What words preceded "I think therefore I am"? It was basically, "I doubt it" which is what you should be doing any time you walk into a museum. Find out why you can't trust what you learn in a museum, and the controversy behind them. Erica is talking about museums!

They're tied at the hip, or liver, or something. This week, Erica explains Siamese Twins, specifically the first documented pair. Discovered swimming in a river, in typical old-timer American fashion, we invited them to join a freak show. They started their own families, which means someone had do something during the others sexual intercourse. Come ponder with us what the other does while the other is expanding their family tree... euchre, dominos, meditation? Also, is Dr. Carson a vampire?

From ancient fall traditions to the modern day candy grab, Ashley explains the odd traditions of the past & how they really haven't changed, just evolved. She explains the origin story, & it's links with the dead. You'll also learn about why we do some of the things we do around this spooky season like bonfires, trick-or-treat, and bobbing for apples. We also get a detailed explanation of how candy corn is made & why it's garbage. Halloween history has never been more hilarious.

They're raising barns, and we're raising hell. Ashley explains Amish people, their religion, their rules, & dispels some common myths. Find out what the Amish beef is with technology, enjoy some tales of Rumspringa, & educate yourself with a couple of sinful drunks. Listen to the end for some freestyle Weird Al Yankovich rapping.

Think about it, what do you really know about writing? Probably nothing. Erica explains what kind of materials we write on, what we wrote with, and how that evolved through time to shape the way we do things today. From skywriting to exotic pens, from personal chalkboards to computers, Erica explains it all & Ashley pipes in with terrible Dad jokes. China, this one's for you because Erica's informing the masses that you invented writing, so cheers!

A tornado will make a midwesterner get moving faster than you can say "Ope". While science is still trying to figure out exactly how it happens, Ashley is going to try and explain some of that while drinking. She also explains how to stay safe from missile corn, what to do if you encounter a tornado while driving, & busts some 'nader myths. Prepare to have your mind...blown. This Dad joke comes to you courtesy of Ashley. Erica is not to blame for this very bad joke.

You use it or you don't, but you really should use it, stinky. Erica explains how water alone can't actually clean you. As promised, she touches on laundry as promised in previous podcasts. Figure out why it's important, where it comes from, and enjoy the myriad of jokes we have at the expense of a kid named Jake who may or may not listen to this podcast. Sorry Jake. This episodes for you buddy. The subject is clean, but this podcast is not.

More than just dirndls, lederhosen, and beer. Sort of. Why is it called Oktoberfest when it starts in September? Ashley explains this and also explains the origins, what the Munich festival that started it all is like, and also what the positioning says about your relationship status. That last bit was the podcast version of click bate. Download the episode and find out. Subscribe, Rate, & Follow us on Instagram @Holdmebeer_letmeexplain for more media and fun stuff.

Canadian Geese, The Real Threat. Erica lays out how geese, specifically Canadian Geese, are the real threat to look out for. According to her unverified statistics -out of 10 people- more have encountered geese than bears. No bells, or ditching beef jerky will save you. Really, according to her research, little will. Don't listen to this podcast in a park. We also don't condone drop kicking geese, so don't listen to this podcast and go assault your local flock.

Sometimes pronounced Diabeetus, let's learn about what Wilford Brimley was trying to tell us about. Ashley explains the inner workings of diabetes such as, how you get it, how to manage it, & what's going on inside the body. It's more than just "high sugar" so listen up because odds are, you or someone you know is affected.