The nightmarishly dark images of 16th century Dutch painter Hieronymus Bosch are credited with inspiring countless generations of artists to explore the realms of consciousness, to create works that defy the mundane.

Recently, a Kansas City art museum discovered one of the Renaissance master's works in their closet,

the temptation of St. Anthony, which portrays the saint surrounded by strange beasts,

and a figure smoking something out of a glass pipe.

St. Anthony was the patron saint of those who suffered from ergotism, a deadly hallucinogenic

disease that plagued people in the middle ages.

Today, comedian Meredith Ketchel joins us to take a look at ergotism and how it eventually

led to the discovery of LSD, which changed art, culture, and music forever.

Plus, Zima is coming back so you can party like it's 1999.

A Golden Girls themed restaurant opens in New York City.

Which Asian Kit Katz are delicious to Westerners.

And a woman is arrested at a Taco Bell for offering to help an undercover cop with his

pocket burrito.

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Today we're going to get high on drugs and art history.

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