One weird day in 1876 in Bap County,

Meat Fell From the Sky.

Meat, meat, meat, meat, meat.

Yes, meat.

And in 2019, we were weird enough to write a book about it.

Not just any book, because we can't do anything normal.

What we decided to do is pretend that the only surviving piece of meat in the world, which really does exist,

yeah, we made him the narrator of our story.

I can't wait to share it with you. It is called the meat shower.

It is available now as we speak

or as I speak I don't know if you're talking right now as you listen and as I

speak it is available now you can go to our website the past and the curious

com or the publisher's website early works press.com

for more information.

The Meachower. So you're telling me that they made a Mona Lisa entirely out of chewed bubblegum?

Do you think it was the same person who chewed the bubblegum?

It's gross. Anyway, welcome to the show. My name is Max Sullivan, and this is The Past and The Curious.

This episode is about Da Vinci, and about a painting that Da Vinci painted that another man stole. It's a fun show. I'm really excited about it. I have some thank yous. I need to thank Lonnie Powers from Book Power for Kids.

She played the role of a kind of effy trinket sort of character if you've ever seen the Hunger Games.

And I'm also excited to welcome back at much request.

I get a lot of requests to bring back Dr. Awkward, the Palindrome Professor.

But I can't have him on very often because it's kind of hard to do

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