
Episode 119: Y2K? OK?
We are talkin Y2K. Bugs, missiles, late fees. It's got it all!
We are talkin Y2K. Bugs, missiles, late fees. It's got it all!
Back for 2020 and 2020 already sucks. Cam starts off the year with a "hindsight" joke but keep listening because it's actually a good show about some crappy things.
Hey folks, it's a little xmas present under ya tree from the boys down at the Institute. We also just put out an episode about Aussie ghosts a few days ago, so check that out if you need a little extra time away from the in-laws.
G'day cobbers! Welcome to an extra spewwwkky edition of The Hypothetical Institute. In this ep we talk about the Monte Cristo homestead in Junee, the Humpty Doo Poltergeist as well as the most haunted town in Australia, Kapunda (home to a cooked reformatory and the site of an undeserved inline hockey loss).
We've got them inside out, outside in, upside down, in burgers, not in burgers and even in cartoons. You want cow gear? We got it.
We go to Bolivia and struggle through geopolitics and coup conspiracies. Then we look to the sky and find out why chemtrails are in fact, good now.
This week we try work out why people don't keep good historical notes. Who was king during when the green kids turned up? Which Mortal Kombat was playing when the black eyed kids turned up? No one is sure and the repercussions are massive for this podcast.
This is an episode about two ladies. Two ladies who were prophets. Or were they?
Nerds in a desert and the famous goat sucker... but is it actually famous? Clap dem ears around this episode.