WAREHOUSE

In The Warehouse, we store everything that’s been unloaded from the Content Barges. You can see it all in a glance…and each piece is arranged by delivery date!

March 18, 2025

March 18, 2025

Ever wonder why we have warning labels stating the obvious? Before diving into the Five Laws of Stupidity, we took a hilarious look at some of the most absurd labels and how they came to be. Then, we explored economist Carlo Cipolla’s take on why stupidity is the greatest existential threat to humanity—and why we all underestimate just how many idiots are among us. Ready to laugh, learn, and maybe rethink a few things? Watch now!

Moby Dick by Herman Melville

Moby Dick by Herman Melville

Captain Ahab isn’t just chasing a whale—he’s chasing a force he believes has ruined his life. Moby-Dick is more than a legendary sea creature; it’s a symbol of everything Ahab fears, hates, and cannot control. But is the white whale truly the villain, or is Ahab’s own obsession the real beast? Jimmy Yeary dives deep into the madness, the meaning, and the monomania behind this classic tale—because when it comes to Moby-Dick, there’s always more beneath the surface…In Other Words.

Be True…or BS? Round #4

Be True…or BS? Round #4

This episode takes us from the battlefields of history to the bright lights of Hollywood, with names like Sir Charles James Napier, Ivan the Terrible, Gaylord Perry, and even the cast of M*A*S*H*. Some of these unbelievable stories are true… and some are absolute nonsense. Can you tell the difference?

Through the Traveler’s Lens: Gallery 1

Through the Traveler’s Lens: Gallery 1

See the world from a different perspective with Through the Traveler’s Lens: Gallery 1, a collection of images captured by Andy Andrews. As a Noticer and storyteller, Andy finds significance in the overlooked, beauty in the ordinary, and meaning in the unexpected. Each photograph invites you to pause and see through his eyes, revealing moments of quiet wisdom, untold stories, and the subtle details that make life extraordinary. Take a closer look—you may discover something you’ve never noticed before.

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