Hear every episode of The Dumb Zone by subscribing to our Patreon - Patreon.com/TheDumbZoneStep through the looking glass and enter a world where reality bends and time dissolves. In this episode of The Dumb Zone, the crew explores the curious case of the New York City-Dublin portal – an art installation that promised a window into another world but instead became a showcase for the world's oldest profession: exhibitionism. From flashing antics to obscene displays, discover how this portal of possibility quickly turned into a peephole of perversity, ultimately leading to its untimely shutdown.But that's not all – the team dives into the fiery fate of a Frisco home struck by lightning, pondering the capricious nature of electric storms and the resilience of modern architecture. They also reflect on the upcoming 2024 Olympic Games, where the beds are designed to deter more than just sleep, and athletes' libidos are put to the ultimate test.Amidst the madness, the episode takes a nostalgic turn with a birthday tribute to a beloved microphone inventor, a peanut butter cup pioneer, and a somber remembrance of the iconic Jim Henson. It's an episode that's as bizarre as it is brilliant, proving once again that The Dumb Zone is where the extraordinary becomes the everyday.
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