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This week, Amazon plans to mimic deceased voices with Alexa. NASA stops auction of cockroaches as artifacts. Canada invents ketchup popsicles. The hosts discuss dragons and cryptocurrencies. They also delve into controversial moon souvenirs and melting Nazi gold. They share their physical tolls and getting back in shape experiences. Unique Canadian foods are discussed, including ketchup-flavored popsicles. The evolution of cars in TV shows and a potential Knight Rider reboot are also explored.

Mysterious Iron Age frog burial site in UK, Canada increasing UFO research, Noel Gallagher banned from China, and discussion of Automan- a living hologram crime-fighting project.

Comedian Shane Torres joins the hosts to discuss psychedelic corporate retreats, a woman who won $5.2 million after getting an STD in a car, the Larsonaissance with Buck Rogers, and the madness of AI-generated content.

Topics discussed in this entertaining podcast include France's ban on English video game slang, a Utah sheriff's accusation of sex trafficking and cannibalism, the impact of Battlestar Galactica on popular culture, childhood memories, and the addictive nature of conspiracy theories.

Japanese man designs creepily perfect dog costume, 4 alien civilizations might invade Earth, largest gathering of vampires sets world record, hot dog tragedy occurs in Pennsylvania, and Manimal saga is recapped.

Comedian Doug Mellard joins the hosts to discuss stolen Indian temple idols, Stonehenge builders' diet, Woodstock 99, and amusing anecdotes about carpet corners, a toddler ordering cheeseburgers, and a dog named Toledo Blade.

This podcast covers topics like a carved doorway on Mars, a home listed for a big markup on Zillow after being destroyed, a man claiming alien abductions, cats recognizing names, and the hosts' addiction to Elden Ring.

Bolivian dolphins playing with anaconda, Australian family living with giant spider, researcher splits Oreo, 1980s TV shows like The Fall Guy, Different Strokes, and discussions on tragedy perception and Oreos at MIT.

Japanese conductor fined for being 45 cents late, Wisconsin house fire caused by fractal wood burning, space catapults for satellite launches, Mexican skulls and archaeological sites, and a comedy set from Jeff Foxworthy.

This week's podcast discusses an Iowa professor's plan to destroy the moon, a crow's death blamed on smoking, Japan's latest snack sensation, and the secret history of Ancient Egypt.