An off-schedule morning podcast recording starts calmly and then, predictably, doesn’t stay that way. Cara and Brea talk energy, motivation, and the low-grade exhaustion that comes from being the person who notices everything. There are questionable choices, new words no one asked for, and observations about modern life. Some things are learned, several things are judged, and nothing is fixed. Welcome to Episode 92 of Delete This History!

This all new episode finds Brea and Cara doing what they do best: following one thought straight into 47 tangents. From banana pudding recipes and Walmart guilt, to new teen drivers and broken bridges.

The gals discuss termite mounds and Jägermeister which leads to nostalgic tales of questionable 20-something decisions. Brea reveals her newest guilty pleasure while Cara whines about waking at 6:00am every work day.

Same besties, same curious brains, same internet rabbit holes. Let's go!

The DTH Gals have already told you about "interesting" foods from around the world; now it's time for Cara to help you take a hard look at American culinary weirdness. Plus, what's white, fluffy, and falls from the sky in the winter but isn't snow? Brea has the deets on this less common weather phenomenon. All that plus some WWII history and some cat psychology this week on Delete This History.

Additional music this week: "Lonesome Bachelor" by Kevin Graham.

The DTH Gals get really silly (you don't say) talkin' ab0ut dead U.S. Presidents' butts and a cult movie classic they both adore. Plus, Brea tries to hijack Cara's main search topic, and Cara gives us all a Latin refresher. As usual, there are giggles galore, and nothing is sacred.

Episode 88 kicks off in full six-seven mode as Cara and Brea attempt to decode and dethrone Gen Z nonsense and discuss why cold-brew cocktails are a crime against tomorrow morning. Recorded in the liminal haze of Christmas Eve Eve Eve, the DTH Gals have some follow-ups for the DTH Besties to help close those wide open loops of info from previous episodes. Then they cover the meaning of dub con and things go from "interesting" to "absolutely not" with traditional holiday foods from around the globe. Along the way, they unpack toxic winter dating trends, defend rom-coms against trope-trashing teens, square-mouth cry over The Family Stone, and marvel at the record setting number of searches Brea had over the past week. It’s festive, it’s unhinged, it’s thought-provoking, it’s sort of funny. It's six seven.

What's the first physical feature you notice when you meet a person for the first time? Listen to find out what the DTH Gals spot and fixate on. Also, if you think death is the ultimate statute of limitations for prosecution, you'll want to hear the wild tale Cara's dug up for you. Myths, legends, and stories that are stranger than fiction--all this week on Delete This History (not a history podcast, but we sometimes play one on your favorite podcast app).

The DTH Gals are this close to 100 episodes and… doing absolutely nothing extra about it. Cara and Brea kick things off by complaining about traffic (great story, Grandma), questionable driving decisions, and the kind of brain fog that induces Christmas tree panic. From there, you know how it goes, DTH Besties: Irish breakfasts, apple-and-cheese-dinners, Scottish desserts, tiny hitchhikers, Peelers, and Brea's true feelings about parades. Welcome to Episode #86! #DeleteThisHistoryPodcast #DTHGals #PodcastBesties #SharedHistory #MondayEnergy #RandomKnowledge

Brea and Cara keep it zestfully clean (well... relatively), safe, and silly while discussing homeland security, philosophy, and mental health. As usual, there's an insane amount of unplanned crossover with their search histories (even the boring searches) and their "Search Me!" questions, and some of the conversation goes off the rails, but that's what you've come to know and love and why you keep listening.