It's the holiday season, so we are back with the definitive list of the best, and worst, Christmas movies. If you're looking for something good to watch, listen in for the best movies (and the ones to avoid).

Sasquatch, or the wild man, has a long history in American folklore. Similarly, the Yeti, or the man-bear snowman, has been around for a long time. Where did these stories come from? Why do they exist? And where does our modern-day Bigfoot come from? Most importantly, does Bigfoot exist? We tackle all of that on this episode.

Christmas traditions are as old as Christmas itself. But how did they come about? From Santa Claus to Befana the witch, we explore some interesting Christmas traditions from around the world and their history. So get your chores done so you can get those new Christmas clothes, and don't forget to feed the poop log, because we've got a fun listen in store.

2020 has been difficult, but that doesn't mean we can't be thankful for some major innovations that make life better. In this episode, we take a look at some stories behind some of our favorite things. From wristwatches to cameras, and the stories of Alberto Santos-Dumont to Jonas Salk, buckle up for some fascinating tidbits behind that make 2020 a little more bearable.

American states love to adopt symbols - everything from trees to birds to flowers. But some of those are better than others. In this episode, we take a closer look at the best and worst state birds and give you the analysis you didn't know you needed until now.

Wasps - they tend to ruin picnics (like what happened to our kids recently). And show up in the news in 2020 (like murder wasps, which we haven't forgotten about yet). But what are other kinds of wasps? What are they for? And what kinds of funny stories do we have to tell about them? Listen up, because we've got all that and more.

We're living in a society! That means following social norms and respecting others. From going to the back of a line to wearing a mask, there are existing norms (and ones we're establishing) that help keep order and health. But why are some (like wearing a face mask) so controversial? And despite that, why is wearing a mask to prevent the spread of disease so important? Let's talk about it.

Our modern education system still resembles the industrial age, taking kids off for a full day of lessons, moving around at the sound of a bell, teaching discipline and conformity. While we have many great educators and administrators working to improve what we have, many of the problems are the fault of the system itself and its foundations. It was built for a different time with different needs. We need to reimagine education, making it more local, flexible, and personal. We need to allow families the ability to choose more how they educate their kids, support our teachers, utilize technology, and personalize so each student can get the most out of what they learn.

In this episode, we (Kyle and Kelli) introduce ourselves, what we do, and what we'll be talking about. From our numerous Etsy shops where we make things from art prints to handmade rolling pins, to discussing particle level consciousness. Saddle up ya'll, because this is going to be Texas level fun.