Vanishing Twins, The Poison Squad, Levitating Frogs

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Pantone-deaf, Naked Mole Rat Perfume, a Berry of Many Names

Alexis Nikole joins the show to talk about the heinous etymology of the juneberry (if that's even it's real name...). Plus, Liz Clayton Fuller returns to explain how birds are behind Pantone, and Rachel details the ins and outs of Naked Mole Rat society -- and what it has to do w ...  Show more

Literal Love Languages, Royal Dog of Madagascar, King Tut’s Undies

Greg Jenner joins the show to unravel all of the secrets hidden in King Tut's undies. (Seriously. There are a lot.) Plus, Sara Kiley tells the story of the crusty white dog from Madagascar, and Rachel goes down a rabbit hole about only marrying someone who DOESN'T speak your lang ...  Show more

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