I haven't seen your boobs in so long and I could have died.

Somebody's Gotta Know Returns: A Whole New Era...

One podcast, two flightless birds, lots of questions, and some of the answers. Hannah & Erin are back! It has been three years since the last episode of SGK and we return to the airwaves with a special double episode—the men are afraid. Prologue: life changes and personal updates. Part I: the men are afraid of hatpins. Part II: the men are afraid of emus. That's right, the large flightless bird native to Australia. Hannah tells two tales of panic and peril, love and war. Erin says "wow". A note from the editor: your hosts are long distance these days and trying a new recording system. Consider this first episode of season 3 a recording in-the-raw, like local honey from the farmer's market. Expect a smoother sound next time!

I haven't seen your boobs in so long and I could have died.

Two girls, four boobs, lots of questions, and a reasonable amount of answers. This episode Hannah dives into the history of the bra while Erin unleashes her anger at the unreasonable quality of woman's clothing. We also recap Erin's trip to Oxford! Tune in for a little bit of anger and the regular amount of chaos.

6. Oh no, I said Alexander The Gay

One bisexual, one ally, lots of questions, and some the answers. This episode we dive into the Alphabet Mafia. Constantly the procrastinator, Hannah uses a friends research (with permission) to give a little insight into some notable gay historical figures! Follow Victoria on TikTok @hoodratkarma to learn even more about the history of the LGBTQIA+

5. i was briefly possessed by Fibonacci's ghost.

One podcast, two sad™ girls, lots of questions and at least one definitely correct answer. This week Erin is talking about...math! Specifically, the math behind the Golden Spiral, or, the Fibonacci sequence. Tune in for a little art, history, nature, and the timeless story of a young man who is destined to be a great disappointment to his mother. Featuring: Mario, Luigi, and Leonardo da Vinci.

4. less fish, more fish, some feathers, who knows?

One podcast, two bird women, lots of questions, and some of the answers. This episode, hold onto the helm of your fishing boat, because we are talking about moody, mysterious, murderous mermaids! Hannah and Erin try their best to unravel the epic tales (tails?) of these mythological finned creatures. Much like "The Odyssey", our discussion takes a few unrelated detours along the way, but I promise before the end we return to the seductive subject of singing sirens.