In episode 117 of Tragically Uncurious, hosts Amy Peterson and Steph Wayne dig into the topic of last meeting theory. Is there some cosmic force that once two people have learned all there is to learn from each other, keeps the two separated forever? How does this work? What about the people that you haven't heard from in years that suddenly reemerge into your life? Is it more prevalent in work relationships? Will social media ultimately destroy this theory, or will the universe ban them from your algorithm? They also talk about Theo Von's comedy debacle, rent-a-bridesmaid, becoming Korean and more. Listen in and decide if you have been caught up in the last meeting theory.

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In episode 116 of Tragically Uncurious, hosts Amy Peterson and Steph Wayne delve into the topic of ethics with a review of a current death penalty case in Tennessee. They also talk about the ethics of produce buyers in the United States purchasing avocados from cartel stolen avocado farms as well as the ethics of the booming true crime industry. Listen in and decide if your ethics fall into the category of utilitarianism or deontology.

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In episode 115 of Tragically Uncurious, hosts Amy Peterson and Steph Wayne talk about fall traditions, foods, smells and more. They also discuss football and how it has taken over our homes, google and all of America now that the season has begun. In the end they talk briefly and seriously about the impact gaming has on our young boys.

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In episode 114 of Tragically Uncurious, hosts Amy Peterson and Steph Wayne look back in time to extraordinary women who changed the world. Listen in to hear about political leaders, suffragettes, inventors, millionaires and more. We just scratched the surface on all the amazing women that came before us with their big, beautiful brains and courage!

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In episode 113 of Tragically Uncurious, hosts Amy Peterson and Steph Wayne delve into the topic of maximizers and "satisficers". They discover the theory stems from a book by Professor Barry Schwartz called the Paradox of Choice. Can too many choices lead to dissatisfaction? Can having unlimited choices free you or will it paralyze your ability to move forward? Do people who make quick decisions and live more in the moment have more satisfying lives? Listen in and find out more about how choice can enhance our lives as well as hinder it.

TED Talk: Paradox of Choice

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In episode 112 of Tragically Uncurious, hosts Amy Peterson and Steph Wayne consider living in a different era. They debate the pros and cons of going back in time. Do the pros outweigh the cons? Will living in the future bring back some of the appeal of the past generations? They also share the history of the tampon and how women in past eras have made do with natural makeshift tampons. Lastly, they touch on a growing problem for one of the hosts. They are relying on the audience to help with solutions.

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In episode 111 of Tragically Uncurious, hosts Amy Peterson and Steph Wayne discuss being petty and holding grudges. Does this stem from narcissism or do certain personality types tend to be naturally petty? Are grudge holders manipulative, insecure or passive aggressive? They also try to determine if there are good petty people and annoying petty people. Listen in and decide if you fall into any of these catagories!

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In episode 110 of Tragically Uncurious, hosts Amy Peterson and Steph Wayne play lawyer (poorly) as they talk about Jussie Smollett, his court win and his Netflix special coming out soon. Will this new evidence be just as credible as the original? If we're lucky it will be!! They also break down baby table gate, the story that has rocked social media this week. Did the cafe do this mom dirty or should she pay for the damaged table? Did the cafe owner have a bad phone call or does she deserve the punishment being meted out by all of America? Should a business be destroyed by one bad interaction? You be the judge.

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