Booty and The Beard Episode 5

A slightly bleary morning podcast for you this week with Episode 7. A few yawns here and there but it takes more than a lazy morning to stop these two air wave aficionados. This week we've got a bit of a "What if" and "How did" it happen history lesson. Sam fills you in on a couple of little known historical events, that could have changed the world. And Kate gives us a birds eye view of the life, career and somewhat mysterious disappearance of the great aviator, Amelia Earhart.

Episode 6 of the podcast is here and it's ready to rumble. This week Kate tells us the fascinating and tragic tale of one of the most captivating and recognizable icons of the silver screen, Marilyn Monroe. Then Sam takes us on a whirlwind tour through the history of his favourite form of entertainment, Professional Wrestling. From Blonde Bombshells to Blue Thunder Bombs, if you like it hot then this episode should really ring your bell!

Remember remember the 5th of.... our podcast episodes. This week we explore some slightly dark but deeply interesting subjects. We explore the history and dangers of Asbestos and we learn of the tragedy and controversy surrounding the sinking of the Titanic. So grab your respirator, chuck on a life jacket and dive in to this weeks podcast.

Our slightly frantic fourth episode. Which can be described as not so much going off the rails, as maybe never being on them to begin with. Still full of plenty of laughs and interesting factoids.

This week we delve into the world of comic books and circus acts. We learn about the uncrowned king of comic books and a man who did almost every job there was to do in the 1850's.

Our second adventure on the internet air waves brings us poetry and post apocalypse. The story of a famous romantic, and tales of seedy fallout shelters full of dudes called Gary. Special guest appearance by our dog who just needed to have his voice heard.

Our Podcast sets sail on its maiden internet voyage. We talk about a weird and wonderful comic book character and some fascinating (and slightly brutal) french history.