Chaos Considered

This episode Emily pays homage to actual avatar of chaos Oobah Butler and the top restaurant in London. Claire invites Emily on a brainstorming session to make Sea Grass sexy.

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This episode Emily discusses a true WW2 hero: Wotjek the Bear. Claire discusses how the Irula tribe's traditional ways of life are helping save The Everglades.

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Oops all chaos! After some difficulties on our end, we had to cut Claire's portion. But we had an absolute blast with Emily's topic so we're releasing it to you all anyways. In this episode Emily covers the mysterious Kentucky Meat Shower. 

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Welcome to a very musical minisode. After some brief talk about Eurovision, Emily launches into the story of the Kakapo and how some sweet sax solo may help save the species. Claire highlights the creation of NPR's tiny desk concerts and some of her very favorite artists who have graced that tiny, tiny stage.

This episode features a brief clip of the Kakapo Love Song performed by Piers Dashfield in partnership with Meridian Energy. We encourage you to listen to the full song and donate to Kakapo conservation by following this link: https://www.meridianenergy.co.nz/your-home/offer/saxy.

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Hold for dog! This episode Emily describes the Petrified Forest Curse and preforms some dramatic readings. Claire goes through the five stages of grief over bananas, but there's a nugget of hope... somewhere.

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Murder mysteries abound! This week Emily covers bouldering, its cousin free soloing, and all of the crazy lingo. Claire makes this podcast a true crime podcast if you count birds and algae as being true crime. 

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We know we say this a lot, but this episode has some real energy. Like Emily drinking wine from the bottle and Claire post-dog vomit energy. Either way things get wild. Emily talks all about orphan trains. Thats right, she actually finally does it, and its just as bad as Claire expected! Claire delves into her most recent nightmare-ish fascination and it combines both kidneys AND teeth! Woohoo!

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This episode opens with a lot of dog pee pee talk. But once that's over, Emily deep dives into the Ever Given Suez Canal blockage and loses her mind over the moon, just a little bit. Claire discusses the best parts of St. Louis, MO: the people who make it wonderful.

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Hey guys! We start this minisode hard and fast with some food crime. Go ahead and check out our Youtube to watch Claire literally eat her words! Glossing over the sins that have been committed, Emily squares up with the mechanics of cube-shaped wombat poop. Claire suggests a way to add a few more years to your life: concerts and museums!

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This week Emily wishes Claire a very happy 24th birthday by talking all about an animal Claire specifically said she didn't like: the octopus! Claire looks forward to a year of growth by talking about some very cool science and innovation in the form of tree cocoons that allow saplings to survive in some of the earth's harshest climates.

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