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* NeverLiveItDown:[[invoked]] [[DiscussedTrope Discussed]] in relation to Fredric Wertham, author of ''Seduction of the Innocent'', whose many achievements in the world of psychology and education (particularly with civil rights and desegregation) are completely overshadowed by ''Seduction'''s impact on the [[MoralGuardians moral panic backlash against comics]] and the heavy self-regulated censorship by UsefulNotes/TheComicsCode. They also note that eventually, [[MyGodWhatHaveIDone even Wertham himself]] felt that the sanitized, kid-friendly violence that came out of Code-era comics did more harm than good, since it presented an unrealistic depiction of violent acts that made it seem consequence-free and playful.
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* NeverLiveItDown:[[invoked]] [[DiscussedTrope Discussed]] in relation to Fredric Wertham, author of ''Seduction of the Innocent'', whose many achievements in the world of psychology and education (particularly with civil rights and desegregation) are completely overshadowed by ''Seduction'''s impact on the [[MoralGuardians moral panic backlash against comics]] and the heavy self-regulated censorship by UsefulNotes/TheComicsCode.MediaNotes/TheComicsCode. They also note that eventually, [[MyGodWhatHaveIDone even Wertham himself]] felt that the sanitized, kid-friendly violence that came out of Code-era comics did more harm than good, since it presented an unrealistic depiction of violent acts that made it seem consequence-free and playful.
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* ContentWarnings: Whenever an episode is going to be a TearJerker (we can usually blame [[NightmareFetishist Alaina]]), it's preceded with a [[MoodDissonance cheerful]] "Bummer Warning!" from the couple.
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* ContentWarnings: Whenever an episode is going to be a TearJerker sad one (we can usually blame [[NightmareFetishist Alaina]]), it's preceded with a [[MoodDissonance cheerful]] "Bummer Warning!" from the couple.
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* NightmareFetishist: Whenever Alaina is the teacher, you can expect her topics to be full of [[KillEmAll death]], [[NauseaFuel gore]] and [[TearJerker general depression]]. For instance, during the pilot episode on the history of Mackinac Island, Alaina related her favourite (and extremely graphic) story on how Alexis St. Martin's [[IJustShotMarvinInTheFace self-inflicted gut shot]] while fur trading led to the discovery of how the human digestive system works. Keep in mind she apparently first heard this story when she was '''''seven years old'''''. Even her episode on The Magic Kingdom took time to point out how Walt Disney died before ground ever broke at Walt Disney World despite being heavily involved in the planning stages, and his brother Roy died of a seizure just two months after its opening day. What Alaina ''doesn't'' like is anything about animals dying.
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* NightmareFetishist: Whenever Alaina is the teacher, you can expect her topics to be full of [[KillEmAll death]], [[NauseaFuel gore]] death, gore and [[TearJerker general depression]].depression. For instance, during the pilot episode on the history of Mackinac Island, Alaina related her favourite (and extremely graphic) story on how Alexis St. Martin's [[IJustShotMarvinInTheFace self-inflicted gut shot]] while fur trading led to the discovery of how the human digestive system works. Keep in mind she apparently first heard this story when she was '''''seven years old'''''. Even her episode on The Magic Kingdom took time to point out how Walt Disney died before ground ever broke at Walt Disney World despite being heavily involved in the planning stages, and his brother Roy died of a seizure just two months after its opening day. What Alaina ''doesn't'' like is anything about animals dying.
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* JigsawPuzzlePlot: The Count Dante episode gives us a RealLife example regarding April 24th, 1970, the deadliest day of the "Dojo Wars". As Grant puts it: "Nobody's accounts of this event match!" There are several different versions of what occured, including a sensational magazine story and a legal account; varying on how Dante and company entered the rival dojo, how many people were waiting inside, what happened, etc.
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* CompulsiveLiar: John Keehan, a.k.a. Count Dante, the Deadliest Man Alive. While it is true that he could fight, Grant points out that Keehan/Dante had a knack for making stuff up about himself and his past.
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Topics covered on the show are incredibly diverse, from [[Ride/DisneyThemeParks Walt Disney World's Magic Kingdom]] to UsefulNotes/TheComicsCode to the impact of tuberculosis on fashion trends. At the end of each episode, they read fan mail based on the theme requested from last episode (e.g g. weird things about your local city or your favourite historical boat) ship) and give a fanmail "prompt" which [[{{Foreshadowing}} foreshadows]] the next episode's topic.
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* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: The pilot episode on Mackinac Island had both Grant and Alaina on relatively even terms knowledge-wise, [[LampshadeHanging which they recognized]] and ended the episode by outlining how future casts would work from now on. Additionally, the first few episodes had the role of "teacher" decided by a [[HeadsOrTails coin flip]]; after negative listener feedback (and Alaina's growing frustration with the coin flip), they decided to just take turns instead.
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* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: The pilot episode on Mackinac Island had both Grant and Alaina on relatively even terms knowledge-wise, [[LampshadeHanging which they recognized]] and ended the episode by outlining how future casts would work from now on. Additionally, the first few episodes had the role of "teacher" decided by a [[HeadsOrTails coin flip]]; after negative listener feedback (and Alaina's growing frustration with the coin flip), and its outcomes - "it's in a ditch somewhere!"), they decided to just take turns instead.
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* NightmareFetishist: Whenever Alaina is the teacher, you can expect her topics to be full of [[KillEmAll death]], [[NauseaFuel gore]] and [[TearJerker general depression]]. For instance, during the pilot episode on the history of Mackinac Island, Alaina related her favourite (and extremely graphic) story on how Alexis St. Martin's [[IJustShotMarvinInTheFace self-inflicted gut shot]] while fur trading led to the discovery of how the human digestive system works. Keep in mind she apparently first heard this story when she was '''''seven years old'''''. Even her episode on The Magic Kingdom took time to point out how Walt Disney died before ground ever broke at Walt Disney World despite being heavily involved in the planning stages, and his brother Roy died of a seizure just two months after its opening day.
* OOCIsSeriousBusiness: Alaina loves doing the gory and death-filled stories, so it's quite significant when it's ''Grant'' going into that territory instead, such as the 1906 San Francisco earthquake and the uranium mining that greatly harmed the Navajo people. For the former, Grant had to consciously ''take a break'' after reading of all the horse deaths that occurred in the quake aftermath. Before those, he covered the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom, which also involved history's bloodiest civil war and worst manmade disaster with deaths in the millions, to Alaina's surprise.
* OOCIsSeriousBusiness: Alaina loves doing the gory and death-filled stories, so it's quite significant when it's ''Grant'' going into that territory instead, such as the 1906 San Francisco earthquake and the uranium mining that greatly harmed the Navajo people. For the former, Grant had to consciously ''take a break'' after reading of all the horse deaths that occurred in the quake aftermath. Before those, he covered the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom, which also involved history's bloodiest civil war and worst manmade disaster with deaths in the millions, to Alaina's surprise.
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* NightmareFetishist: Whenever Alaina is the teacher, you can expect her topics to be full of [[KillEmAll death]], [[NauseaFuel gore]] and [[TearJerker general depression]]. For instance, during the pilot episode on the history of Mackinac Island, Alaina related her favourite (and extremely graphic) story on how Alexis St. Martin's [[IJustShotMarvinInTheFace self-inflicted gut shot]] while fur trading led to the discovery of how the human digestive system works. Keep in mind she apparently first heard this story when she was '''''seven years old'''''. Even her episode on The Magic Kingdom took time to point out how Walt Disney died before ground ever broke at Walt Disney World despite being heavily involved in the planning stages, and his brother Roy died of a seizure just two months after its opening day.
day. What Alaina ''doesn't'' like is anything about animals dying.
* OOCIsSeriousBusiness: Alaina loves doing the gory and death-filled stories, so it's quite significant when it's ''Grant'' going into that territory instead, such as the 1906 San Francisco earthquake and the uranium mining that greatly harmed the Navajo people. For the former, Grant had to consciously ''take a break'' after reading of all the horse deaths that occurred in thequake aftermath.reconstruction efforts. Before those, he covered the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom, which also involved history's bloodiest civil war and worst manmade disaster with deaths in the millions, to Alaina's surprise.
* OOCIsSeriousBusiness: Alaina loves doing the gory and death-filled stories, so it's quite significant when it's ''Grant'' going into that territory instead, such as the 1906 San Francisco earthquake and the uranium mining that greatly harmed the Navajo people. For the former, Grant had to consciously ''take a break'' after reading of all the horse deaths that occurred in the
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* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: The pilot episode on Mackinac Island had both Grant and Alaina on relatively even terms knowledge-wise, [[LampshadeHanging which they recognized]] and ended the episode by outlining how future casts would work from now on. Additionally, the first few episodes had the role of "teacher" decided by a [[HeadsOrTails coin flip]]; after negative listener feedback, feedback (and Alaina's growing frustration with the coin flip), they decided to just take turns instead.
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* NightmareFetishist: Whenever Alaina is the teacher, you can expect her topics to be full of [[KillEmAll death]], [[NauseaFuel gore]] and [[TearJerker general depression]]. For instance, during the pilot episode on the history of Mackinac Island, Alaina related her favourite (and extremely graphic) story on how Alexis St. Martin's [[IJustShotMarvinInTheFace self-inflicted gut shot]] while fur trading led to the discovery of how the human digestive system works. Keep in mind she apparently first heard this story when she was '''''seven'''''. Even her episode on The Magic Kingdom took time to point out how Walt Disney died before ground ever broke at Walt Disney World despite being heavily involved in the planning stages, and his brother Roy died of a seizure just two months after its opening day.
* OOCIsSeriousBusiness: Alaina loves doing the gory and death-filled stories, so it's quite significant when it's ''Grant'' going into that territory instead, such as the 1906 San Francisco earthquake and the uranium mining that greatly harmed the Navajo people. For the former, Grant had to consciously ''take a break'' after reading of all the horse deaths that occurred in the quake aftermath. Before those, he covered the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom, which also involved history's bloodiest civil war, to Alaina's surprise.
* OOCIsSeriousBusiness: Alaina loves doing the gory and death-filled stories, so it's quite significant when it's ''Grant'' going into that territory instead, such as the 1906 San Francisco earthquake and the uranium mining that greatly harmed the Navajo people. For the former, Grant had to consciously ''take a break'' after reading of all the horse deaths that occurred in the quake aftermath. Before those, he covered the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom, which also involved history's bloodiest civil war, to Alaina's surprise.
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* NightmareFetishist: Whenever Alaina is the teacher, you can expect her topics to be full of [[KillEmAll death]], [[NauseaFuel gore]] and [[TearJerker general depression]]. For instance, during the pilot episode on the history of Mackinac Island, Alaina related her favourite (and extremely graphic) story on how Alexis St. Martin's [[IJustShotMarvinInTheFace self-inflicted gut shot]] while fur trading led to the discovery of how the human digestive system works. Keep in mind she apparently first heard this story when she was '''''seven'''''.'''''seven years old'''''. Even her episode on The Magic Kingdom took time to point out how Walt Disney died before ground ever broke at Walt Disney World despite being heavily involved in the planning stages, and his brother Roy died of a seizure just two months after its opening day.
* OOCIsSeriousBusiness: Alaina loves doing the gory and death-filled stories, so it's quite significant when it's ''Grant'' going into that territory instead, such as the 1906 San Francisco earthquake and the uranium mining that greatly harmed the Navajo people. For the former, Grant had to consciously ''take a break'' after reading of all the horse deaths that occurred in the quake aftermath. Before those, he covered the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom, which also involved history's bloodiest civilwar, war and worst manmade disaster with deaths in the millions, to Alaina's surprise.
* OOCIsSeriousBusiness: Alaina loves doing the gory and death-filled stories, so it's quite significant when it's ''Grant'' going into that territory instead, such as the 1906 San Francisco earthquake and the uranium mining that greatly harmed the Navajo people. For the former, Grant had to consciously ''take a break'' after reading of all the horse deaths that occurred in the quake aftermath. Before those, he covered the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom, which also involved history's bloodiest civil
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-->'''Grant:''' ''(after Alaina curses a lot during the Fordlandia episode)'' We got a whole field o' ducks. They're flying south for the winter!
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* {{Adorkable}}: Both of them, and their natural chemistry only highlights their dorky charm.
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-> ''"Because history's better with your honey!"''
'''''History Honeys''''' is a biweekly history Podcast hosted by Grant (aka [[LetsPlay/ChipCheezum General Ironicus]]) and his wife Alaina. Each spouse alternates as the "teacher", while the other is the "student", [[StraightManAndWiseGuy cracking jokes while asking Watson-esque questions]] [[HiddenDepths and maybe even providing some insight of their own]].
'''''History Honeys''''' is a biweekly history Podcast hosted by Grant (aka [[LetsPlay/ChipCheezum General Ironicus]]) and his wife Alaina. Each spouse alternates as the "teacher", while the other is the "student", [[StraightManAndWiseGuy cracking jokes while asking Watson-esque questions]] [[HiddenDepths and maybe even providing some insight of their own]].
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''"And I'm Alaina!"''\\
''"And welcome to History Honeys!"''\\
''"The podcast where a married couple teaches each other about cool stuff from the past!"''
'''''History Honeys''''' is a biweekly history Podcast hosted by Grant
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You can listen to them on iTunes [[https://itunes.apple.com/ca/podcast/history-honeys/id1121438542?mt=2 here]], or visit [[http://historyhoneys.podbean.com/ their Podbean blog]]. They also have a second podcast, ''[[https://itunes.apple.com/ca/podcast/sex-archie/id1207818205?mt=2 Sex Archie]]'', dedicated to the ''ComicBook/{{Archie}}'' comics and their live-action adaptation ''Series/{{Riverdale}}''.
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You can listen to them on iTunes [[https://itunes.apple.com/ca/podcast/history-honeys/id1121438542?mt=2 here]], or visit [[http://historyhoneys.podbean.com/ their Podbean blog]]. They also have a second podcast, ''[[https://itunes.apple.com/ca/podcast/sex-archie/id1207818205?mt=2 Sex Archie]]'', dedicated to the ''ComicBook/{{Archie}}'' ''ComicBook/{{Archie|Comics}}'' comics and their live-action adaptation ''Series/{{Riverdale}}''.
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'''''History Honeys''''' is a biweekly history Podcast hosted by Grant (aka [[LetsPlay/ChipCheezum General Ironicus]]) and his wife Alaina. [[StraightManAndWiseGuy Each spouse alternates as the "teacher", while the other is the "student", [[StraightManAndWiseGuy cracking jokes while asking Watson-esque questions]] [[HiddenDepths and maybe even providing some insight of their own]].
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blog]]. They also have a second podcast, ''[[https://itunes.apple.com/ca/podcast/sex-archie/id1207818205?mt=2 Sex Archie]]'', dedicated to the ''ComicBook/{{Archie}}'' comics and their live-action adaptation ''Series/{{Riverdale}}''.
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* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: The pilot episode on Mackinaw Island had both Grant and Alaina on relatively even terms knowledge-wise, [[LampshadeHanging which they recognized]] and ended the episode by outlining how future casts would work from now on. Additionally, the first few episodes had the role of "teacher" decided by a [[HeadsOrTails coin flip]]; after negative listener feedback, they decided to just take turns instead.
* HappilyMarried: Guess who?
* HappilyMarried: Guess who?
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* NightmareFetishist: Whenever Alaina is the teacher, you can expect her topics to be full of [[KillEmAll death]], [[NauseaFuel gore]] and [[TearJerker general depression]]. For instance, during the pilot episode on the history of Mackinaw Island, Alaina related her favourite (and extremely graphic) story on how Alexis St. Martin's [[IJustShotMarvinInTheFace self-inflicted gut shot]] while fur trading led to the discovery of how the human digestive system works. Keep in mind she apparently first heard this story when she was '''''seven'''''. Even her episode on The Magic Kingdom took time to point out how Walt Disney died before ground ever broke at Walt Disney World despite being heavily involved in the planning stages, and his brother Roy died of a seizure just two months after its opening day.
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* NightmareFetishist: Whenever Alaina is the teacher, you can expect her topics to be full of [[KillEmAll death]], [[NauseaFuel gore]] and [[TearJerker general depression]]. For instance, during the pilot episode on the history of Mackinaw Mackinac Island, Alaina related her favourite (and extremely graphic) story on how Alexis St. Martin's [[IJustShotMarvinInTheFace self-inflicted gut shot]] while fur trading led to the discovery of how the human digestive system works. Keep in mind she apparently first heard this story when she was '''''seven'''''. Even her episode on The Magic Kingdom took time to point out how Walt Disney died before ground ever broke at Walt Disney World despite being heavily involved in the planning stages, and his brother Roy died of a seizure just two months after its opening day.
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* NeverLiveItDown:[[invoked]] [[DiscussedTrope Discussed]] in relation to Fredric Wertham, author of ''Seduction of the Innocent'', whose many achievements in the world of psychology and education (particularly with civil rights and desegregation) are completely overshadowed by ''Seduction'''s impact on the [[MoralGuardians moral panic backlash against comics]] and the heavy self-regulated censorship by UsefulNotes/TheComicsCode.
** They also note that eventually, [[MyGodWhatHaveIDone even Wertham himself]] felt that the sanitized, kid-friendly violence that came out of Code-era comics did more harm than good, since it presented an unrealistic depiction of violent acts that made it seem consequence-free and playful.
* NightmareFetishist: Whenever Alaina is the teacher, you can expect her topics to be full of [[KillEmAll death]], [[NauseaFuel gore]] and [[TearJerker general depression]]. For instance, during the pilot episode on the history of Mackinaw Island, Alaina related her favourite (and extremely graphic) story on how Alexis St. Martin's [[IJustShotMarvinInTheFace self-inflicted gut shot]] while fur trading led to the discovery of how the human digestive system works. Keep in mind she apparently first heard this story when she was '''''seven'''''.
** Even her episode on The Magic Kingdom took time to point out how Walt Disney died before ground ever broke at Walt Disney World despite being heavily involved in the planning stages, and his brother Roy died of a seizure just two months after its opening day.
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** They also note that eventually, [[MyGodWhatHaveIDone even Wertham himself]] felt that the sanitized, kid-friendly violence that came out of Code-era comics did more harm than good, since it presented an unrealistic depiction of violent acts that made it seem consequence-free and playful.
* NightmareFetishist: Whenever Alaina is the teacher, you can expect her topics to be full of [[KillEmAll death]], [[NauseaFuel gore]] and [[TearJerker general depression]]. For instance, during the pilot episode on the history of Mackinaw Island, Alaina related her favourite (and extremely graphic) story on how Alexis St. Martin's [[IJustShotMarvinInTheFace self-inflicted gut shot]] while fur trading led to the discovery of how the human digestive system works. Keep in mind she apparently first heard this story when she was '''''seven'''''.
** Even her episode on The Magic Kingdom took time to point out how Walt Disney died before ground ever broke at Walt Disney World despite being heavily involved in the planning stages, and his brother Roy died of a seizure just two months after its opening day.
* SoundEffectBleep: Profanity is censored by the sound of a quacking duck. [[MakesJustAsMuchSenseInContext No, we don't get it either.]]
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**UsefulNotes/TheComicsCode. They also note that eventually, [[MyGodWhatHaveIDone even Wertham himself]] felt that the sanitized, kid-friendly violence that came out of Code-era comics did more harm than good, since it presented an unrealistic depiction of violent acts that made it seem consequence-free and playful.
* NightmareFetishist: Whenever Alaina is the teacher, you can expect her topics to be full of [[KillEmAll death]], [[NauseaFuel gore]] and [[TearJerker general depression]]. For instance, during the pilot episode on the history of Mackinaw Island, Alaina related her favourite (and extremely graphic) story on how Alexis St. Martin's [[IJustShotMarvinInTheFace self-inflicted gut shot]] while fur trading led to the discovery of how the human digestive system works. Keep in mind she apparently first heard this story when she was'''''seven'''''.
**'''''seven'''''. Even her episode on The Magic Kingdom took time to point out how Walt Disney died before ground ever broke at Walt Disney World despite being heavily involved in the planning stages, and his brother Roy died of a seizure just two months after its opening day.
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[[caption-width-right:200:[[Literature/CaptainUnderpants Grant is the one on the left with the glasses. Alaina is the one on the right with the brown hair. Remember that now.]]]]
-> ''"Because history's better with your honey!"''
'''''Podcast/HistoryHoneys''''' is a biweekly history Podcast hosted by Grant (aka [[LetsPlay/ChipCheezum General Ironicus]]) and his wife Alaina. [[StraightManAndWiseGuy Each spouse alternates as the "teacher", while the other is the "student", cracking jokes while asking Watson-esque questions]] [[HiddenDepths and maybe even providing some insight of their own]].
Topics covered on the show are incredibly diverse, from [[Ride/DisneyThemeParks Walt Disney World's Magic Kingdom]] to UsefulNotes/TheComicsCode to the impact of tuberculosis on fashion trends. At the end of each episode, they read fan mail based on the theme requested from last episode (e.g weird things about your local city or your favourite historical boat) and give a fanmail "prompt" which [[{{Foreshadowing}} foreshadows]] the next episode's topic.
You can listen to them on iTunes [[https://itunes.apple.com/ca/podcast/history-honeys/id1121438542?mt=2 here]], or visit [[http://historyhoneys.podbean.com/ their Podbean blog]].
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!!These podcasts provide examples of:
* {{Adorkable}}: Both of them, and their natural chemistry only highlights their dorky charm.
* ContentWarnings: Whenever an episode is going to be a TearJerker (we can usually blame [[NightmareFetishist Alaina]]), it's preceded with a [[MoodDissonance cheerful]] "Bummer Warning!" from the couple.
* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: The pilot episode on Mackinaw Island had both Grant and Alaina on relatively even terms in terms of knowledge, [[LampshadeHanging which they recognized]] and ended the episode by outlining how future casts would work from now on. Additionally, the first few episodes had the role of "teacher" decided by a [[HeadsOrTails coin flip]]; after negative listener feedback, they decided to just take turns instead.
* HappilyMarried: Guess who?
* NeverLiveItDown:[[invoked]] [[DiscussedTrope Discussed]] in relation to Fredric Wertham, author of ''Seduction of the Innocent'', whose many achievements in the world of psychology and education (particularly with civil rights and desegregation) are completely overshadowed by ''Seduction'''s impact on the [[MoralGuardians moral panic backlash against comics]] and the heavy self-regulated censorship by UsefulNotes/TheComicsCode.
** They also note that eventually, [[MyGodWhatHaveIDone even Wertham himself]] felt that the sanitized, kid-friendly violence that came out of Code-era comics did more harm than good, since it presented an unrealistic depiction of violent acts that made it seem consequence-free and playful.
* NightmareFetishist: Whenever Alaina is the teacher, you can expect her topics to be full of [[KillEmAll death]], [[NauseaFuel gore]] and [[TearJerker general depression]]. For instance, during the pilot episode on the history of Mackinaw Island, Alaina related her favourite (and extremely graphic) story on how Alexis St. Martin's [[IJustShotMarvinInTheFace self-inflicted gut shot]] while fur trading led to the discovery of how the human digestive system works. Keep in mind she apparently first heard this story when she was '''''seven'''''.
** Even her episode on The Magic Kingdom took time to point out how Walt Disney died before ground ever broke at Walt Disney World despite being heavily involved in the planning stages, and his brother Roy died of a seizure just two months after its opening day.
[[caption-width-right:200:[[Literature/CaptainUnderpants Grant is the one on the left with the glasses. Alaina is the one on the right with the brown hair. Remember that now.]]]]
-> ''"Because history's better with your honey!"''
'''''Podcast/HistoryHoneys''''' is a biweekly history Podcast hosted by Grant (aka [[LetsPlay/ChipCheezum General Ironicus]]) and his wife Alaina. [[StraightManAndWiseGuy Each spouse alternates as the "teacher", while the other is the "student", cracking jokes while asking Watson-esque questions]] [[HiddenDepths and maybe even providing some insight of their own]].
Topics covered on the show are incredibly diverse, from [[Ride/DisneyThemeParks Walt Disney World's Magic Kingdom]] to UsefulNotes/TheComicsCode to the impact of tuberculosis on fashion trends. At the end of each episode, they read fan mail based on the theme requested from last episode (e.g weird things about your local city or your favourite historical boat) and give a fanmail "prompt" which [[{{Foreshadowing}} foreshadows]] the next episode's topic.
You can listen to them on iTunes [[https://itunes.apple.com/ca/podcast/history-honeys/id1121438542?mt=2 here]], or visit [[http://historyhoneys.podbean.com/ their Podbean blog]].
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!!These podcasts provide examples of:
* {{Adorkable}}: Both of them, and their natural chemistry only highlights their dorky charm.
* ContentWarnings: Whenever an episode is going to be a TearJerker (we can usually blame [[NightmareFetishist Alaina]]), it's preceded with a [[MoodDissonance cheerful]] "Bummer Warning!" from the couple.
* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: The pilot episode on Mackinaw Island had both Grant and Alaina on relatively even terms in terms of knowledge, [[LampshadeHanging which they recognized]] and ended the episode by outlining how future casts would work from now on. Additionally, the first few episodes had the role of "teacher" decided by a [[HeadsOrTails coin flip]]; after negative listener feedback, they decided to just take turns instead.
* HappilyMarried: Guess who?
* NeverLiveItDown:[[invoked]] [[DiscussedTrope Discussed]] in relation to Fredric Wertham, author of ''Seduction of the Innocent'', whose many achievements in the world of psychology and education (particularly with civil rights and desegregation) are completely overshadowed by ''Seduction'''s impact on the [[MoralGuardians moral panic backlash against comics]] and the heavy self-regulated censorship by UsefulNotes/TheComicsCode.
** They also note that eventually, [[MyGodWhatHaveIDone even Wertham himself]] felt that the sanitized, kid-friendly violence that came out of Code-era comics did more harm than good, since it presented an unrealistic depiction of violent acts that made it seem consequence-free and playful.
* NightmareFetishist: Whenever Alaina is the teacher, you can expect her topics to be full of [[KillEmAll death]], [[NauseaFuel gore]] and [[TearJerker general depression]]. For instance, during the pilot episode on the history of Mackinaw Island, Alaina related her favourite (and extremely graphic) story on how Alexis St. Martin's [[IJustShotMarvinInTheFace self-inflicted gut shot]] while fur trading led to the discovery of how the human digestive system works. Keep in mind she apparently first heard this story when she was '''''seven'''''.
** Even her episode on The Magic Kingdom took time to point out how Walt Disney died before ground ever broke at Walt Disney World despite being heavily involved in the planning stages, and his brother Roy died of a seizure just two months after its opening day.
