Saluting Darwin: Recent Episodes
Saluting Darwin
A crazy podcast about the best of the worst. Listen to our true stories of stupidity, epic fails and human nature at its finest.
This collection of fishy tales and stupidity is sure to make you smile... or slap your forehead.
Hoppy Easter form all of us at Saluting Darwin! This week, we present to you stories of law breakers and Easter miracles.
What do you get when you mix a bus full of asylum patients, a park ranger with bright personality, and a bar bet that soars above the rest? Another puntastic episode of Saluting Darwin.
This weeks episode comes with not one, but five great stories not to mention the horrible Irish accents (sorry Ireland). You think you've heard it all until the team starts trying to score some doped up oats.
Listen to this weeks tales of spicy robberies gone wrong, reasons to always follow directions, and a drunken homecoming.
This week we journey way back to year 760 AD, long before Darwin even existed, to learn about a moon loving Chinese poet. Followed by tales of a Gypsy psychic, then to 1912 for a French folly.
In this episode we have to wonder if there is a wrong place to leave a glove, a bad way to give a bear hug, and a horrible way to get acupuncture. We think by the end of the episode the answer will be YES!
To brighten up the end of the year and celebrate the holidays, the Saluting Darwin team are bringing you 6 Christmas miracles. Happy Holidays to all!
The moral of the story is: even if you get to choose your death, you still die, tapping on the glass isn't good even if it isn't a fish tank, and Boston sure does like its sweet tea.
Have you ever thought, "This job is going to kill me."? Well, in some cases it just might. Join us this week for a quick story about a gravedigger who takes his job way too seriously.
This episode is one giant segue! Things go flying with a fishing trip gone awry, and an electricians wife gets a shocking diagnosis.
In this episode we find: there really can be too much beer, oddly enough, kicking things doesn't always make things work, and getting up for work in the morning can be hard.