We Should Know Better

It's that time of year again! In this special harvest holiday Halloween spootakular extravaganza, each of us picked a page and we all tried to get to all three of them together. Strap in and get ready for the original Fruit Brute commercial, harvest hymn sing-a-longs, and ducks getting blasted in the face with high-velocity pumpkins.

Photos we talk about:37:30 - An early 20th-century Irish Hallowe'en mask displayed at the Museum of Country Life
46:20 - Egyptian and cows???
59:50 - Award-winning pumpkin with small child for reference

This week Tim has us go from Cluedo to Liberty Bell. Things...things happen. We unearth Scooby Doo lore, explore the history of the Statue of Liberty, and Sky describes some of the more...unusual foods Philadelphia is known for.

Photos we talk about:56:20 - Detail from a fresco by Constantino Brumidi in the U.S. Capitol in Washington, D.C., showing two early symbols of America: Columbia (left) and the Indian princess

In this episode, Kyle has us go from Dreamcast to corn maze. Tim delves into Lockheed Martin's plan for a space fence, Sky uncovers something sort of disturbing that hedgehogs do to themselves, and Kyle quizzes us on the famous Spanish fighting bull, Ratón.
Photos we talk about:40:20 - A hedgehog self-anointing
53:30 - Advertisement for the appearance of the bull Ratón in Ricla, Spain, in 2010

This week Sky has us go from Star Wars to Mark Twain. Tim forgets where he was, Kyle tells us about the world's first fanfiction, and we all get derailed by chickens.
Photos we talk about:
23:10 -David I of Scotland knighting a squire33:15 - Norman Rockwell's Saturday Evening Post cover featuring Rosie the Riveter1:09:45 - A Buff Orpington cock

In this uncomfortable episode, Tim has us go from Pepe Le Pew to eye contact. Kyle explains to us what roadkill is while Sky discovers brendanfraser.com and invents a new meme.
Photos we talk about:
17:20 - Brendan Fraser in Canada
40:05 - Satan Cow
59:10 - Medusa Meme

We're back! Kyle has us go from Taco Bell to Castle Wolfenstein, a route (kind of) provided to us by Dr. Blots of the Recursively Curious podcast. Along the way we learn that there's a real Mountain Dew and return to a place we should have never ever gone in the first place ever!
Photos we talk about:54:03 - Bill Gates selling the first official copy of Halo 3 to Ritesh David

This is not a typical episode.

Rocks! Stones! Paganism! Kyle and Sky try to get from moon rock to Stonehenge, and it's harder than you may think (rock joke). Along the way we learn about Norse gods, real-life werewolves, and which U.S. states lost the moon rocks gifted to them by the Fed.

Photos we talk about:
59:15 - Post-World War I aerial photograph of Stonehenge

This week Kyle has us go from The Great Wave to sunlight. Tim talks about Japanese New Year traditions and Sky takes the most boring route possible.

Photos we talk about:

7:45 - The Great Wave off Kanagawa
36:30 - Japanese singing Ode to Joy
48:45 - Dead plants

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Sky has a themed game for us this week, making Tim and Kyle go from Mr. Dressup to Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. There is a Power Rangers quiz, a lot of talk about Renaissance artists, an overview of puppets, and a rendition of "Pizza Power" from the classic TMNT musical.

Photos we talk about:
54:30 - Statue of Leonardo in Amboise
1:03:45 - David at Bargello, Florence.
1:17:35 - Mona Lisa behind glass