Mattie concludes her epic history of black film covering the 90's to the present day, meanwhile Austin talks about Hermits, but not the crabs, the people who live away from other people. They might've had hermit crabs, we will never know for sure if they had them as pets or not.

Also, we have been doing this for an entire year! We are taking a two-week break to work on the podcast and will be returning better than ever 10/6.

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This week Austin Talks about an early Labor Union known as the Knights of Labor and laments about how every topic he looks into has at least one massacre. Mattie goes into part 2 of her History of Black people in film and covers the 70's and 80's. We both get interrupted by rude cats, so it is a fairly normal episode for us.

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This Week, Mattie goes talks about Black representation in film history and the many important figures that influenced it. Austin talks about the time Sweden banned coffee and makes way too many coffee puns. we also explain why Mattie claims to be Mothman, and it is not just because of her glowing red eyes.

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This Week, Austin trying to find a baseball game to watch leads him down the rabbit hole of The Bombing of Hiroshima, the long term effects of radiation, and the remarkable recovery of the city from unprecedented disaster. Meanwhile Mattie finally addresses that infamous figure from history that keeps popping up in so many unexpected places P.T. Barnum and how he was not as heroic as Hugh Jackman lead you to believe. We also talk about how much we miss Obama, and that we would trust him to cat sit for us.

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This week, Mattie teaches us mistakes to avoid when arguing with somebody on the internet while Austin fails to keep himself from giggling every time Mattie say fallacious. Then Austin goes into why you shouldn't be afraid of spiders, while also telling you to be afraid of spiders. We also reveal the best way to load a dishwasher and WILL fight you if you disagree.

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This week you get to hear Austin talk about The Great Chicago Fire and if cattle can be arsonists. Then Mattie talks about the often overlooked Walter Mondale and the modern vice presidency. You also get to hear our expansive Home Alone fan theory that people have been covering up for years. YEARS.

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This week Mattie goes into the 20th Amendment. We never thought we would have to do a deep dive on this amendment, and yet here we are. And Austin concludes his piece on the freedom riders. We also regret asking a ghost to haunt our printer, and Mattie doesn't care what Austin says, that ghost isn't the real Ben Franklin. She is 99% sure.

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This week Austin researched the Freedom Riders and literally took 20 pages of notes and Mattie talks about the 1619 project and how Senator Tom Cotton (R-AR) is just the worst. and our ghost is back and we offer to show you pictures of our cats.

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This week Mattie gets excited about inherited traits that don't have a clear genetic cause, cellular memory, and we both reach out to some mad scientists with some unethical experiments. Austin talks about the time some Samurai went to New York City and became the talk of the town. we also get bummed out about the passing of John Lewis. If you haven't yet, read March written by John Lewis and Andrew Aydin, and illustrated and lettered by Nate Powell.

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This week, Austin talks about what happens after a whale dies and sinks to the bottom of the ocean, and Mattie talks about everyone's favorite emergency substitute teacher lesson plan Bill Nye the Science Guy! Also hear us go off on more tangents than usual as we talk about our love/ hate relationship with paranormal reality TV.

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