Professor Pringle learns the secrets of the Illuminati, why certain aliens are seemingly preoccupied with the digestive system, and the many uses of aluminum foil to ward off unwelcome surveillance, when he speaks with a man who exposes the truth behind the many conspiracies that make up our world.

In this week's interview a traveler who wanders the globe in search of memorable experiences regales Professor Pringle with stories of exotic locales, unknowing hosts and explosive diarrhea.

Professor Pringle learns about the wonders of extruded rice millet and non-nutritive fiber, when he interviews the owner of a company that makes breakfast cereal.

Professor Pringle narrowly escapes being splashed with blood, burned alive and getting shot during a home invasion, when he visits with the director of an experimental theater company.

Professor Pringle encounters an extremely lazy river, a town flattening wave pool, and a nasty rash, when he interviews the owner of a homemade water park.

Professor Pringle discovers the unique flavors of craft brewed beers, as well as the appalling names for the brews when he interviews the maker of artisan brewed beers.

Slit wrists, ripped nails and emergency tracheostomies as Professor Pringle discovers the surprisingly violent world of professional jigsaw puzzling.

An elevator repairman assures Professor Pringle that it is almost impossible to suffocate in a stalled elevator, that they almost never plunge uncontrollably to the basement of a building, and explains that pretty much all safety features are useless.

A gourmet grocer explains to Professor Pringle why the best lettuce is grown in caves and harvested by blind people, as well as the benefits of strapping down hogs and massaging cows.

Professor Pringle learns why almost everyone who believes in reincarnation thinks they were someone famous in a prior life, when he interviews a hypnotist who puts people under to show them their past lives.