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Kevin finds a few slivers of darkness in the Happiest Place on Earth.

Kevin tells the story of Terrance Watanabe: a man with a little bit of a gambling problem.

Blake talks about a mysterious, unexplained sound called ‘The Hum’ and a smell so bad it almost shut down government.

Kevin tells us about the Michael Jordan of human sacrifice.

Blake discovers two severe cases of polyphagia (aka over eating). Yes. They are gonna eat that. All of it. And then some. Then maybe some candles. And grass. Ooh a kitty.

Michael shares the do’s and don’ts when recovering from burns on your buttocks.

Sarah gives sleepy Italians more to worry about than just a leaning tower and Mount Vesuvius.

Michael tells the tale of Big Nose George. And his big nose. And some special shoes. And his skull.

Michael investigates the disappearance of an Australian aircraft, begging the question: do UFOs spin the opposite direction south of the equator?

Kevin makes strong case for wearing more than just your overalls in outer space.  

Kevin explains why your bodily organs won’t be too happy about this guy’s life work.

Kevin brightens the day of everyone not in a black metal band.

Kevin proves that one can be rich without being a monster douche.

Blake finds out that there are magic elves at the end of the rainbow, once you taste it, with your eyes.

Kevin advises on how to destroy a country’s economy with a couple of cargo planes and lots of paper.

Kevin takes us down memory lane, memory highways, and memory interstates.

Michael warns parents about what happens when kids don’t clean their rooms.

Blake is curious what sort of artifacts Dr. Jones would save from Nazis in real life. He found the most mysterious book ever written, and a clock that was built 1400 years before clocks were invented.

Kevin explains some fun things you can do with your tongue, face, head, and yoohoo.

Kevin warns about losing your head while sailing with Ferdinand Magellan around the world for the first time.