We're going going, back back, to Canada Canada (going back to Canada). And to the 1600s!

Kick it old school with our hosts this week as they take you back in time to discuss the grizzly murder committed by their 9th great grandma on May 17th, 1672. Many things have changed in the past 350 years (torture, widely accepted child marriage, population sizes of former small towns turned major cities) but some things never change, like the desperate need for revenge. Grab an ale and dive on in!

French-Canadian trivia, kings with really bad ideas, and horrifying torture free with stream!

Transcript available here.

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