Episode 17: Unusual celebrity deaths and a report on the aging of the world's population.

Linda and Heather challenge each other to bee trivia. Although actual points were not awarded, I believe it is evident that Linda wins the challenge.

It's just Heather and Linda again . . . we sure do miss the rest of the fun bunch. Today's topics include timely overage of the Women's World Cup and the history of women and soccer. Heather answers the age old question: why do pirates wear eye patches? And, finally, Heather talks bee testicles.

Jessica, Heather and Linda decide to record during Happy Hour, at a bar. Jess brings some summer fun facts (#summerfun) which took a turn into feminine protection. Heather and Linda mind-melded and came with the same list of random facts.

Fun Facts Include: Heather cheats at Scrabble. Linda cheats at Words with Friends. Lots of words, and information on Geocaching.

Heather doubted Linda's popular culture references and Linda, was, indeed, correct in using "Mr. Toad's Wild Ride" as a reference for chaos. Here is a link to the ride at Disney.
Mr. Toad's Wild Ride

We should be hearing an apology in a few episodes.

NPR remembers the Boston Molasses Flood

Wow . . . before Linda talks about poker vocabulary she bores you with her online addictions. It's worth muddling through, though. Heather regales us with Summer Fun Facts, supplying us with the obligatory science facts.

Jiminey Crickets, what series of rabbit holes. What began as a conversation about getting a tan evolved into a discussion of eugenics. The surprisingly fascinating history of the straw and what the heck's a podcast anyway?

More number and science fun, GoT-Adjacent fun facts and stupid laws.

Triskaidekaphobia, Lindsay jumps on the bandwagon with a GoT related Fun Fact, Jess dares Linda to juggle a chainsaw or two, Heather teaches her son an etymology lesson and Meg delves into writing utensils.

Linda and Lindsay are missing in action for this episode. Heather, Meg and Jess carried on! Jess give some tall facts, fun days of observation and DIY 3D organ printing.