Diapers have been catching poop for centuries. What were diapers before the modern baby coverings? How should we conduct ourselves in their presence? 

People worship and recognize all sorts of things. Of course, some of those have taken up residence in the bathroom. We do a brief flyby of the many "gods" of the restroom and toilet.

Jude Crane sets the record straight, explains the importance and dangers of having confidence in when breaking wind, and weighs in on having a snack/meal while on the toilet.

Cinco de Mayo commemorates the Mexican victory over the French at the Battle of Puebla. Mexican history is rich and fascinating, and turns out, we can learn a lot from their bathroom structures. From Mayan faucets to tamale residue, we commemorate Cinco de Mayo.

Brooklyn has a rich history as it relates to sewers and sewer systems. And over the years a number of men and women have serviced those pipes, but two stand out above the rest!

Nate talks mental health, diabetes, and bathrooming on the job.

About 20% of Americans use a septic system, often a septic tank, to filter and remove their waste. How did we get these tanks? What were cesspits? How can both be a reminder to us that storage is important to keep an eye on?

We've discussed bathroom pranks, but for some reason, when it comes to turds, people like to put them on people's porches for some reason... so naturally that's what we discuss.

David Dominy shares stories from his time on the police force, his experiences in Ecuador, and weighs in... the waffle stomp is great!

Ah Portland. This sprawling urban center is remembered by a lot of things. One of them, is the increasing number of unhoused people. One of the questions Portland has had to answer is, where do all these, tourists, and other passersby go to the bathroom? Their answer: The Portland Loo! Possibly coming soon to a city near you...

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.