Ridiculous History is a production of IHeart Radio. Welcome back to the show.

Fellow ridiculous historians, thank you, as always so much for tuning in.

Let's hear it for the man, the myth, the legend, the guy I almost called Super Producer Max Taters Williams.

Sorry, there's a guy from Daily Zikeist who goes by Taters O'Brien.

I don't know if you guys know this, but potatoes, I can have them with the condition.

The condition.

It's like one of the seven foods.

One of the seven? Oh, my gosh. There's more than seven. It's like one of the seven foods. One of the seven.

Oh my gosh.

There's more than the seven.

There's a pantheon.

We are joined by none other than not only my favorite co-hosts, but also our research

associate for today's episode, which will be part of a series, Mr. Noel Brown.

Yeah, it's me and Apollo the Dog who lent a paw in this potato deep dive, which went a lot deeper than I thought it would.

You're Ben, by the way.

I am Ben Bowlin.

We've got Mr. Jackpots over here who has quieted down because jackpots can't wait to explore,

Noel, what you and I agreed will be part of a continuing series.

Well, a series of two likely, but who knows?

I was kind of surprised at how deep the, what do you go, but The potato hole went all the way down to the core of the earth.

Potatoes run deep in this one.

And they're delicious, too.

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