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Welcome to another edition of Cool Stuff Ride Home, Marcus Paff, joined by Reggie Rizzou.

On today's episode, the UK's push for energy-efficient homes made of mud and straw.

No, it's not the three little pigs, we'll explain. This week's Weird Wednesday includes Naked Man Festival.

Yes, you heard that right. An update on the Florida Man Games, lost money and another Guinness World Record. Why wouldn't we have one of those?

And this day in history, the first TV appearance for basketball. Coming up, it's cool stuff.

In the UK, one developer is attempting to make homes made of Earth-based products like mud and straw

a thing again. And now he has a model home to show off when making that pitch.

Per the Good News Network story, architect Anthony Hudson used a centuries-old construction method

to build the bungalow, yet it still complies with modern building regulations. Its walls

erected in Fakenham, Norfolk, are constructed from three simple ingredients,

hemp straw, earth, and water, and by earth, we mean soil. When mixed together, it's known as

Cobb. So the project was named the Cobbaj. Now, I had to look this up because I'd never

heard of Cobb before. Per everyone's favorite source, Wikipedia, Cobb is a natural building material made from

subsoil, water, fibrous organic material, typically straw, and sometimes lime. In Wales, it's also

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