3 chapters across the catalog
CISA Director Jen Easterly advised voters to expect "normal errors and glitches," such as burst water pipes, during the upcoming midterm elections. Simultaneously, a rare total lunar eclipse is scheduled for November 8th, which will turn the moon red and be visible across North and Central America. The hosts remark on the timing of these events coinciding with Election Day.
Carter's Little Liver Pills, Archaic Phrases and Word Origins
John C. Dvorak and Adam Curry discuss the origin of the phrase "more than Carter has pills," tracing it back to a popular patent medicine called Carter's Little Liver Pills. They explore other cultural references and idioms, such as "blood on the moon" and "I'll give you something to cry about," while inviting listeners to submit similar archaic phrases.
Israeli Nuclear Capabilities and Blood Moon Prophecies
Reports indicate that Israel possesses approximately 80 nuclear weapons and the delivery systems to strike any target in the Middle East, including religious sites like the Kaaba in Mecca. Simultaneously, Christian ministers like John Hagee are promoting "Blood Moon" prophecies, suggesting that a tetrad of lunar eclipses starting in April 2015 signals a major meltdown in the Middle East. The hosts view these prophecies as superstitious tools used to influence political and religious sentiment.
