Castles are magnificent structures. If you've ever seen what looks like covered openings on the sides that drop down into the moat below, those are not for ventilation. This week, we look at castle bathroom technology.

Ana joins us for another yearly Valentine's Day installment wherein Hunter once again is informed he has been performing basic human tasks wrong. 

Koala's are animals on our planet. They look soft and cuddly, but the more you dig into these marsupial friends, the more concerning their existence becomes. Join us in a yearly look at another creature with a strange bathroom habit as we recognize Groundhog Day yet again.

How did we get the little magical wands to pee on to determine if someone is pregnant? Why does Hunter struggle to decode them? And why do people put them near their face? This and more, including rabbits, on this episode.

Chris Luckman shares about his favorite bathroom mishaps and encourages everyone to own their stank. Also, we learn more about the wipe wheel?

It has been posited that our water doesn't have as much pressure as it used to. Why? And how did the American Buffalo lead to showers that barely trickle the water out? 

Merry Christmas! In an attempt to give you his top 10 holiday treats, Hunter is interrupted and must face the fact that due to last year's challenge to kids regarding Santa, has been placed on the naughty list.

We've discussed a lot of strange holiday traditions surrounding the bathroom. This week, we've tracked down another for you. Hopefully, now you can explain why you have that fish in your tub.

We return to Mr. Hankey, taking a look at his second season appearance and Christmas special. Hunter takes up a tirade against HBO Max.

It's not often we have someone violate basic bathroom social contract in big ways, but when they do, it makes for great stories. 

Democracy! Everybody loves it... until their candidate loses. The Cintas Corporation announced 2022's America's Best Restroom... but it took them twice as long as they said. What happened? Who won and how can it help us rethink voting?

Hundreds of years ago, a philosopher turned mad scientist came up with a theory to create a tiny person. This idea, and the "science" it purported, got spun into a truly grotesque monster.

We continue Spoopktober and spoopky season with bigfoot coverage. But we aren't concerned with calls or prints, we want to talk about the good stuff. If bigfoot eats, bigfoot poops. Have we ever found it? Also, we go public in a Hunter's Anecdotes to Keep You Afloats.

Happy Spoopktober! It's totally real. We kick off the season with a creepy discussion about the things people find in the swamp...and what people find inside the things they find in the swamp. Also, a dog ruins a lot of people's flight in Poo in the News.

We've all made mistakes. Some of those are bigger...and messier than others. But, we find as we confess our sins, we find community. Bathrooms continue to bring us together.

When God made humans, he designed an air release system that is satisfying and funny. But, there might be added benefit beyond simply letting off pressure. Is there value in smelling a fart?

Michael Wall has years of literal hands on bathroom wisdom. He shares it with us and discusses the importance of flushing frequently and flushing often.

You ever walk into a basement and wonder why there was a toilet all by itself in the middle of the room. Wonder no further, this week, we discuss this regional phenomenon that became all the rage.

Josh Wehrman shares about what happens when you combo your hernia surgery with your vasectomy's, what it was like being a dad for the first time, and how he may owe his parents an apology.

Do you remember that year that London had a river so stinky it created a spinoff character, shut down the government, and caused one of the most influential infrastructure rehauls in British history?