EPISODE · Jul 26, 2021 · 37 MIN

Kims and Grimms

from Kims Say The Darndest Things · host Jonathan and Lora

The Kim duo takes on some of the more obscure stories of the Grimm Brothers and tries to figure out what lessons they can teach us. Listen to find out where apes come from, what causes gamblers to gamble, and a less-known hazard of going to church. We had some audio problems recording this episode, but if you're still following our show you're probably used to that by now.

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