• 33 minutes 32 seconds
    Episode 9: Whales
    Whales are a lot like people. Except better. From cottage cheese milk and gay orgies to head wax and epic poetry, come check out the weird, wonderful world of whales.
    20 March 2018, 1:49 am
  • 31 minutes 48 seconds
    Episode 8: The Arrest of a President
    Can the President of the United States be arrested? Grant, Nixon, Clinton, and Trump have all (so far) managed to avoid that fate, but it remains an open question whether police can waltz into the Oval Office and put handcuffs on the commander-in-chief. Episode 8 explores the history behind presidential crime and punishment.
    27 February 2018, 5:56 pm
  • 32 minutes 13 seconds
    Episode 7: The Gardner Heist
    Do you want $10 million? Then go find the 13 pieces of art that were stolen from the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum in 1990. True, no one has seen hide nor hair of them in almost 30 years, but I'm sure you can do better than the FBI. Oh, and I'm also sure you definitely won't get killed like a few other people who have poked their nose where it didn't belong. Ready to get started? Then listen to this episode. -- Email: [email protected] Twitter: @coolshitcast -- Music: Arne Bang Huseby, "Stormy Blues" (2012)
    13 February 2018, 2:37 am
  • 29 minutes 36 seconds
    Episode 6: Trees
    From communicating via a fungal internet to inspiring Norse mythology, trees are some of the coolest shit in the natural world. Episode 6 explores the history, biology, and mythology of some of the biggest and oldest organisms on planet earth. Plus, Nate reads not one, but TWO poems. -- Contact: Email - [email protected] Twitter - @coolshitcast -- Music: Arne Bang Huseby, "Stormy Blues" (2012) Kai Engel, "Remedy for Melancholy" (2015)
    30 January 2018, 1:36 am
  • 35 minutes 24 seconds
    Episode 5: The Siege of Boston
    We all know how the story of the American Revolution starts--Paul Revere, the lamps in the Old North Church, and the battles of Lexington and Concord. But what happens in the sequel? Boston, like an ex-Navy SEAL who just wants to live peacefully as a cook, comes under siege. For eleven months, the British and the Continental Army stare each other down--spying, sniping, skirmishing, and drinking. A whole lot of drinking. The siege of Boston was the first true test of General George Washington and the fledgling cause of American liberty. Music: Arne Bang Huseby, "Stormy Blues" Contact: Email: [email protected] Twitter: @coolshitcast
    15 January 2018, 1:27 pm
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