Being lost at sea might seem like a relic of the past, but it's still a very real threat today. With just a boat and a stroke of bad luck, you could become one of the unlucky individuals who vanish into the ocean. Some manage to survive and share their harrowing tales, while others disappear without a trace.

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The Wild West earned its name with its pockets of lawlessness and struggle for order. Explore diverse aspects of Wild West life, from law enforcement to leisure activities. Discover what Wild West saloons and their saloon girls were truly like, and how people attempted to stay clean in such a dusty environment. Delve into an era that was truly wild and exhilarating!

Chapters:

00:00:00 - What It Was Like Being a Wild West Bounty Hunter

00:10:36 - What Life Was Really Like As A Wild West Sheriff

00:20:00 - What It Was Like To Be A Madam In A Wild West Saloon

00:30:34 - What It Was Like to Be a Wild West Cowboy

00:41:49 - What It Was Like Going To A Doctor In Wild West

00:52:01 - What Was Hygiene Like In The Wild West?

01:02:38 - What Were Wild West Saloons Really Like

01:18:32 - How People In the Wild West Spent Their Free Time

01:30:08 - How You Would Have Died In The Wild West

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The year 1998 was quintessentially '90s! Major events included the Monica Lewinsky scandal and President Clinton's impeachment. In film, 'Titanic' became the first movie to gross over a billion dollars and dominated the Oscars. Additionally, Viagra's release provided comedic material for years ahead.

Television in 1998 mirrored this vibrant era with a wave of new shows capturing teenage angst and tackling hot-button issues, alongside countdowns of top music videos.

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Today, we delve into the timeless topic of sexuality through the ages. From the intimate lives of Neanderthals—did they interbreed with Homo Sapiens?—to the wild excesses of Ancient Rome and Greece, and even the romantic customs during the Great Depression in the United States, this episode covers it all! Join us for a fascinating journey into humanity's intimate history.

Chapters:

00:00:00 - The Strange Truth About Neanderthal Sex Lives

00:07:44 - What It Was Like Being a Sex Worker In 18th Century London

00:17:51 - The Strange Truth About Puritan Sex Lives

00:28:00 - What Sex Was Like in Ancient Rome

00:37:06 - What Sex Was Like For British Royals

00:47:33 - What Sex Was Like In Ancient Greece

00:57:27 - What Dating During The Great Depression Was Like

01:07:02 - The Science Behind Our Strange Sex Practices

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For as long as celebrities have existed, their gossip has followed closely behind. In Hollywood, becoming a celebrity means accepting a constant presence in the public eye.

Publications such as the National Enquirer and programs like TMZ have thrived on the celebrity lifestyle for profit. However, the fascination with celebrity drama in America dates back over a century.

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In 1957, police arrested 51-year-old Edward Theodore Gein for Bernice Worden's murder. Upon searching his isolated Wisconsin farmhouse, authorities uncovered a chilling array of crimes, including shallow graves, disembodied remains, and furniture and clothing crafted from human skin.

To delve deeper into Ed Gein's childhood, visit: Ed Gein's Childhood

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As the final decade of the millennium, the 1990s were packed with excitement. Join us for a comprehensive dive into the news, pop culture, and the quirky events that defined this vibrant era.

Chapters:

00:00:00 - 1990

00:18:44 - 1991

00:45:19 - 1992

01:11:59 - 1993

01:38:52 - 1994

02:00:26 - 1995

02:22:40 - 1996

02:46:05 - 1997

03:13:02 - 1998

03:40:48 - 1999

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The 90s were nearing the new millennium with 1997 being a landmark year for television. This year marked the debut of the beloved series South Park. In music, headlines were dominated by the tragic death of Biggie Smalls, while Mike Judge transitioned from wrapping up Beavis and Butt-Head to introducing King of the Hill. Vampire enthusiasts enjoyed the premiere of Buffy the Vampire Slayer. These highlights and many more were part of the TV landscape in 1997. Share with us what you were tuning into!

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The Great Depression was more dismal than 'great,' significantly affecting everyone’s romantic lives. With millions suffering from dire economic conditions, dating wasn't a priority. Consequently, the era saw dramatic shifts in sexual attitudes, often in unexpected and unfavorable ways.

Discover more about dating during the Great Depression in this detailed article.

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Created and voiced by animator Mike Judge, Beavis and Butt-Head is an adult animated series featuring two lazy, dim-witted teens obsessed with heavy metal and music videos. The original show aired for over 200 episodes across six seasons, leading to a movie, a spin-off, books, video games, and two TV revivals.

What was your favorite Beavis and Butt-Head episode? Did you see the film? Let us know in the comments!

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