Sure, sex toys are fun, but what if they were a little more... personal? That's where Clone-a-Willy comes in. As the in-home penis molding kit experts, you can make your own sex toy with your own two hands... and a few other parts too.And they don't just stop with the willy. There's Clone-a-Pussy kits and so much more. We talked with Victoria from the company about their fascinating origins and all the unique ways their clients are using their products. For more information, check out their website. (And if you use the code 'FLASH' at checkout, you'll get an extra 20% off just for being a Why? listener.)We also discuss the name of the new Netflix movie and why it might be a little problematic in other parts of the world.

Everyone can be a champion. The key is finding the right thing that you excel at. Maybe it's toe wrestling? We talked with Ben "Toe-tal Destruction" Woodroffe, the reigning champion about his entry into the sport and his work to try to spread the word of the sport around the world. Plus, we get an insight into the lengths many go to to try to capture that elusive title. For more information, follow the World Toe Wrestling Federation on Facebook.And if that isn't enough, Berlin has decided to let women be topless at pools. (How was this not already a thing?)

Orlando Wilson has the job that you've probably dreamed about doing- and, believe it or not, it's not all glamor. Orlando is a private investigator, helping people try to find solutions for some of the most difficult problems that you can think of.For more information on Orlando's services, to read his blog, or to order his books, check out his website, Truth Has Only Few Friends. He's also on Instagram.

Neil Cole has turned a life-long love of science fiction into something that everyone can enjoy. The Museum of Classic Sci-Fi features props, costumes and artwork from Doctor Who, the Planet of the Apes, Star Wars and Flash Gordon. We talked with Neil about his collection and his approach sharing his collection with generations of fellow fans of the genre. For more information and to visit out the museum, check out their website.

If you're an America's Got Talent viewer, you've seen this week's guest in action. The Human Fountains are something to see- an act that completely lives up to their name. We sat down with Sam Kaufman from The Fountains, and go on the amazing journey that the group has been on.For more information, check out the Human Fountains website, or you can follow them on Facebook.

Who doesn't want to spend a fun evening with Rose, Blanche, Dorothy and Sophia? Throw in a murder and things start to get real interesting. We talked with Traci Connaughton, founder of the Without a Cue theater company about how you go about making someone like Rose a cold-hearted murderer.For more information about catching either the Golden Girls show, or any other the other shows they have  running in Pennsylvania, New Jersey as well as Delaware and Maryland, check out their website.

Jai Alai may sound like something your grandmother would be into, but when you see these athletes catching and throwing a small ball with the density of a hockey puck at 100+ mph, your opinion might change.We talked with Scott Savin, from the World Jai-Alai League, who is one of the many working to revitalize the sport and bring it to a whole new generation. The season just kicked off, so now it the perfect time to check it out. For more information, and to watch and wager on the game, visit their website.

We talked with Shana from the Rubber Chicken Museum last year, but a lot has happened. Those things include Fred Schneider, and us doing our damndest to get invited to join the board for the museum.We sat down once more with Shana to find out what has been going on at the museum, and to present her with our efforts over the last 8 months.  If you want to visit the Rubber Chicken Museum, located inside the Archie McPhee store in Seattle, WA. For more information, check out their website.Two Chicks Talkin Flicks Podcasttwo chicks talking about their favorite movies and moreListen on: Apple Podcasts   Spotify

We all know that Love is a Battlefield and that Tina Turner is simply The Best. And if you're wondering how we know these things, it's because of the work of this week's guest, Holly Knight. Holly has written some of the best known songs of the 80s and 90s and she talks about her career in her new memoir, "I Am the Warrior." It's a look at her fascinating career and the lessons she's learned along the way. For more information, you can check out Holly's website.

When we last spoke with Ashleigh Renard, she was promoting her memoir about her adventures in the swing lifestyle titled  Swing. Now, she's taking the lessons she learned in that book and passing them along to the rest of us. Between her After Dark workshops and her Keeping It Hot subscription box, Ashleigh is helping the rest of us keep it sexy.  We talk about this, the TV show being developed about her book and so much more. For more information, or to sign up for any (or all) of these options, check out Ashleigh's website.Plus, some snakes have multiple clitorises. Who knew?Two Chicks Talkin Flicks Podcasttwo chicks talking about their favorite movies and moreListen on: Apple Podcasts   Spotify

Everyone loves a good exploitation movie; but you haven't seen anything quite like the newest exploitation genre- Swissploitation. Co-director Johannes Hartmann joins us to explain his influences, how he funded the movie and, most importantly, why that little girl from the Alps is now so incredibly angry and bent on revenge.To buy or rent the movie, and to get all your Mad Heidi merch, check out the movie's website. You can also follow them on Facebook.

What better way to say hello to 2023 than by extreme kidnapping.The premise is simple; you pay Adam and his employees and they kidnap you; giving you the full experience of what it feels like to be held ransom. And before you ask, yes, they take requests. For more information, you can check out the Extreme Kidnapping website or follow them on Facebook.

David Fishof is in the business of making dreams come true. David is the founder of Rock Fantasy Camp, where people can jam with some of their musical heroes. From bringing Levon Helm and Roger Daltrey together, David is also making sure the rock heroes have a good times too.And if you didn't already want to go to rock camp yourself, David has written a book about the whole experience AND there's a documentary to show you all the fun that's going on in just one week. For more information, or to sign up for the next camp, check out the camp's website. And Rock Camp, the documentary is streaming on Amazon Prime.

This week, there's no guests, just us and AI representations of some of our favorite scenes from the year. For this episode we celebrate the season with some of our favorite, unique holiday music. Hopefully some of these tunes will make it onto your next playlist.Here's the breakdown of what we played:Santa, How Come Your Eyes are Green When Last Year They Were Blue- Louis PrimaChristmas Boogie- Spencer HornWinter Wonderland- Domenico Savino and his OrchestraChristmas Polka- Jimmy Wakely with his Cowboy BandSuper Sunny Christmas- Redd KrossSanta's Got a Sunburn- Barefoot ManLittle Drummer Boy-  Dr Norman S Wright & Dr Charles S KendallThe Merry Christmas Polka- Dinah ShoreAuggie Wren's Christmas Story- Harvey Kitel (from "Smoke" written by Paul Auster)God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen/O Come All Ye Faithful- Jerry Fielding and his Brass ChoirHappy holidays and we'll see you next week with another great guest to wrap up the year.Two Chicks Talkin Flicks Podcasttwo chicks talking about their favorite movies and moreListen on: Apple Podcasts   Spotify

Is wine really that complicated? Do most people who talk about it sound really pretentious? Is there any way that a person can learn how to taste and talk about wine and maybe even become a sommelier? The answer to all of these questions is 'yes.' Well, if you're talking with Keith Wallace and attending a class at the Wine School of Philadelphia. Keith guided us through the world of wine, without pretension, explaining in clear and easy terms, how we can all become experts on wine.For more information about the Wine School of Philadelphia, to sign up for a course, or to get a gift certificate for the holiday season, check out the school's website, or follow them on Facebook.

Mark Thompson, with his radio partner Brian Phelps, were responsible for some of the most memorable radio in the 1990s and 2000s. As hosts of "The Mark and Brian Show," they ruled LA radio for almost a decade before being syndicated across the country.Now Mark is recounting his adventures in his memoir, Don't Bump the Record, Kid, available December 6th. We talked with Mark about throwing Christmas trees, showering with political candidates and why he wrote the book now. To get your copy, check out Mark's website.Plus, we talk about Thanksgiving, whore wagons and what exactly Calvin is peeing on on all those truck stickers.

Chicken, Alaska is off the beaten path, but they'd love it if you visited. However, a few things to keep in mind.Chicken doesn't have electricity. They do, however, have a post office and a liquor store. (Yes, it's called Chicken Liquors, and the fact that the t-shirts didn't fly off the shelves confuses us as well.) We talked with Susan Wiren, who lived in Chicken for 8 years, about the unique challenges posed by living in Chicken, how the town got it's name and how she ended up there in the first place.For more information, and for Chicken-themed gifts, you can check out the town's website.

Last week we were talking about chicken, this week we're talking about breasts. Or at least showing them. We talked with sex educator and top freedom advocate Dorothy Stover.You may know of Dorothy from her introduction of a bill making it okay for anyone to go topless on Nantucket beaches. But Dorothy is on a mission to make it easier for people to talk about sex and helping people understand how to improve their sex lives. From her on-line classes to her podcast, Nantucket After Dark, Dorothy is doing a lot to spread the word.For more information, to sign up for a class, or to hear the podcast, check out Dorothy's website, or follow her on Facebook.Two Chicks Talkin Flicks Podcasttwo chicks talking about their favorite movies and moreListen on: Apple Podcasts   Spotify

He's hobnobbed with presidents, he has his own baseball card, he's been named "one of the most powerful 100 people in sports of the 20th century." He is Ted Giannoulas, better known to most as the Famous Chicken.We talked with Ted about his humble beginnings as a radio promotion chicken to his ascendancy to world-wide fame and adoration and what he's learned along the way.For more information, you can visit The Chicken's website, or you can check out his channel on YouTube.Plus, Luke and Heidi discuss what makes a good cult and why that doesn't include sharing a refrigerator or sweating profusely.Two Chicks Talkin Flicks Podcasttwo chicks talking about their favorite movies and moreListen on: Apple Podcasts   Spotify

In movies what happens when a CEO or a head of state is in their car and trapped by the bad guys? The person usually turns to the driver and says, "get me out of here."But, how does someone learn how to do that? How do you learn to drive in a way that keeps your passenger and bystanders safe? Enter Vehicle Dynamics. They offer driving courses for security professionals, designed to help them get out of sticky situations. (They also offer courses for the general public too.)We talked with Joe Autera, the president and CEO of Vehicle Dynamics, about how he applied his real-life security and military experience to make the company what it is today.For more information, check out their website and sign up for a course- maybe we'll see you on the track!Plus, Heidi's mom comes to visit and talk about marble.Two Chicks Talkin Flicks Podcasttwo chicks talking about their favorite movies and moreListen on: Apple Podcasts   Spotify