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I Tell Stories

I Tell Stories

著者: Colt Draine and Owen "The Mic" McMichael
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I Tell Stories Podcast covers a wide range of topics discussed by Colt Draine and Owen "The Mic" McMichael. From the scourge on humanity of violent business hippies and Scott Baio to peculiar Serbian Mother's Day traditions,the boys offer their unique perspective. Revolutionary artists,legends of folklore and bizzare following of fast food items are just a few of the subjects touched on. I Tell Stories aims to bring attention to individuals and occerrences that are too interesting to be forgotten. Two long time friends who keep each other laughing give listeners their take on the world. Everyone has a story, these are ours and those of many others.

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  • Graduation Traditions: The World is Yours?
    2025/08/14

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  • Extreme Hobbies: Is this Irony?
    2025/07/02

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    Have you ever felt that reading books or taking walks just doesn't provide enough excitement? You're not alone. Welcome to the fascinating world of extreme hobbies, where ordinary activities transform into extraordinary adventures.

    Our journey begins with extreme ironing - yes, you read that correctly. Picture enthusiasts pressing clothes while hanging off cliffs or balancing on boogie boards in water. It's not just about completing the chore; it's about conquering the impossible while armed with an iron and wrinkled fabric. The logistics of power sources and equipment become part of the extreme challenge.

    The animal kingdom isn't exempt from extreme enthusiasm. Duck herding competitions mirror professional dog trials, with participants and their trained canines guiding ducks into designated pens with precision and skill. Meanwhile, competitive dog grooming elevates pet care to artistic expression, with elaborate designs transforming furry companions into living canvases. From stone skipping championships to the strategic mathematics of extreme couponing where practitioners actually receive money back on purchases, everyday activities become arenas for serious competition.

    Internationally, the extreme hobby landscape reveals cultural fascinations like beetle fighting in Japan and Thailand, where enthusiasts raise rhinoceros beetles with specialized diets for pushing competitions. Urban spaces become canvases for yarn bombers who transform street furniture with elaborate crochet installations. Perhaps most surprisingly, underwater pumpkin carving combines scuba diving with seasonal artistry, challenging participants to create intricate designs while submerged.

    These unusual pursuits aren't just quirky pastimes; they're windows into human creativity and our desire to transform the mundane into something extraordinary. Whether you're fascinated by these extreme hobbies or prefer more conventional activities, they remind us that passion and dedication can elevate any interest into something remarkable. What everyday activity might you take to the extreme?

    Share your thoughts with us on Instagram @italestoriespodcast, check out our merch at pitlocksupply.com, and let us know what extreme hobby you'd consider trying!

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  • Oh Canada: Brothels, Brigades, and Bozos
    2025/06/17

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    A clown and a fireman walk into a brothel... It sounds like the setup to a joke, but this bizarre collision sparked one of the most consequential riots in Canadian history and forever changed the face of Toronto.

    The Toronto Circus Riot of 1855 erupted when rugged performers from S.B. Howe's Star Troop Menagerie and Circus—think less birthday party entertainers and more hard-laborers who could erect massive tents and wrangle exotic animals—encountered local firefighters at the White House Tavern, a notorious brothel. These weren't your friendly neighborhood firefighters either. Known as "rowdies," Toronto's firefighters were notorious for brawling with rival companies, looting burning buildings, and engaging in corrupt practices under the protection of the Orange Order, a Protestant Irish fraternity that effectively controlled the city.

    When the clowns soundly thrashed the firefighters in their initial tavern confrontation, the humiliated rowdies retreated only to return with reinforcements during the next day's circus performance. What followed was utter chaos—firefighters ironically setting circus tents ablaze, performers fleeing for their lives (some even jumping into nearby rivers), and police either joining the mayhem or standing idle. The violence grew so extreme that Toronto's mayor physically intervened, reportedly saving a clown's life by wrestling an axe from a firefighter's hand, and ultimately had to summon a militia when the police proved useless.

    This absurd yet violent confrontation became the catalyst for sweeping reforms. Public outrage at the blatant corruption forced a dismantling of "the Corporation" (as the Orange Order's leadership was known), professionalized emergency services, and transformed Toronto from a lawless frontier town to a city eventually nicknamed "Toronto the Good." It's a remarkable reminder that sometimes history's most significant turning points emerge from the most unexpected places—like a brothel brawl between clowns and firefighters.

    Curious about other wild moments from North American history that shaped our modern cities? Subscribe to our podcast and join us each week as we uncover the strange, forgotten stories that created the world we live in today.

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