999: Cornhole Killer, Underwater Bees, & Tofu Controversy
About this episode
The episode discusses various topics including horses, a murder case involving a cornhole champion, underwater bees, and the complexities of trauma.
Sarah won't quit talking about horses, and her love for them, but she explains why it turns out, we're not really meant to ride them. We hear about the quadruple amputee who is accused of committing murder, but wait, there's more, he's also a cornhole champion. He's full of surprises! Susie hooked on bowling ever since she got her own ball, and now she's watching the HBO docuseries, Born to Bowl. We learn about the recent (accidental) discovery that queen bees can live underwater, and we find out how it's possible. There's a restaurant that's causing a literal stink and getting citations for it, so we debate whether it's racist or fair play. We discuss the French trial Gisele Pelicot's husband, who drugged his wife and let men assault her, and the surprising dynamic between her and her daughter that reveals the complexity of trauma. Plus, we find out why dreaming is a complex bodily function, how it helps your memory, and why lucid dreamers might have an advantage. Join Susie and Sarah for The Brain Candy Podcast’s 1000th episode celebration: https://thebraincandypodcast.com/product/brain-candy-1000th-episode-event 00:00 - Celebrating Episode 999 and Sarah's Equine Path…
More episodes of The Brain Candy Podcast
- 1006: Future Farmers, Well-Being, & Haunted Houses
- 1005: Matchmaking, Love, & Dating in the Digital Age
- 1004: SkyKing, Cult Rescue, & WNBA's New Generation
- 1003: Interstellar Aftermath, ADHD Curiosity, & Dogs are People Too
- 1002: Enhanced Games, Forest Bathing, & Weird Dreams
- 1001: Whale Birth, Chess Cheating, & Seagull Prevention
Explore listener stats, chart rankings, contacts and more on the The Brain Candy Podcast podcast page.