In this thought-provoking episode of Hoo, What? I Don’t Know., Vanessa is joined by two special guests—her mother, Julie, and her brother, Brigham—for a deep dive into the controversial documentary Christspiracy. Together, they unpack the bold claim that Jesus Christ was a vegetarian (or vegan) and challenge traditional narratives about His life and teachings.

The conversation doesn’t stop there. Julie and Brigham bring fresh perspectives as they explore the broader implications of global meat and food industries, touching on ethical, environmental, and spiritual considerations. From the way information is shaped and delivered to the societal impact of industrialized food systems, this episode questions what we accept as truth and invites listeners to reflect on how these issues intersect with faith, culture, and personal responsibility.

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Ever wondered what pickles and space travel have in common? In this delightfully crunchy episode of Hoo, What? I Don’t Know., Ryan and Vanessa dive into the unexpected connections between pickling, historical preservation methods, and interstellar exploration. From the Dutch origins of the word "pickle" to the surprising role of calcium in both pickles and bones, we explore how pickling shaped Napoleon's armies and could one day sustain astronauts.

This episode isn’t just about vinegar and brine—it’s a journey into human ingenuity, weird facts, and how seemingly unrelated topics share surprising ties. Tune in for a fun, fact-filled conversation that dares to connect the dots between the culinary and the cosmic.

On the very first episode of Hoo, What? I Don't Know, Ryan and Vanessa explore the ideologies that shape their unique take on the universe of connections. From their backyard, they discuss how money, the environment, and personal experiences shape the ways we connect with each other and the world.

With inspiration from the 6 Degrees of Separation theory and the timeless comedy of Abbott and Costello’s “Who’s on First,” this debut episode sets the stage for a podcast that challenges perspectives, uncovers unexpected links, and invites listeners to see the world—and each other—in fresh ways.

Through candid conversation, Ryan and Vanessa share how their backgrounds have shaped their journey, offering a glimpse into the unique lens they’ll bring to every episode of Hoo, What? I Don't Know.