Today we talk about the great molasses flood of 1919 in Boston and why you can't eat in a restaurant that is on fire or send someone a surprise pizza.

Today we talk about the radioactive capsule Austrailia lost for a few weeks, why all your dishes must drip dry in Oregon, and why it is illegal to not drink milk in Utah.

Today we talk about how Tuberculosis helped New Mexico become a state and led to the invention of fashionable shoes for women and why you better not shave on Main St.

* Please note it was stated that Robert Koch proved Tuberculosis was caused by germs in 1982 but it was actually in 1882.

Today we talk about when NASA let Skylab fall into Australia and never paid their parking tickets and how you can't speak to a corpse or say "oh boy" in certain states.

Today we talk about the time in history when women were not allowed to ride trains, laws about women driving, fake teeth, and getting permission to cut their hair.

Today we discuss the brief moment in history when Pepsi had the 6th largest military, where it is illegal to sell non-bouncy pickles, and why you better not be on the sidewalk when you are eating ice cream. 

Today we talk about the tragic history of the Hartlepool monkey, laws about weird haircuts, and the dangers of toilet use.

In this episode, we talk about one of the experiments that led to the invention of the cochlear implant and some weird laws about bathtubs.