Fellow ridiculous historians, welcome back.

We've got a classic episode for you that we are quite excited about.

We want to tell you at the top.

This might not be appropriate for all the kiddos with the sensitive earlobes.

It's funny.

I was just telling you, Ben, off mic, about the recently reconnecting with the dude who hooked us up with Mr. Wayne Federman,

a comedy legend, comedy expert educator, Los Angeles, comedy scene, luminary.

And I did mention to this guy, Jeff, that this was by far the filthiest episode,

pair of episodes, in fact, that we have ever done here on our humble little PG-13 show. Yes, even more so than the James Joyce episodes. Hey, what did you guys think of that, uh, James Joyce thing? I did enjoy. Thank you for sending that. Okay. It was a, it was a bunch of people, uh, like, talking on the street about their favorite James Joyce quote, and it was a joke, obviously, all of them were from the

filthy farty letters. Yes. And filthy farty letters have always been a struggle in a lot of

societies. What does free speech mean? What makes a word a dirty word? And what makes a fart?

Not free speech. I think it is. It's a kind of speech. It is a kind word. And what makes a fart? Not free speech.

I think it is.

It's a kind of speech.

It is a kind of speech.

Well, are we or are we not today talking about George Carlin and his list of dirty words

and how that kind of got under a little bee in the bonnet of the FCC?

They won't let George B.

All the way up to the U.S. Supreme Court.

And we're learning this with our returning special guest, the legendary Wayne Federman.

So let's roll it, folks.

Thanks for tuning in.

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