Why? The Podcast

Is it possible that adults can have fun at Disney World? Of course they can, and Leonard Kinsey wrote the book on it. Where you can have sex, how you can get drugs, and the best bar crawls this side of the monorail are all covered in his book, The Dark Side of Disney. And Leonard should know- he's been to the parks over 100 times. For more information on Leonard's books (he's also written two adult Disney-themed novels) or any of the other Disney-centric books he's published, check out Bamboo Forrest Publishing.

The wax museum returns to Boston with the Dreamland Wax Museum. Located in downtown Boston, the museum features popular celebrities including Snoop Dogg, Amy Winehouse, the Dali Lama and Clint Eastwood. (This is also the first time those 5 have appeared in the same sentence.)

Luke and Heidi talk with Jed Reitler from Dreamland about his favorite figures, how a figure is created and whether it is creepy to be alone in the museum at night.

For more information on the Dreamland Wax Museum, visit their website.

David Coutcher met a guy in Mexico City in the late 60s. As they got to know each other, this guy opened up to David about his past. And, reflecting back on their friendship David came to a terrifying realization- his 'friend' was confessing to him his horrible life in crime. Because David's friend was the Zodiac Killer. And the murderer of the Black Dahlia. And DB Cooper. And one of the three prisoners who escaped from Alcatraz.

David's written a book about this relationship and all the things he's been able to find in the ensuing years to back up his theory about who his friend claimed to be. The book is called "My Dance with the Zodiac Killer." And David has a YouTube channel where he recounts all the stories his friend Frank told him over the years.

To find David's videos, search "David Gold," on YouTube and you can buy a copy of David's book here.

Feeling down? Want to feel better? Want to feel cared for? Maybe what you need is a good cuddle. We talk with Madelon Guinazzo from Cuddlist.com about the benefits of cuddling, how she got into the industry and whether she prefers to be big or little spoon.

This week we talk with Sex Coach Cain. She answers all of our important questions, how much Gatorade does a sex coach drink, if there is such a thing as a dumb sex question and whether "Yakity Sax," is good mood music.

To learn more, or to book a session with Sex Coach Cain, visit her website, www.Romantic Discovery.com or check her out on Instagram @SexCoachCain.

Dr. Diane Febles started as a veterinarian, but quickly found herself drawn to dentistry. She now drives all across Georgia, taking care of sick animals, as well as keeping horses healthy by showing owners proper dental care. Does it involve a lot of floss? What does a retainer for a horse look like?

And if that isn't enough, Dr. Febles is also a licensed acupuncturist.

For more information, visit her website: www.georgiaequinedentistry.com

Callista Womick is an art model. And yeah, she’s naked at work. But she gets to work in collaboration with artists as they create their work. She talks about the strain posing can put on her body, what goes through her head while posing and answers the age old question: whose more uncomfortable- the artist or the nude model?

Check out Callista on Twitter @alackaschmatz. (And if you want to see some of the work produced during Callista’s posing sessions, check out whythepodcast.com)

Are people still obsessed with the 1975 musical? Why? What does it mean to them. We talk with Ash, Dawn and Sean, the co-hosts of the popular Rocky Horror Podcast Show about how they got into the scene, what they love about it and why they aren't tired of the Time Warp. You'll shiver with antici.... pation.

Check out their podcast: www.facebook.com/RockyHorrorPodcast/

No matter what you believe politically, you can probably agree that we need to do a better job of understanding each other and listening to each other. 

This week, we talk with Rob Cortis, the owner/driver of the Trump Unity bridge. We try to move outside of politics and keep the conversation to things like parallel parking and juggalos. You know, the sorts of things that everyone wants to know more about.

To learn more about Rob & his bridge, check out www.TrumpUnityBridge.com.

What is gender-free clothing and what is the Phluid Project? And what is their mission? Heidi and Luke talk with Phluid phounder Rob Garrett Smith about what makes his store different, why pink is now a color associated with women and why you shouldn't quit your job after your first trip to Burning Man. Recorded onsite in New York City, it's phucking fabulous!