Josh Clark

Canceled is like just stop, stop, just stop.

And not renewed is like, you know.

We covered one show last week that had a radar show for MASH had a pilot and that got canceled.

Yeah.

It's like midair, basically.

Yeah, before it hit the West Coast.

So that made me feel a lot better.

So let's just say, let's just give a little heads up to everybody, especially the people who are like, all I want is science from stuff you should know.

This is, like I said, it's a little silly.

You said it's going to be fun.

A lot of this stuff is just legend.

So we kind of tried to fact check as much as we could, but...

Fact-checking is a little bit beyond the point because when you start to look into them, everything just falls apart.

So that's why, you know, we're basically doing an anthropological view of some famous curses or interesting curses that aren't necessarily famous.

That's right, and we're going to start with the curse on Brunswick Springs, and that is a place in Brunswick, Vermont that has a spring.

It has actually six of them, and each one of these, they're pretty great springs.

They have some different minerals flowing out of each one, magnesium, sulfur, bromide, calcium, iron, and arsenic.

And because springs are a great place to heal oneself, depending on what's going on with you and what the spring can offer,

And so obviously a lot of people over the years have tried to, you know, capitalize and charge money on these springs, but not anymore.

No, they actually kind of stopped trying.