Tammy Glover has successful careers in multiple fields, so, it's not surprising she decided to tackle the musical genre.

But, Tammy approached it differently, finding a way to put a new twist on the Peter Pan story with the show, "Wendy, My Darling." We talked with Tammy about writing the show, putting the show on the stage and the unique-for-reasons-we-still-dont-understand idea of a project where women play key roles in the show both on stage and off.

For more information about "Wendy, My Darling," check out their website.

Sure, sex toys are fun, but what if they were a little more... personal? That's where Clone-a-Willy comes in. As the in-home penis molding kit experts, you can make your own sex toy with your own two hands... and a few other parts too.

And they don't just stop with the willy. There's Clone-a-Pussy kits and so much more. We talked with Victoria from the company about their fascinating origins and all the unique ways their clients are using their products. For more information, check out their website. (And if you use the code 'FLASH' at checkout, you'll get an extra 20% off just for being a Why? listener.)

We also discuss the name of the new Netflix movie and why it might be a little problematic in other parts of the world.

Everyone can be a champion. The key is finding the right thing that you excel at. Maybe it's toe wrestling?

We talked with Ben "Toe-tal Destruction" Woodroffe, the reigning champion about his entry into the sport and his work to try to spread the word of the sport around the world. Plus, we get an insight into the lengths many go to to try to capture that elusive title. For more information, follow the World Toe Wrestling Federation on Facebook.

And if that isn't enough, Berlin has decided to let women be topless at pools. (How was this not already a thing?)

Orlando Wilson has the job that you've probably dreamed about doing- and, believe it or not, it's not all glamor. Orlando is a private investigator, helping people try to find solutions for some of the most difficult problems that you can think of.

For more information on Orlando's services, to read his blog, or to order his books, check out his website, Truth Has Only Few Friends. He's also on Instagram.

Neil Cole has turned a life-long love of science fiction into something that everyone can enjoy. The Museum of Classic Sci-Fi features props, costumes and artwork from Doctor Who, the Planet of the Apes, Star Wars and Flash Gordon.

We talked with Neil about his collection and his approach sharing his collection with generations of fellow fans of the genre. For more information and to visit out the museum, check out their website.

If you're an America's Got Talent viewer, you've seen this week's guest in action. The Human Fountains are something to see- an act that completely lives up to their name. We sat down with Sam Kaufman from The Fountains, and go on the amazing journey that the group has been on.

For more information, check out the Human Fountains website, or you can follow them on Facebook.

Who doesn't want to spend a fun evening with Rose, Blanche, Dorothy and Sophia? Throw in a murder and things start to get real interesting. We talked with Traci Connaughton, founder of the Without a Cue theater company about how you go about making someone like Rose a cold-hearted murderer.

For more information about catching either the Golden Girls show, or any other the other shows they have  running in Pennsylvania, New Jersey as well as Delaware and Maryland, check out their website.

Jai Alai may sound like something your grandmother would be into, but when you see these athletes catching and throwing a small ball with the density of a hockey puck at 100+ mph, your opinion might change.

We talked with Scott Savin, from the World Jai-Alai League, who is one of the many working to revitalize the sport and bring it to a whole new generation.

The season just kicked off, so now it the perfect time to check it out. For more information, and to watch and wager on the game, visit their website.

We talked with Shana from the Rubber Chicken Museum last year, but a lot has happened. Those things include Fred Schneider, and us doing our damndest to get invited to join the board for the museum.

We sat down once more with Shana to find out what has been going on at the museum, and to present her with our efforts over the last 8 months.  

If you want to visit the Rubber Chicken Museum, located inside the Archie McPhee store in Seattle, WA. For more information, check out their website.

We all know that Love is a Battlefield and that Tina Turner is simply The Best. And if you're wondering how we know these things, it's because of the work of this week's guest, Holly Knight. Holly has written some of the best known songs of the 80s and 90s and she talks about her career in her new memoir, "I Am the Warrior." It's a look at her fascinating career and the lessons she's learned along the way. For more information, you can check out Holly's website.