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We travel to Kentucky where Hayden Gillim’s close-knit family deals with a tragic loss.

We travel to the Netherlands for some Dutch racing action. The racers’ dads talk about how they help their sons at the track.

Hitler, Shakespeare, Al Capone, Friedrich Nietzsche, Van Gough, Toulouse Lautrec, Gauguin, Manet, Baudelaire – slutty syphilitics, the lot of them.

Reunification, woohoo! About a week ago Germany celebrated the 20th anniversary of this wall thing

The problem with the British political system is that it is full of people you would never want to meet who make laws about people they would never want to meet

In the 1960s, the US government built missile silos across the country to protect citizens against nuclear attack. Decommissioned years later, they now serve as shelters to the reclusive and gathering places to the adventurous. We went exploring...

Billy Rohan walks us step-by-step through the building of a mini ramp that will service a couple thousand partygoers.

In 1962, the coalmine beneath Centralia, PA caught fire – and it still burns today. We traveled there to find out who stayed behind when everyone else gave up on the place.

Jon Spencer was and is one of the greatest musical guys of our time, and if you weren’t into Pussy Galore or Boss Hog or Blues Explosion at some point, you are not a badass. Sorry.