EP162: The Truth About Bloody Mary, Millennials Save the World, & Badass Bitches

The Brain Candy Podcast

Susie Meister & Sarah Rice - Wave Podcast Network

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4.6 • 2.8K Ratings

🗓️ 12 October 2017

⏱️ 59 minutes

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Summary

Sarah kicks off the show telling why millennials love houseplants, and why some people think this means there is hope for our society. Then Susie describes a powerful video she saw of a Holocaust survivor who endured torturous experiments, and why she chose to forgive her captors, but some Holocaust survivors are not happy with her. We kick off a new series where we'll be highlighting badass bitches in history. Then we discuss some idiot who made a list of things women could do instead of getting an education. We talk about the Melania Trump library book scandal, why Mr. Wizard's chemistry sets are outlawed, and the curious case of a woman with spontaneous amnesia. Plus, find out why if you saw Bloody Mary in the mirror at a sleepover, science can explain what you saw. Today's episode is brought to you by awaytravel.com and use code BRAINCANDY for $20 off your order. Also, if you'd like to get 6 tubs of candy for the price of 3 (that's two times the sweet goodness!) from Candy Club, go to candyclub.com and use code BRAINCANDY!

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0:00.0	This is a great, and a great Friday podcast who you're going to get some good stuff.
0:19.9	Well, isn't gentlemen left them once again to the show?
0:22.5	Hi, sis.
0:23.5	Hello.
0:24.5	I liked your little warning warning.
0:26.7	That's like a trigger warning, but the offer.
0:29.4	This episode is brought to you by by two glasses of wine each the truth is this episode is brought to you by away for $20 off your order
0:36.7	Visit away travel comm slash brain candy and use promo code brain candy during checkout. How are you today?
0:42.9	I am doing fantastic. We had a really fun episode of the Q&A over on patreon
0:49.1	Mm-hmm
0:49.7	And if you guys are challenge fans it was fun if you guys are challenge fans
0:53.9	You can hop on over to patreon.com slash brain candy and you can subscribe to that challenge only content
1:01.4	Yeah, which is just a bunch of shenanigans and so messy this week and we called all the people
1:06.6	That were speculated to be on the next challenge to see if their phones rang and it was more complicated than ever
1:12.4	Some we don't want to ruin it. Yeah, and some question mark question mark
1:18.6	But we're not talking about that challenge stuff today. We're talking about brain candy stuff today
1:25.0	Episode 162 today. Well, I'm sure we'll have a lot of fun. Oh, yeah, what should we get started with?
1:33.6	Well, I got one for you that's I'm kind of inspired looking around our studio and
1:39.6	This article I just read on a link between Millennials and houseplants. All right. Yeah, so start there then
1:48.6	I feel like a lot of times Millennials get a bad yeah everything. Yeah, it's like
1:53.9	Here's what you guys aren't doing right man too much social media
1:57.5	blah blah blah
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