We are joined by the queen of the green, Liz Morgan. We get learned up on all things botany. Chase brings an ear-y tale of a war that started out over a lost body part. And, Sam goes digging for a hole-y town in Australia where Chase will finally be able to watch actual underground movies. Soup Soup… and plants.

What do you get when you mix homeless people, with insane people, and people with infectious diseases? You get the creepy building that Chase brings to the show 😳 And then Sam gets to the bottom of who killed Mozart? What?!? You didn’t know Mozart was murdered? Welp… it’s sure looking that way. Soup soup!

Chase and Sam talk bodybuilding vs powerlifting, and then Luther corrects them (glad he’s always nearby). Chase leaks a bot attack. And Sam spreads the word about a superhuman with antivenom powers.

On this episode, Chase sheds some light on a ghost town/island lighthouse. And The Op shares the tale of a bombing that hit too close to home.

On this episode, we recorded around dinner time at the rest home in order to snag some new favorites in the 11:59 family: Luther J, from the Guessnicity podcast, and Kevin Carleton from the History Goon podcast! We discuss everything from conspiracy theories, German secret police, skeletons in an embrace, and UFOs.

On this episode, we discuss savants, and what secret savant powers we’d want most. Jess picked… finance? 🤷🏻‍♂️ Chase brings a story of a cryptid with a cryptic history. Is it man or beast? And Sam tells the high-mountain tale of the Swiss Machine.

From workplace politics to medieval kidnappings, this episode is a wild ride. We talk about AI ethics and human decision-making, dissect project management chaos, and share an outrageous 1992 casino heist. Along the way? Card counting, hummingbird migration, and questionable bathroom etiquette.

Sam and Chase wrestle with scheduling chaos, nanomedicine, and web dev burnout before diving into rule-breaking, justice, and the mystery of Edinburgh's miniature coffins. From tardigrades to government cheese, Burke and Hare to phone call etiquette-this episode's a wild mix of science, history, and the weird quirks that make life interesting.