Take a dive into the death consumed world of the Victorian Era of the western world. Fallon explains how the victorian people thought that pretty much everything means death is on the way while Andrew drinks a crappy wine.

Mind Your PS and QS - Closet Monster Studio

Victorian Funeral Customs and Superstitions

A book that no one can read! Yay! Right up Andrew's alley, Fallon informs him of the manuscript over a glass of wine.Lane's Podcast Sable (The Impromptu Writing podcast doesn't have a page yet)Here's links to see the manuscript in all it's weird glory

The Voynich Manuscript

Fallon and Andrew are joined by Sable's Lane Lloyd in this episode about the church and foot washing. 

What's up with the foot washing special guest Lane

Fallon tries and fails to rap and talks about Aaron Burr's life after he shot Hamilton. 

Aaron Burr Sir and his Treason son

Andrew teaches Fallon about what the heck is up with gardening. Also we discuss Waterworld.

Garden Tips and Waterworld

Fallon and Andrew are joined by Max John for this episode about the potato. Delicious and nutritious! Accompanied by a lot of wine and a special story about bananas.

The History of The Spud: Special Guest Max John!

Fallon tries to explain the ancient tradition of bathing in Japan.

Get down to get clean: Bathing in Style in Japan

The Romans really liked bathing, and so did a lot of other cultures in history. Go figure. Fallon informs Andrew on the topic at hand.

When in Rome: Take a Bath

Yeti: Fallon Hecked Up

Going Postal

Ps and Qs S2E06

There's something about Loch Ness, and Fallon gives it to Andrew straight.

Ps and Qs S2E05

Fallon, Andrew, and Lane talk about the real story behind the Jersey Devil

Ps and Qs S2E04

Our special guest Leigh gives up the history of comics in the US

Ps and Qs S2E03

Fallon talks to Andrew (who isn't funny this episode) about The Dover Demon.  That's pretty much it.  Join us next week for a real episode.  Probably about John Chapman.

Ps and Qs S2E02

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