In this week's episode, Jackie takes us through 3 impactful case studies that helped to create the field of neuroscience!

We know Harm's mic is dropping off a lot this episode, sorry! :( We are still working out the kinks with our audio, thanks for bearing with us.

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Welcome to Here's Where Things Get Weird! This is the video version of our weekly podcast. This week, Harmony takes us on a wild journey through the Alaskan wilderness. We talk about everything from missing political leaders to bigfoot's mean, psychic cousin, to tetanus filled indoor water parks. Come get weird with us!Also, just a heads up that we are aware of the audio issues here and will hopefully have them resolved by next week's episode. Thanks for sticking it out with us as we deal with our less than ideal podcasting space!Intro and outro are How Can Things Be by HoliznaCC0. It is in the public domain. If you would like to hear more of HoliznaCC0's work, you can do so here: https://freemusicarchive.org/music/holiznacc0/

What do Celestial Seasonings and a UFO death cult have in common? It's darker than you think. Join us on Here's Where Things Get Weird as Harmony takes us through the bizarre history of American tea company Celestial Seasonings.

Just a heads up, this episode does get DARK. List of specific triggers are discussed at the top of the episode, but if you're in a place where heavy stuff might be a bit too much, maybe skip this episode and catch up on our other episodes!

Intro and outro are How Can Things Be by Holiznacc0. It is in the public domain. If you would like to hear more of Holiznacc0's work, you can find him here:https://freemusicarchive.org/music/holiznacc0/

A clown and a firefighter walk into a brothel... What happens next will go down in history as the Toronto Clown Riot, also sometimes called the Toronto Circus Riot! Get weird with us as we talk about the weird power structure of 19th century Toronto, egg painting rituals, and much more on this week's episode of Here's Where Things Get Weird!

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In this week's episode, Harmony walks us through the mysterious sinking of multiple ships on Lake Superior, the largest of the Great Lakes. Join us as we cover ghost ship sightings, the loneliest lighthouse, and the dangerous reality of sailing across one of the largest bodies of freshwater on Earth.

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Intro and outro music is How Can Things Be by HoliznaCC0. It is in the public domain. If you'd like to support Holiznacc0, you can find more of his work here: https://freemusicarchive.org/music/holiznacc0/

If you're easy grossed out, you might want to skip this one.In this week's episode, Jackie takes us through a history lesson on The Great Stink of London. Along the way, we hear about groups of noble people falling into vats of human excrement, military shenanigans, and scientific and engineering feats. All this, and more, on Here's Where Things Get Weird!

Theme song is in the public domain, courtesy of HoliznaCC0. You can check out more of his music here: https://freemusicarchive.org/music/holiznacc0/

Join us as we discuss what happened on the night of June 15th, 1960 in Kopperl, TX. Was it really 140 degrees that night? And what caused all of that crop damage? Is there still a brain eating amoeba in the nearby lake? Will Harmony ever stop saying "I Shrekon?" all of this and much more on this week's episode of Here's Where Things Get Weird!

In this episode, Jackie covers The Cadaver Synod of 897, in which a deceased pope's body was literally pulled from its grave and put on trial. Hang out with us as we talk about it, along with popes in jail (yes, it's happened), rapid pope turnover through nefarious means, and what exactly is the Burger King just outside of Vatican City like?