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It's Thursday and we've got silly history for your ears! Meghan tells us the heartwarming story of Emily the Cow, while Madison takes the animal theme a slightly different direction with the story of Fabio's "goose incident."
We made it, Campers! Today we catch up on Madison's big move and our latest TV and podcast recommendations, then Meghan takes us to Hartfield, East Sussex for a tour of Pooh Corner.
Happy Thursday, Campers! Today, we're going to space when Madison tells us all about Moon Museum, and then Meghan lets us in on a classic case of the long con - courtesy of John James Audubon.
Today we have some thoughts and hot takes on popular burger franchises, then we shift gears and head to Dodgeville, Wisconsin for a brief stop at the Museum of Crystals and Minerals. Then, we spend a lot of time talking through the pseudoscience of crystal healing.
We're back with more wacky history, Campers! Meghan tells us all about Shakespeare's favorite boner puns, and Madison talks about the time Boris Johnson won a poetry contest.
This episode is not for the faint of heart! Today Meghan takes us to St. Augustine, Florida where we step back into the Dark Ages at the Museum of Medieval Torture.
***Content warning: descriptions of a variety of methods of torture, take care when/if listening***
Happy Thursday, Campers! Today we talk about the unsettling children's toy Fofão and the unnecessarily sexual nicknames for US Presidents.
We've got a special episode for you today, Campers! This one has everything: we talk TV and podcasts, speculate about the latest Georgia Guidestones news, and then we really go rogue! Madison brings us some teeny tiny immature history, Meghan brings us some teeny tiny museums, then we bring it home by reading the Wikipedia pages for Madame Tussaud verbatim.
Today we are talking obscure communication, Campers! Meghan tells us all about safety coffins and Madison combines two of her favorite things: knitting and espionage.
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Two amateur/immature historians explore the bizarre, disturbing, and hilarious world of museums.