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In this clip from episode 113 of Fueled By Death Show, we continue on our two-part roast of Valentine's Day. First, we go around the world and see how the holiday is celebrated in other countries. Then, don't get caught watching some romantic movie on Valentine's, instead, watch some horror! All good horror movies revolve a little bit around love, and some of them were made with this holiday in mind.

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In this clip from The Roast on Fueled By Death Show 109, we go down a rabbit hole of strange fashion trends from 2018. There was a surge of what is now being referred to as "meme fashion" or the idea that you create something solely for the meme or the Instagram post, with the hope that it will go viral and drive interest to create an actual product. From jackets on jackets to ankle scarves and severed heads, there were some really weird fashion creations last year.

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This time on The Roast we talk about decaf coffee. Why does it exist? How did it get discovered? The origins of this weak brew date back to the early 1900's and seemingly by accident decaf was born. Is it actually good for you, and does it have any health benefits? We get fired up about decaf and hopefully entertain you in the process.

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On this mini-episode of The Roast, we discuss the history and traditions of New Years for many different people around the world. Plus, the idea of New Year's resolutions isn't a new one, but so many people put too much emphasis on changing everything for the beginning of the year. Don't worry, be happy, and change when you are ready.

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Since we were off for Christmas, this week the clip of The Roast is a throwback to Episode 54. Why do people consume gold? From drinks like Goldschlager to adding gold leaf to burgers of pizza, the trend of eating this precious metal is weird and sometimes only for the wealthy. Does gold have an effect on your digestive system? Does it add flavor to your meal? these questions and more are addressed this week.

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On this clip from The Roast on Fueled By Death Show, we look for the true meaning of Christmas. Where did it come from? How did this holiday get its start, and how did it become the commercial powerhouse it is today? What is Yule? Plus, we discuss some fun memories of Christmas morning and make our own memory right here on the show.

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This week on The Roast Dustin and Jeff discover the origins and history of Christmas Carols. A lot of talk has been in the news lately about Baby Its Cold Outside, and that discussion led to the question of where Christmas Carols came from, and why they became so popular today. There was actually a period of time where no one really cared to sing about Christmas, which is very different from the commercialization of the holiday music today.

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On this clip of The Roast from Fueled By Death Show, Dustin and Jeff talk about some of their favorite Christmas movies and then realize there are a lot of cheesy ones on Netflix. Jeff picks his four favorites of the most horrible Christmas movies he could find and the hosts tear them apart.

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Welcome to the first mini-episode of The Roast! From this week's episode of Fueled By Death Show, Dustin and Jeff talk about some traditions and weird facts about Thanksgiving. Things like how the first Thanksgiving was in Texas? Or how cranberries were used to dye clothes? Or how live tigers and elephants preceded the big balloons in the Macy's Day Parade!

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