fad of chicken eyeglasses and Meghan tells us about William McGonagall - a subpar poet with a great middle name.
Do we owe everything in our lives to Pope Clement VIII?? It seems that way! Today we talk about the very thing that first brought us together: a nice cup of Joe. Madison walks us through the history of coffee, we talk about all the ways it's made and enjoyed around the world, and then we end at the beautiful World Coffee Museum in Thành phố Buôn Ma Thuột, Vietnam.
Buttholes, wizard weddings, fist(ula) fights and more await you in today's episode of Immature History! Meghan tells us about the unfortunate connection of Louis XIV to the British national anthem, while Madison takes a slightly more wholesome turn toward her favorite spite house.
It's spy time, baby! Today we talk espionage, spy thrillers, and how much we love women as Agent Meghan takes us to the International Spy Museum in Washington DC.
What do lasagna and chlamydia have in common? They're both in this episode of Immature History! Today, Madison takes us to the French beach plagued by Garfield memorabilia and then we head down under for the story of everybody's favorite type of politician: the koala kind!
New mics, new us! Today we share some news and a great date night idea, then we get nostalgic at the Jack Sisemore Traveland RV Museum!
Today's episode includes a few historical terms that contain the word gypsy. To learn more about the history of this word and why it's hurtful and offensive to Romani women (and therefore why it's time to drop it from our vocabulary), we recommend this article.
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Two amateur/immature historians explore the bizarre, disturbing, and hilarious world of museums.