Rachel McCarthy James, a true crime historian and author of "Whack Job: A History of Axe Murder," dives into the fascinating relationship between axes and human history. She explores the axe's dual role as both a tool and a weapon, compelling stories from ancient cultures, and the forensic insights gained from studying skull fractures. James also critiques the cultural appropriation seen in modern representations, such as the tomahawk chop, all while blending humor with the dark subject of murder. It's a captivating mix of history, ethics, and cultural commentary.
