Mark and Toddcast Podcast
1) The Most Sold Product of All Time
This week we take a rollicking journey through Mark's gluten and boat news, the rise of Clavicular and LooksMaxxing, how much clouds weigh, Mark's ChatGPT humiliation fetish, hacking the French langua...Show More
2) Birthdays, Bowels, and Beyond
tbh so much goes on in this episode there's no way to summarize it.
3) Meaningless + Memorable: the Biohazard Symbol
Creating a new symbol to reflect the deadly consequences of something completely undetectable required two essential components: the symbol had to be meaningless enough to carry zero current meaning t...Show More
4) Mark Goes to CES
Let's go to Las Vegas, CES, and the Sphere with Mark!
5) Why We Hate the Sound of Our Own Voice
There's a lot more happening when we hear our own voice than you'd think. We've all heard "it's because the bones in your head are conducting sound," but that's only part of it. Find out the rest of t...Show More
6) Ugly Laws
"Ugly Laws" were ordinances across the United States disallowed anyone who was “diseased, maimed, mutilated or in any way deformed so as to be an unsightly or disgusting object” for appearing in publi...Show More
7) 3i Atlas and Locating Yourself on the Moon
This week we take a look into space by discussing the weird interstellar object known as 3i/Atlas, conspiracy theories about what the object may be, and how the original Apollo astronauts figured out ...Show More
8) The TikTok-ification of the Mark & Toddcast
We're finally back after a two month hiatus, and we threw out the format of the show to see where the conversation took us. The discussion veers from drying off after a shower to AI cats to what g-for...Show More
9) A Chlamydia-Free Summer Wrap-Up
It's been a minute, but Mark and Todd are back for an end-of-summer news wrap-up, including great news for promiscuous koalas! (And for those looking for a break from last week's big news story, we do...Show More
10) Portland at the Movies: "Blast!" (2000)
The Unipiper noted that this movie begins like "Stand by Me," but ends up like "Reservoir Dogs." While not exactly right, he's not far off describing this 2000 movie with some legitimately shocking tw...Show More