Fun Fact: I live in a town in Washington that was founded by a man who played a very important role in preserving the Oregon trail. His name was Ezra Meeker. In the late 1800s (and maybe early 1900s too) he would take a wagon and oxen and go along the original trail and made markers along the trail. He did this quite a few times I think and helped to bring attention to it and raise money to preserve the trail. Our area is known for its hops (the plant used in beer) because of him. *Edited for correction - he began preserving the Oregon Trail in 1906, when he was in his 70s*
There is an early video of Shane reading for kids in a library and Hanna had to do part of the reading because his jaw was so tired . Compare Shane in that video to now to understand how much progress he has made.
And the My Last Days video from about 10 years ago ... to now where they've shown in my country that 11/14 toddlers in a newborn screening study could walk alone or with assistance because of treatment, compared to just 1/16 in the group treated later, and another state here (Western Australia) started newborn screening this week :) I'm not sure if any other My Last Days episodes have such a good epilogue
Great video, as always! Hannah's Junkyard Dive theme, surprising things that happened simultaneously, reminded me that when Barbara Walters passed away, I read that she, Anne Frank, and MLK Junior were all born the same year.
I just love history and it just blows my mine what Hannah comes up with I truly enjoy it. I have a rare cancer and my treatments just over the year's has destroyed my mouth I can't eat solid food's it's just painful so I would be in line first to eat at your restaurant. Guy's keep doing what your doing so many people that includes me just love you guys. Much love guys.
Hey, guys!! In one of my graduate classes, we are talking about marriage rights and national belonging. I would really like to show my teacher the video y’all made where you talked about how marriage rights are restricted for Disabled people because we can lose disability benefits, but I can’t recall which video that was. Would one of y’all mind linking me? Thank you so much, if so! Shane, Hannah - y’all have given me so much light over the years as a young Disabled woman with loads of internalized ableism. Thank you for existing proudly and sharing your story with us ❤
Hannah's Dumpster Dives are my favorite, cos I, too, am wild for miscellaneous facts and hope you don't mind me regularly sharing more random info lol. You mention the "time of Jesus" in reference to BC (Before Christ) vs AD (After Death), but most professional research papers for the past decade or so have already switched over to CE (Common Era) to replace AD, and BCE (Before Common Era) to replace BC. So when you see something that uses the old versions, you know it's probably not very scientific or legitimate if they didn't know what's actually in use nowadays. Also, the people recreating the wooly mammoth are doing so not just cos they can, but to reintroduce the animal to the tundras where their herds marching across would regularly compress permafrost and prevent the growth of new plants that would break it up. Without them, permafrost has been melting at an increasing rate and releasing more carbon into the atmosphere from the defrosting rotting plant material, adding to the climate crisis. And since humans hunting them and spreading diseases to them is one of the theories of how they went extinct, it's just another way to repair at least some of the damage our species has done to the planet. I'd like to add my own random fact: Did you know, the latching door handle (the kind with a side bolt that enters the doorframe), similar to all doorknobs we have today, was invented in 1878, meaning Abraham Lincoln never used anything but a regular door handle with no latching mechanism to keep doors shut. Most people kept all their valuables in locked chests and drawers instead of locking their doors cos it was too cumbersome to constantly bolt a padlock onto doors. I think about this everytime I watch historical dramas set before the 1880s.
This podcast is swiftly becoming one of my top favourites!! I have a Monday grubag question (and I know it’s not Monday or the right video!) but it’s related to Shane’s dream: Assuming it was safe, would Shane like to travel to space ? I am wondering if zero gravity would enable him to be able to move more easily?? Or if the air resistance from the air inside the ship would be just as hard to move against?? Please keep up the fantastic work both of you!
I'm no expert but I doubt it'd make much difference to Shane's mobility from what I understand about his condition. His arms and legs in particular I remember them saying largely lost mobility due to his muscles and soft tissue tightening so they physically cannot straighten etc, that part isn't a strength issue per say.
I just have to say, Shane, I get what you're saying about regularity and traveling. I did not click off after hearing it. But traveling always gets me backed up. So I understand when you said that was a moment of joy.
One of my husband's ancestors wrote an account of their wagon train travels on the Oregon Trail. Called "The Gregson Memoirs" - it's quite harrowing, particularly by today's standards. I'm with Hannah on this one - give me my comforts. @Shane, your sense of humor is beyond description. You remind me a bit of Terry Pratchett, one of my favorite authors. He also falls in the laugh-out-loud category. Please keep bringing it on!
I accidentally came across one of your shorts, then another. I enjoyed this video, Shane's sense of humor, and Hannah's fun facts in history. Best wishes from Middle Tennessee!
Very interesting chat. Alexander Graham Bell was born in Scotland, he emigrated to Canada in 1870 with his parents. Bell married American Mabel Hubbard in 1877 and became a naturalized American citizen in 1882.
There are many elderly people who would enjoy a restaurant that specialized in soft and liquid foods, Shane, in addition to those with SMA. Also, individuals who have had a stroke or Bell's Palsy; they do not do well with liquids, but all kinds of soft or mechanical soft. I would have guessed that having more use of your hands would have been your choice to change your disability. Thank you for your open and honest sharing, Shane and Hannah!
Alexander Graham bell was born in Scotland. He was educated in Scotland and England, moved from there a young adult to Ontario Canada. He developed his communication inventions in Canada and in Boston where he was invited to work in developing communication technology for the deaf. Not an American, though it seems Americans have claimed him as their own
I am honestly shocked that someone had not invented some a sort of device that could help people with a weak jaw chew. We need an engineer to get on this!
i think the spider route would be great, like predigestive enzymes or a steamer with those same enzymes (i’m obsessed with testing out salivas ability to slowly digest food but it’s so slow lmao)
Losing oral strength has to be so scary. Because if you can’t eat well, you can’t possibly attempt to gain strength. I’m so glad that there is medication now to help
Hannah, my husband and boys are huge fans of random facts. This series is so fun because I tell them about what you are learning about and they love it!
Oh my gosh Shane I’m almost peeing my pants laughing. You are absolutely hilarious. Please Hannah do not try to tone Shane down. ! 😂😂😂😂. You guys are the best.
Just a random thought/question…. Could Shane wear one of those phone holders (like the ones joggers use on their arm) on his thigh so he can access his phone easily when out and about?
I don’t think he can use his arms & his hands in that way. Shane is fierce with his thumbs when his phone is ready to use but I don’t think he could pull anything out of a pocket and grip it.
No, I think you can use those while they’re in the “sleeve” and if it was attached to his thigh I think he could use his thumbs to text etc., much like the way it is sitting on his leg in the video.
Really good episode! The historical coincidence dumpster dive was great fun! Slight correction, Alexander Graham Bell was Scottish, he didn't move to the states until he was about 35.
Alexander Graham Bell was a Scottish born inventor, scientist and engineer who patented the first practical telephone and he also co-founded the American Telegraph Company in 1885.
27:47 Yes and No. Alexander Graham Bell is probably one of the hardest people to tack on Citizenship because he was born in Scotland and then later moved to both the USA and Nova Scotia Canada during his lifetime. When he invented the Telephone he was in Nova Scotia. I think it was something like he had residences in both Nova Scotia and the States (Masscheutts if I recall)
@@lizp.9513 lol IKR? When I was in elementry school we were taught that that he was Canadian so we coulld take credit. I think all countries probably lay claim to him.
The cruise video was so much fun you guys I’m glad you had such a nice time. I’ve always wanted to be able to go on a cruise, but I need to find a way to get a van with a lift or ramp at first before I can even travel anywhere. You’re chewing Shane is the same thing with me and my right hand. I wish I could get more use out of it.
Loved the cruise video. Glad you had a blast. We took the same itinerary back at the end of September on the same ship. So much fun! We saw our server team dancing behind you at Tiana’s 😂
Oregon trail was littered with broken cart wheels & furniture, pianofortes because the trail was so rough that the pioneers had to unload the excess weight in order to get through the trail. As well the trail was marked by all the crosses on the graves of people who died along the way.
Just finished this episode and had to come say that the dumpster dive spin off was so good! I was genuinely surprised by the answers 😂 can’t wait to tell these at parties!! love you guys!!
love your videos! but a little correction. alexander graham bell was born and raised in Scotland. he moved with his family to Ontario Canada when he was 23. he moved to Boston to teach a couple of years later, splitting his time every year between his two homes. he also split his sound experimentation, with a lab in each country. he was a really interesting guy, you should do a deep dive on him! haha others may find it boring but it's fascinating to me.
I really enjoyed Hannah's facts! I, too, was surprised that wooly mammoths existed while the pyramids were being built! I look forward to learning more in future episodes. :) Shane's desire to be able to eat makes complete sense, if you think about it. Humans are hard-wired to enjoy food. It's a primal instinct. Food not only nourishes our bodies, but it also brings us pleasure with the release of dopamine and other hormones.
LOVED this deep dive! So fun. I recently learned that Cleopatra lived closer to the creation of the iPhone than she did to the building of the Great Pyramid. My mind was blown 🤯
Grubs Grub can also cater to people without teeth, jaw disorders - I think it’s got a future! 😂. Also more comparison dumpster dives please I loved this one!
I love your show, both of you are so funny and it’s so refreshing to hear something that’s not political or controversial just pure fun and interesting. Thank you
I think your dumpster dives are great. There are interesting facts. Keep them coming. Glad you guys liked your cruise. Would you take a longer one. I've cruised about 8 times mostly where 7 days. I would live on the boat for winter months
In the year 1600, English physician William Gilbert used the Latin word “electricus” to describe the force that certain substances exert when rubbed against each other. A few years later another English scientist, Thomas Browne, wrote several books and he used the word “electricity” to describe his investigations based on Gilbert’s work. In 1752, Ben Franklin conducted his experiment with a kite, a key, and a storm. This simply proved that lightning and tiny electric sparks were the same thing. Italian physicist Alessandro Volta discovered that particular chemical reactions could produce electricity, and in 1800 he constructed the voltaic pile (an early electric battery) that produced a steady electric current, and so he was the first person to create a steady flow of electrical charge. Volta also created the first transmission of electricity by linking positively-charged and negatively-charged connectors and driving an electrical charge, or voltage, through them. In 1831 electricity became viable for use in technology when Michael Faraday created the electric dynamo (a crude power generator), which solved the problem of generating electric current in an ongoing and practical way. Faraday’s rather crude invention used a magnet that was moved inside a coil of copper wire, creating a tiny electric current that flowed through the wire. This opened the door to American Thomas Edison and British scientist Joseph Swan who each invented the incandescent filament light bulb in their respective countries in about 1878. Previously, light bulbs had been invented by others, but the incandescent bulb was the first practical bulb that would light for hours on end. Replica of Thomas Edison's first lightbulb. Credit: National Park Service. Replica of Thomas Edison’s first lightbulb. Credit: National Park Service. Swan and Edison later set up a joint company to produce the first practical filament lamp, and Edison used his direct-current system (DC) to provide power to illuminate the first New York electric street lamps in September 1882.
How's the restroom accessibility in those cruise ship cabins? That would be my main concern, and you didn't really show the cabin areas much in the video.
You should’ve let Jane speak about his gastric issues, I had a stroke back in December 8, 2021 and the nurses and doctors neglected to tell me that I could’ve had a stroke and it could’ve affected my gastric process. I can only imagine how hard it is for Shane to have to relieve himself in the strange and environments People should be aware and it will give them great joy to know that it can be done with some adaption. It’s a real subject it’s part of being handicapped or paralyzed, nothing to be embarrassed about . People is educated about this will not have to be reminded over and over again that there are issues with every disability, there’s nothing to be ashamed about it’s the human process.
Instead of a restaurant, could you create a food line for grocery stores? I have gastroparesis and have such a difficult time finding foods that don’t hurt my stomach.
That salad Shane's way just sounds like a version of Gazpacho or Salsa soup. I make those all the time in the summer and alter them with different veggies, herbs and other things to make them reflect different cuisines. Nothing like a cool soup in the hot weather.
My husband calls dreams "free entertainment" You had a horror movie for your entertainment. I live about 20 miles from where you are staying and the local university (Biola) here discovered a mammoth on the campus when they were building a parking structure. They have uncovered it but kept it in the ground for the archeology students to dig on. There was a skit that SNL did back in the 80s. It was one of those fake commercials for a restaurant called "pre-chewed Charlie's. It was hilarious! I love those facts! Great podcast.
SMA friendly restaurants would also be great for people who have had gastric bypass...we gotta eat soft foods for a while and the pickin's are slim, har har! Also those with tooth issues or sensory constraints...there's definitely a niche!
Your cruise was awesome and just to let you know, you guys are a breath of fresh air in comparison to everything else on this TH-cam! I always look forward to watching everything you put out. Keep them coming.! You are Awesome~
I ADORE Hannahs dumpster dives. It’s my favorite part of the podcast
Fun Fact: I live in a town in Washington that was founded by a man who played a very important role in preserving the Oregon trail. His name was Ezra Meeker. In the late 1800s (and maybe early 1900s too) he would take a wagon and oxen and go along the original trail and made markers along the trail. He did this quite a few times I think and helped to bring attention to it and raise money to preserve the trail. Our area is known for its hops (the plant used in beer) because of him.
*Edited for correction - he began preserving the Oregon Trail in 1906, when he was in his 70s*
There is an early video of Shane reading for kids in a library and Hanna had to do part of the reading because his jaw was so tired . Compare Shane in that video to now to understand how much progress he has made.
Shane Burkaw is Hannah Alywards puppet to greed dark money and fame .
And the My Last Days video from about 10 years ago ... to now where they've shown in my country that 11/14 toddlers in a newborn screening study could walk alone or with assistance because of treatment, compared to just 1/16 in the group treated later, and another state here (Western Australia) started newborn screening this week :) I'm not sure if any other My Last Days episodes have such a good epilogue
Great video, as always! Hannah's Junkyard Dive theme, surprising things that happened simultaneously, reminded me that when Barbara Walters passed away, I read that she,
Anne Frank, and MLK Junior were all born the same year.
I just love history and it just blows my mine what Hannah comes up with I truly enjoy it. I have a rare cancer and my treatments just over the year's has destroyed my mouth I can't eat solid food's it's just painful so I would be in line first to eat at your restaurant. Guy's keep doing what your doing so many people that includes me just love you guys. Much love guys.
I really enjoyed your new junkyard mayhem platform reviewing two simultaneous events in history. Look forward to more.
Hey, guys!!
In one of my graduate classes, we are talking about marriage rights and national belonging. I would really like to show my teacher the video y’all made where you talked about how marriage rights are restricted for Disabled people because we can lose disability benefits, but I can’t recall which video that was. Would one of y’all mind linking me? Thank you so much, if so!
Shane, Hannah - y’all have given me so much light over the years as a young Disabled woman with loads of internalized ableism. Thank you for existing proudly and sharing your story with us ❤
What ?? There is restrictions ?? !!
Stay strong honey !!
@@starmarie7079yeah I cant marry my fiancé yet. I would lose my disability benefits
Hannah's Dumpster Dives are my favorite, cos I, too, am wild for miscellaneous facts and hope you don't mind me regularly sharing more random info lol. You mention the "time of Jesus" in reference to BC (Before Christ) vs AD (After Death), but most professional research papers for the past decade or so have already switched over to CE (Common Era) to replace AD, and BCE (Before Common Era) to replace BC. So when you see something that uses the old versions, you know it's probably not very scientific or legitimate if they didn't know what's actually in use nowadays.
Also, the people recreating the wooly mammoth are doing so not just cos they can, but to reintroduce the animal to the tundras where their herds marching across would regularly compress permafrost and prevent the growth of new plants that would break it up. Without them, permafrost has been melting at an increasing rate and releasing more carbon into the atmosphere from the defrosting rotting plant material, adding to the climate crisis. And since humans hunting them and spreading diseases to them is one of the theories of how they went extinct, it's just another way to repair at least some of the damage our species has done to the planet.
I'd like to add my own random fact: Did you know, the latching door handle (the kind with a side bolt that enters the doorframe), similar to all doorknobs we have today, was invented in 1878, meaning Abraham Lincoln never used anything but a regular door handle with no latching mechanism to keep doors shut. Most people kept all their valuables in locked chests and drawers instead of locking their doors cos it was too cumbersome to constantly bolt a padlock onto doors. I think about this everytime I watch historical dramas set before the 1880s.
Van, you should do a podcast too! I enjoyed reading your post.
@@suzandobreuenaski8134 thanks! I'm certainly full of enough random facts, maybe I will in the future lol, I appreciate the suggestion!
This podcast is swiftly becoming one of my top favourites!!
I have a Monday grubag question (and I know it’s not Monday or the right video!) but it’s related to Shane’s dream:
Assuming it was safe, would Shane like to travel to space ? I am wondering if zero gravity would enable him to be able to move more easily?? Or if the air resistance from the air inside the ship would be just as hard to move against??
Please keep up the fantastic work both of you!
Me too!!!
I'm no expert but I doubt it'd make much difference to Shane's mobility from what I understand about his condition. His arms and legs in particular I remember them saying largely lost mobility due to his muscles and soft tissue tightening so they physically cannot straighten etc, that part isn't a strength issue per say.
@@adamphilip1623 you are probably correct. I still wonder if he would like to go to space for fun/excitement reasons anyways though?
Hannah Alyward and Shane Burkaw don't even show hope for folks that actually really struggle in Shane Burkaws of disease and disability.
How in the fuck ! Would Shane Burkaw travel into Space .
Lol!!!!!
I just have to say, Shane, I get what you're saying about regularity and traveling. I did not click off after hearing it. But traveling always gets me backed up. So I understand when you said that was a moment of joy.
One of my husband's ancestors wrote an account of their wagon train travels on the Oregon Trail. Called "The Gregson Memoirs" - it's quite harrowing, particularly by today's standards. I'm with Hannah on this one - give me my comforts. @Shane, your sense of humor is beyond description. You remind me a bit of Terry Pratchett, one of my favorite authors. He also falls in the laugh-out-loud category. Please keep bringing it on!
I accidentally came across one of your shorts, then another. I enjoyed this video, Shane's sense of humor, and Hannah's fun facts in history. Best wishes from Middle Tennessee!
You guys make me smile and even laugh out loud pretty much every video! Thank you!
Hannah, Shane's poop talk would never make us click off! 😄 Shane earthiness is part of his charm 😜
Very interesting chat. Alexander Graham Bell was born in Scotland, he emigrated to Canada in 1870 with his parents. Bell married American Mabel Hubbard in 1877 and became a naturalized American citizen in 1882.
There are many elderly people who would enjoy a restaurant that specialized in soft and liquid foods, Shane, in addition to those with SMA. Also, individuals who have had a stroke or Bell's Palsy; they do not do well with liquids, but all kinds of soft or mechanical soft. I would have guessed that having more use of your hands would have been your choice to change your disability. Thank you for your open and honest sharing, Shane and Hannah!
You guys are my moment of joy
Aww! Seriously! They make me smile and laugh with every video. 😍
As a history major, this episode was painful to say the least, Shane. 😂❤
6000 years ago Woolly Mammoths pulling wagons, as they were leaving Egypt after building the pyramids. Formed the Oregon Trail.
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Spot on! 😂
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Perfect!
Lol
I really appreciate watching you both. I really needed some laughters. TC.
Yay I'm so happy every time you guys post!
LMAO I love you two ... and you swab the decks! ;)
I love your videos and your podcasts And the
sense of humor between both of you is wonderful.
The blended salad you mentioned sounds a lot like a spanish dish that I love: gazpacho. Sooo good! 🤤🤤🤤
I love your videos!! Could listen to your banter all day long! Iced in here in Texas so I will be watching your videos all day lol
Same here! I’m iced in and working from home, this podcast is very welcome!
Thanks guyz : )! I am loving your podcasts :)!
Alexander Graham bell was born in Scotland. He was educated in Scotland and England, moved from there a young adult to Ontario Canada. He developed his communication inventions in Canada and in Boston where he was invited to work in developing communication technology for the deaf. Not an American, though it seems Americans have claimed him as their own
I am honestly shocked that someone had not invented some a sort of device that could help people with a weak jaw chew. We need an engineer to get on this!
i think the spider route would be great, like predigestive enzymes or a steamer with those same enzymes (i’m obsessed with testing out salivas ability to slowly digest food but it’s so slow lmao)
A blender. But who would want to drink every meal?
The cruise looked really great glad u guys had fun
I love this type of dumpster dive!! Please do more of them ❤
Losing oral strength has to be so scary. Because if you can’t eat well, you can’t possibly attempt to gain strength. I’m so glad that there is medication now to help
In love with your podcast. Spot on!!
Hannah, my husband and boys are huge fans of random facts. This series is so fun because I tell them about what you are learning about and they love it!
Alexander Graham Bell was born in Scotland and lived in England, Canada, and the US. Bell was living in the US when he invented the telephone.
Like your Mondays shows of course i am hooked on you guys
Oh my gosh Shane I’m almost peeing my pants laughing. You are absolutely hilarious. Please Hannah do not try to tone Shane down. ! 😂😂😂😂. You guys are the best.
Thanks for the Punch Pizza rec. Gonna have to check that out next time I'm in the Minneapolis area.
“You’ve always struck me as a woman of the prairie.” 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Just a random thought/question…. Could Shane wear one of those phone holders (like the ones joggers use on their arm) on his thigh so he can access his phone easily when out and about?
I don’t think he can use his arms & his hands in that way. Shane is fierce with his thumbs when his phone is ready to use but I don’t think he could pull anything out of a pocket and grip it.
No, I think you can use those while they’re in the “sleeve” and if it was attached to his thigh I think he could use his thumbs to text etc., much like the way it is sitting on his leg in the video.
Really good episode! The historical coincidence dumpster dive was great fun! Slight correction, Alexander Graham Bell was Scottish, he didn't move to the states until he was about 35.
That's what I thought, sorry Hannah
I'm totally physically disabled & nonverbal, I type with a head pointer. If I could change 1 thing I would change is have total use of 1 arm & hand
I love watching your podcast on Wednesday. And I love watching your TH-cam channel.
Such an interesting deep dive I really, really enjoyed this one
Alexander Graham Bell was a Scottish born inventor, scientist and engineer who patented the first practical telephone and he also co-founded the American Telegraph Company in 1885.
27:47 Yes and No. Alexander Graham Bell is probably one of the hardest people to tack on Citizenship because he was born in Scotland and then later moved to both the USA and Nova Scotia Canada during his lifetime. When he invented the Telephone he was in Nova Scotia. I think it was something like he had residences in both Nova Scotia and the States (Masscheutts if I recall)
He was Scottish first, so we will take credit for both the fax and the phone 😂
@@lizp.9513 lol IKR? When I was in elementry school we were taught that that he was Canadian so we coulld take credit. I think all countries probably lay claim to him.
The cruise video was so much fun you guys I’m glad you had such a nice time. I’ve always wanted to be able to go on a cruise, but I need to find a way to get a van with a lift or ramp at first before I can even travel anywhere. You’re chewing Shane is the same thing with me and my right hand. I wish I could get more use out of it.
I had no idea the you couldn’t eat anything you want. You two go out so much. Love this channel.
I absolutely love your podcast and your TH-cam station!!!
Loved the cruise video. Glad you had a blast. We took the same itinerary back at the end of September on the same ship. So much fun! We saw our server team dancing behind you at Tiana’s 😂
Oregon trail was littered with broken cart wheels & furniture, pianofortes because the trail was so rough that the pioneers had to unload the excess weight in order to get through the trail. As well the trail was marked by all the crosses on the graves of people who died along the way.
Love you guys!
Loved the cruise vlog! Hope you guys are doing well. What's the weather like there? It's been snowing and cold (-4°F) in southwestern ontario 😊
I’m with you Shane with chewy foods. I have arthritis in my jaws, I get the tired and painful chewing bit!
Loved ur cruise vlog
I always learn something AND get a good laugh from these podcasts, thanks!
Just finished this episode and had to come say that the dumpster dive spin off was so good! I was genuinely surprised by the answers 😂 can’t wait to tell these at parties!! love you guys!!
I was so excited to see this loaded before I had to work! FunFunFun facts! Love the spin off Hannah.
love your videos! but a little correction. alexander graham bell was born and raised in Scotland. he moved with his family to Ontario Canada when he was 23. he moved to Boston to teach a couple of years later, splitting his time every year between his two homes. he also split his sound experimentation, with a lab in each country. he was a really interesting guy, you should do a deep dive on him! haha others may find it boring but it's fascinating to me.
Love your program!
I really enjoyed Hannah's facts! I, too, was surprised that wooly mammoths existed while the pyramids were being built! I look forward to learning more in future episodes. :) Shane's desire to be able to eat makes complete sense, if you think about it. Humans are hard-wired to enjoy food. It's a primal instinct. Food not only nourishes our bodies, but it also brings us pleasure with the release of dopamine and other hormones.
This vid was very chewy! Not too chewy just the right amount of chewy! Thank You both
LOVED this deep dive! So fun. I recently learned that Cleopatra lived closer to the creation of the iPhone than she did to the building of the Great Pyramid. My mind was blown 🤯
Grubs Grub can also cater to people without teeth, jaw disorders - I think it’s got a future! 😂. Also more comparison dumpster dives please I loved this one!
Yup, many people have trouble swallowing as well, so I think this restaurant Idea could actually work.
I was going to say this as well! I got dentures during the last year and a soft food restaurant would have been so helpful!!
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I love your show, both of you are so funny and it’s so refreshing to hear something that’s not political or controversial just pure fun and interesting. Thank you
I think your dumpster dives are great. There are interesting facts. Keep them coming. Glad you guys liked your cruise. Would you take a longer one. I've cruised about 8 times mostly where 7 days. I would live on the boat for winter months
Keep the new dive format, so interesting and wow inspiring.
You two are awesome!!!
Love the new format, Hannah! I love learning new thing about periods of time. Please keep this format. 😊
In the year 1600, English physician William Gilbert used the Latin word “electricus” to describe the force that certain substances exert when rubbed against each other. A few years later another English scientist, Thomas Browne, wrote several books and he used the word “electricity” to describe his investigations based on Gilbert’s work.
In 1752, Ben Franklin conducted his experiment with a kite, a key, and a storm. This simply proved that lightning and tiny electric sparks were the same thing.
Italian physicist Alessandro Volta discovered that particular chemical reactions could produce electricity, and in 1800 he constructed the voltaic pile (an early electric battery) that produced a steady electric current, and so he was the first person to create a steady flow of electrical charge. Volta also created the first transmission of electricity by linking positively-charged and negatively-charged connectors and driving an electrical charge, or voltage, through them.
In 1831 electricity became viable for use in technology when Michael Faraday created the electric dynamo (a crude power generator), which solved the problem of generating electric current in an ongoing and practical way. Faraday’s rather crude invention used a magnet that was moved inside a coil of copper wire, creating a tiny electric current that flowed through the wire. This opened the door to American Thomas Edison and British scientist Joseph Swan who each invented the incandescent filament light bulb in their respective countries in about 1878. Previously, light bulbs had been invented by others, but the incandescent bulb was the first practical bulb that would light for hours on end.
Replica of Thomas Edison's first lightbulb. Credit: National Park Service.
Replica of Thomas Edison’s first lightbulb. Credit: National Park Service.
Swan and Edison later set up a joint company to produce the first practical filament lamp, and Edison used his direct-current system (DC) to provide power to illuminate the first New York electric street lamps in September 1882.
That has to be the longest comment in the history of TH-cam! But very interesting
Watch 1883 on paramount plus the whole season is basically about the dangers of the Oregon trail. I love your channel and podcast
LOOOOVE 1883!!! The entire time they were talking about this I thought of 1883
Five stars! Love you guys!
How's the restroom accessibility in those cruise ship cabins? That would be my main concern, and you didn't really show the cabin areas much in the video.
I love you guys! So so funny! I also LOVE your outros. Please never change them! I need you to always wing it always so hilarious! ❤️🤣
You should’ve let Jane speak about his gastric issues, I had a stroke back in December 8, 2021 and the nurses and doctors neglected to tell me that I could’ve had a stroke and it could’ve affected my gastric process. I can only imagine how hard it is for Shane to have to relieve himself in the strange and environments
People should be aware and it will give them great joy to know that it can be done with some adaption.
It’s a real subject it’s part of being handicapped or paralyzed, nothing to be embarrassed about .
People is educated about this will not have to be reminded over and over again that there are issues with every disability, there’s nothing to be ashamed about it’s the human process.
My review of this podcast: it was really chewy, but that’s good because I really liked the flavour 😊
Lol you beat me to it. I was going to say something very like this. :)
The cucumber salad you described, and blend is basically a gazpacho minus a few ingredients.
I love Hannah's dumpster dives!
Instead of a restaurant, could you create a food line for grocery stores? I have gastroparesis and have such a difficult time finding foods that don’t hurt my stomach.
Side note check out Graham Hancock he said the pyramids were actually built like 20000 years ago not 5000! Very interesting...
Love you guys!!
Please remove clown doll 😰
That salad Shane's way just sounds like a version of Gazpacho or Salsa soup. I make those all the time in the summer and alter them with different veggies, herbs and other things to make them reflect different cuisines. Nothing like a cool soup in the hot weather.
That was fun. Love the leap today! I will watch out!
Great stuff keep it coming.
You two are so fun. I love your podcasts. The dumpster dives are awesome! Love you both! Keep them coming.
This was hilarious, thank you so much!?
Me living in Independence, Missouri listening to this. Love it 😂
Interesting stuff. Love your podcasts !
I'm early! You guys have been killing it with upload consistency 😁👍 hope you have a good day!
I enjoyed that dumpster dive. Can Hannah do more of those please?
My husband calls dreams "free entertainment" You had a horror movie for your entertainment. I live about 20 miles from where you are staying and the local university (Biola) here discovered a mammoth on the campus when they were building a parking structure. They have uncovered it but kept it in the ground for the archeology students to dig on. There was a skit that SNL did back in the 80s. It was one of those fake commercials for a restaurant called "pre-chewed Charlie's. It was hilarious! I love those facts! Great podcast.
Shane's new chair looks so comfy in the leg region. Hope his gams agree. Also, I'm so here for the rebranding of Earth years lol
What about the ever changing random statue in the back behind Shane every week?? LOL
“No. People died, so much.” 😂 idk know why the way you said that made me laugh so hard, but it did.
That review was gold.
I love you people so much. The joy you bring my life is soft.
I would love to listen to a podcast series entirely dedicated to “things you’d be shocked occurred at the same time in history.” Nice job Hannah 😊
This is the best dumpster dive ever!! "People died so much!"
I want to buy a few S&G tee-shirts. I have read all your books and support your charity on Amazon. Is there merch I missed?
SMA friendly restaurants would also be great for people who have had gastric bypass...we gotta eat soft foods for a while and the pickin's are slim, har har! Also those with tooth issues or sensory constraints...there's definitely a niche!
Your cruise was awesome and just to let you know, you guys are a breath of fresh air in comparison to everything else on this TH-cam! I always look forward to watching everything you put out. Keep them coming.! You are Awesome~