Chaos Considered

This one starts out with a food sin, and its not even Emily's part of the episode. Instead, Emily covers "SM" a woman who is incapable of feeling fear, except for one extreme circumstance. Claire explains the deep cultural and environmental role the Bankhar dogs serve in remote Mongolian communities, and the current efforts to bring the breed back from the brink of extinction. 

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This one starts out with a food sin, and its not even Emily's part of the episode. Instead, Emily covers "SM" a woman who is incapable of feeling fear, except for one extreme circumstance. Claire explains the deep cultural and environmental role the Bankhar dogs serve in remote Mongolian communities, and the current efforts to bring the breed back from the brink of extinction. 

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Are we a true crime podcast now? Maybe! Emily tells the story of Kaspar Hauser, the mysterious German boy who may have been a lost prince. Meanwhile Claire really embraces her inner jock and gives a play by play of an exciting new sport: Marble Racing! 

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What do you get when you combine a late night recording with an all new format? Whatever this is! In the first ever monthly podcast within a podcast, Emily explains height surgery and spins some very "interesting" tangents. For all the plant lovers, Claire brings both the Rose of Jericho and the "False" Rose of Jericho to life. 

Minisodes will release the first of every month. The perfect bite sized podcast to share with your friends! 

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This episode has some... lets say particular vibes. Emily keeps a *positive attitude* when describing ball lightning and all the ways in which it may or may not exist. In a shocking turn of events, Claire steals the Mola Mola, the ocean sunfish and truly one of the strangest creatures floating its way through our oceans. 

Chaos Considers apologizes for the drop in audio quality during the second half of the recording. Emily's mic got unplugged! 

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No ball lightning to be found here! Instead Emily explores the fascinating problem of Pablo Escobar's Cocaine Hippos. Claire has a two for one and describes not only the smallest snowman in the world, but also the very important work Reporters Without Borders is doing within the world of Minecraft. 

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This episode Emily discusses the controversial children's show about a man and his uncontrollable penis, John Dillermand. Claire also talks about a television show, except hers showcases top surgeons from around the globe and the incredible, lifesaving procedures they perform every day. 

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Happy Holidays everyone! This is our favorite episode yet. Emily tells Claire the story of the rats of Autun and offers some truly hot takes on Remy Ratatouille. Claire sparks a discussion on the therapuetic benefits of Dungeons and Dragons, which just derails into a full on declaration of love for tabletop rpgs on behalf of Emily.

This episode Emily and Claire really encourage you to have a good cry about it. Emily discussed the Disgusting Food Museum and the cultural subjectivity of disgust. Claire only makes things worse by introducing the king of invertebrates, barry the bobbit worm. 

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This week Emily details the bizarre and deadly Boston molasses flood of 1919. Claire encourages us to join the grassroots (minus the grass) movement of the homegrown national parks. This one's got post election vibes ya'll. 

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