
Hosted by Dino and Dionte (with any special guests that might appear), we talk about anything and everything, from history to questions about modern pop culture. I mean, we might talk medieval warfare one day, motorsport the next. WW2 on one day, and the newest celebrity drama the next. Actually, nevermind, celebrities have way too much drama.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 40 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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In this episode, after five months gone, Dino and Dionte talk about the science of sleeping on it.
The audio may be shoddy in this episode, but we'll be back with higher quality next week.
It's the second round, and that means that Dino and Dionte eat their words and their predictions (for Dino it's quite literal because he lost his voice). Sixers-Kings finals? Not happening.
The inaugural series of the BTBS sees us reviewing the first round so far, MVP, DPOY, and our predictions, including a really hot take by the two hosts that could get them destroyed. Enjoy, and we hope to make this series a regular!
After a long break, we're back with an episode on God's glorious trucks, how they work, and how the legendary Monster Jam works.
Today, Dino and Dionte will take a look at the history of ADHD, all the way back to Greeks, and how we diagnose it now!
Ever heard of Cool Whip? Tang? What about Pop Rocks? Well, the same man invented all of them, and he was perhaps the greatest food scientist to ever exist.
Today's bite size is about the story of James Dean's cursed Porsche 550 Spyder, although Dino can't seem to pronounce Spyder throughout the episode.
We're back (finally)! Today, it's the story of arguably the most successful robber gang to ever exist, with almost a hundred robberies to their name, and most people have never heard of 'em. Grab your six-shooters and your burlap bags with giant doll... more
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