Episodes
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E127: Bonus Episode
The Nut Gatherer, Void and Gork go over Ted Cruz's porn adventure, some Saxon King who got assassinated in the butt, and much more. Credits Gork, Void, & The Nut Gatherer: Hosts And Social Media Facebook: Gork Mouthed | Facebook Facebook: (20+) Correlation Sensation Podcast | Facebook Twitter:...
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E126: Emanuel Swedenborg Part 2
The end of Emanuel's biography, along with his philosophical thoughts controversial in nature. No matter what your opinion may be of this sapien of the homo, we know that he lived to a ripe, old, wrinkly, and crusty age. Listen to the episode to know the details. Sources Cited: 1) Emanuel...
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E125: Memorial Day Surprise!
Gork initiates phase 2 of fermentation of the blue berry mead, categorized as a melomel mead in honor of the memorial holiday. Plans to proceed to the next processes were made, and holiday specials were born. It was a great day. Happy, very happy, memorial day.
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E124: Bonus Episode
An interview with a neighbor from Norway, eccentric enough to question if he even exists. What could possibly go wrong? We also have Void talking about a squid that is the size of a normal 39 foot long car, Kendrick Lamar, and the usual unusual conversations these three have. Credits Gork, Void…
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E123: Emanuel Swedenborg
If the name doesn't say it, Emanuel was a male human that was born and raised in Sweden. I most likely had Swedish meatballs, spoke Swedeneze, and found himself with a rich enough family background to become part of the nobility with his acquired knowledge, worked on the mining board (conflict of...
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E122: Bonus Episode
Although this episode was scheduled to be released last weekend, while the one released last weekend was meant to have been published today, it is still a platinum episode, filled with the same rancid, filthy humor. Credits Gork, Void, & The Nut Gatherer: Hosts And Social Media Facebook: Gork...
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E121: Antonie Van Leeuwenhoek Relevance
What does a fabric salesman have anything to do with the history of neuroscience? He found out that his magnifying glasses could be used for much more than checking fabric quality. He is the 1st publicly known person to view many things in the microscopic realm. Sources Cited: 1) Antony van...
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E120: Bonus Episode
Gork didn't manage to get the neighbor named Jesus to interview, but they did manage to get the guitar player from EscapeGoat to talk for a few revealing moments regarding The Nut Gatherer's Blue Waffle. Void does his thing, while Gork begins to spout out more nonsense regarding the big bang and...
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E119: Antonie Van Leeuwenhoek
A human born in Holland, whose mom belonged to a family of brewers, and his father a basket maker. Antonie Van Leeuwenhoek had no known sign of becoming a man in great academic standing. How does a working class human without any higher education prove his brain to a bunch of aristocratic people,...
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E118: Bonus Episode
The Nut Gatherer, Void and Gork go into expressing dismay regarding their failure to keep files saved for episode publishing, the children they locked in their basement of the space ship for political gain, and experiments regarding the average blood pumped by their hearts. All within 30 minutes…
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E117: George Berkeley Part 2
A man who made sense for an institution known for conspiracies, not making sense, manipulation and control. The great Catholic ape named George Berkeley will be completed fully in this terrible, sloppy and sad episode on the Correlation Sensation Podcast. Sources Cited: 1) George Berkeley |...
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E116: Bonus Episode
Gork and The Nut Gatherer get extremely intoxicated, and speak with one of their political captives prior to engaging in full vernacular intercourse for the rerecording of E116. This is not one of Gork's high moments. Credits Gork, Void, & The Nut Gatherer: Hosts And Social Media Facebook: Gork...
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E115: George Berkeley Part 1
George Berkeley was a religious sapien of the homo. He used his reasoning to benefit himself and the church. He had big plans for America and indoctrination for the American Indians. But, what was most important for our purposes is that George Berkeley thought what we saw was not actually the...
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E114: Bonus Episode
The Nut Gatherer, Void and Gork go over some plan to become the best evil politicians. Then they go over how Gork Left Void at the bus stop. How Void got picked up by some nuns, and something about lifting up their hoods for a nightly prayer. Then something about a Norwegian neighbor named Jesus...
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E113: Antonio Maria Valsava Pt. 2
The gang wraps up the second part to Antonio Valsalva's biography, including his contributions to medicine, and anatomy. Gork speculates the real cause to Valsalva's death. A little hint, it wasn't the licking of gangrene, or being around hundreds of dead bodies for his dissecting pleasures.…
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E112: Bonus Episode
The gang brainstorms ideas for bonus episodes, while playing a drinking game that didn't end in complete neurological annihilation. Enjoy! Special Tribe Member Thanks! 1) The Squirrel Hunter 2) The Nut Gatherer 3) The Nut Commander 4) The Nut PIcker 5) The Nut Driver 6) The Nut Taster 7) The Nut...
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E111: Bonus Episode
Void, The Nut Gatherer and Gork just shooting the breeze prior to recording E110. I know. It isn't chronologically fitting, but that is how it is. So sit down, and take it!!!
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E110: Antonio Maria Valsalva
Hailing from Italy, being mentored by a man, who was mentored by a man, who was mentored by a man, who worked with Galileo, Antonio Maria Valsalva wound up to taste the puss of an infection, marry a 17 year old when he was 43, and died of a stroke. Sources Cited: 1) Antonio Maria Valsalva -...
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E109: Locke & Human Understanding
In this episode, the group covers John Locke's philosophy book regarding human understanding. Just like Aristotle, Locke went into a gross amount of the same argument into a downward spiral over something called "universal" understanding or knowledge, and some sort of claim for innate...
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E108: John Locke Part 2
In this episode Gork concludes the life story believed by the humans. It is merely a glimpse into the environment which shaped his understanding and lack thereof. Have no worries though, because as always, The Nut Gatherer and Void's most disturbing relationship appears like old faithful. Sources...
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E107: John Locke Part 1
Born into a family loyal to the crown was John Locke Jr. A human who would experience uncivil war, a decapitated king, and a liberal point of view for his time. Listen to hear of Locke's childhood, education, and social ties. Sources Credited: 1) John Locke | Philosophy, Social Contract, Two...
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E106: New Introduction Song
This shall be the new song for the podcast's introduction. From now on (E107 & Up) Shall have this new intro song. I declare it so, and so it shall be! Listen now!!! Oh, and the band EscapeGoat worked with me on this.
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E105: Humphrey Ridley
Void and Tom Nye initiate this episode, while the Nut Gatherer and Gork root around in the kitchen. Some interesting discoveries were made between Void and Nye regarding each other and Gork's Computer. Once the episode is manned by Gork, The Nut Gatherer and Void; Robin Hood, Humphrey Ridley, The...
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E104: Sydenham’s Chorea
Although Thomas Sydenham had erroneously believed he witnessed St. Vitus's Dance, the narrative many in academia think it was Chorea. Chorea is similar to Parkinson's disease due to the region of the brain impacted, which controls muscle movement. Gork and Tom Nye read from Thomas's translated...
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E103: Epilepsy & More (Thomas Sydenham)
Gork purchased a Christmas present for himself, and the Nut Gatherer. Gork decided to read from his selfish gift writings from Thomas Sydenham himself regarding epilepsy, and another disease titled 'Bastard Perineumony'. Want to know what this is all about? What are you waiting for? Sources…
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E102: Hysteria (Thomas Sydenham)
Now, I am sure you have heard of hysteria. No? Then you have to listen to this episode. There is some brief discussion over the history of both the word 'Hysteria', and the treatment side for it. There is a lot of controversy over this female disease. Just don't start getting your panties in a…
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E101: Thomas Sydenham
Sometimes named the "Prince Of English Physicians" or "The English Hippocrates". If you are Void it would be "Tomass Sitinham". Studying malaria, measles, chorea (st. Vitus dance), hysteria, anemia, and his own gout... he died from that. Behind his accomplishments is a story, even if it isn't…
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E100: Marquis de Sade Part 2
This is the final coverage of Marquis de Sade. We finish is last years of debauchery, and much more. How much more? I feel like writing it would only get me in trouble. So, let the recording of the three hosts talking tell you all you need to know. Trust me, this guy is someone you could do...
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E99: Marquis de Sade
Marquis de Sade is the 1st topic we have done that is really a part of the true crime community, although we have mentioned the use of humans after being sentenced to death when it came to human dissection for anatomy. In this episode we covered the early childhood of the Marquis de Sade, his...
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E98: Raymond Vieussens (Relevance)
To Raymond Vieussens. The apeman who used boiling oil to harden the human brain. He also had several parts of anatomy with his named attached to them. Unfortunately for the memory we have of him, the names of said anatomical structures have been altered. All of which, and much more is within this...
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E97: Raymond Vieussens Biography
A French man that preformed over 500 autopsies, poured oil to harden a brain, and much more. Raymond Vieussens made major contributions to anatomy, showing us much more. Sources Cited: Raymond Vieussens | Encyclopedia.com Raymond Vieussens, Nature | 10.1038/147743c0 | DeepDyve Explore the…
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E96: Robert Hooke (Drugs)
There is a journal said to be from the hump back whale of science Robert Captain Hooke Pants. It holds documentation of 10 years, showing his drug usage, and experiences. This is important, because it peers into his time period, issues Hooke was treating for himself, and alterations of his mind....
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E95: Robert Hooke Part 2
The hump backed whale of Science, Robert Captain Hooke made a major impact on science, influencing Thomas Willis, Robert Boyle, Christopher Wren, and Isaac Newton. After the research I think it's great to say Isaac Newton was influenced by Robert Captain Hooke. Why? Listen now!!! Sources Cited:...
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E94: Robert Hooke Part 1
Who created an air pump in the 1600's? Who Helped make illustrations for Thomas Willis? Who was the first to accurately depict snowflakes? Who made 60 observations from a microscope? Who helped prove the role of lungs with blood circulation? Who helped rebuild London after the great fire of 1666?...
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E93: Septum Pellucidum
Gork goes too far again with science, and the septum pellucidum. Tom Nye goes speechless, and The Nut Gatherer relives their relationship highlights with dirty details. Sources Cited: Septum pellucidum - Wikipedia Cavum Septum Pellucidum Symptoms, Causes, Cyst, Treatment - Health Care Tips and...
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E92: Franciscus Sylvius
Some people believed in Galen. Others believed in Alchemy. Franciscus believed in Iatrochemistry, preformed autopsies, was credited for anatomy discoveries, and more. Check out this man of many names. Sources Cited: Franciscus Sylvius (1614–1672), Journal of Neurology | 10.1007/s004150170083 |...
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E91: Discourse On Method (Descartes Relevance)
There are key points that are said to influence today's modern philosophy within this book overview 'Discourse On Method'. Gork is not impressed, and truly demonstrates through reason why. Sources Cited: 1)Discourse on the method of rightly conducting the reason, and seeking truth in the sciences…
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E90: Rene Descartes Biography
Oh ho ho! Another biography of one of the largest figures making shit up, and using reason to justify it. Join the gang as they discuss the important stuff... and Rene Descartes. Sources Cited: Rene Descartes | Biography, Ideas, Philosophy, ‘I Think, Therefore I Am,’ & Facts | Britannica Florian...
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E89: The Anatomy Of Melancholy
The relevance of Robert Burton is in this big book that Gork didn't read, and doesn't care for. The eclectic nature of Robert Burton's writing style from Plato, Aristotle, Galen, Hippocrates, and so on makes reading this book a beautiful disaster, designed to make you wonder the validity of...
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E88: Robert Burton Biography
Never mind you those child molesting, incest riddled authors like Edgar Allen Poe writing dark story like poems that put you in another realm. Robert Burton wrote a book about melancholy in a praised way. Listen to the biography prior to us diving into the book titled 'The Anatomy Of Melancholy"....
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E87: Mammillary Bodies!
Did someone say boobies of the brain? Sources Cited: (1) Mammillary Body, Fornix, Foramen of Monro, Pineal Gland, Tectum. From "Dissection of the Brain" DVD - YouTube L11P03F1.png (360×276) (tmc.edu) (1) Behavioral Neuroscience Mammillary Bodies Assignment - YouTube Know Your Brain: Mammillary...
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E86: Johannes Kepler (Relevance)
Much like the shape of an Eye ball the crystal ball is. Using a crystal ball for observation, one could learn much about the nature of eyesight!!! Behold! Big Crystal balls for learning sensation! Sources Cited: 14.6. Kepler and Optics - ScienceDirect The Galileo Project | Science | Johannes…
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E85: Johannes Kepler
Although Johannes Kepler is most know for Astronomy, and Astrology; Kepler knew a thing or two about math, and used it to preform calculations for the bending of light in his book on optics. Gork, The Nut Gatherer and Void go over Johannes Kepler's Biography, and Blue Waffles!!! Featured Artist:...
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E84: Bonus (Ozark Trip)
The crew goes to the Ozarks, along with a new voice (Tom Nye). Communication breakdowns, Void's lack of social boundaries, The Nut Gatherer's insatiable appetite, and much more. Featured Artist: GrooveSome 123 Song: Clean 3 Deeboo On SoundCloud: Stream Groovesome 123 music | Listen to songs,...
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E83: Giulio Cesare Aranzi Maggi
Giulio Cesare Aranzi Maggi was a man from an impoverished pair of parents that had a popular uncle assist him into remembrance with coining the term hippocampus. Want to know what creature the hippocampus is named after? Want to hear an incredible story from the 'Nut Gatherer'? I bet you do....
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E82: Bartolomeo Eustachi (Eustachian Tube)
Most of what people know of Eustachi is his anatomy work, which many argue is more accurate than Andreas Vesalius's work. Sorry for the sound quality. Void sat on the machine again. Sources Cited: Bartolomeo Eustachi | Encyclopedia.com Bartolomeo Eustachio (nyu.edu) The giant anatomist, whose…
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E81: Gabriele Falloppio (Middle & Inner Ear Anatomy)
Gork & Void's juicy voices bang your eardrums in this episode. Who can name the 3 smallest bone in your whole body? Who can describe the cochlea? Gork and Void... Mostly Gork. Listen now!!! Credits Gork and Void: Hosts Social Media: Facebook- https://www.facebook.com/gork.mouthed.1 Twitter-...
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E80: Gabriele Falloppio (Sphenoid Bone)
Behold! The sphenoid bone! What is it? What the hell does it do? Gork knows, and so should you! Works Cited: Sphenoid Bone - Location - Structure - Function - TeachMeAnatomy The “polymorphous” history of a polymorphous skull bone: the sphenoid (nih.gov) Sphenoid bone - YouTube Sphenoid.jpg...
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E79: Gabriele Fallopio Part 2
Gork blames Void once again even though it was Gork's own fault why so much was missed on the previous episode. So, closure is truly on this episode regarding the biography, along with the initiation of the anatomical structures credited to Gabriele for being found. Sources Cited:...
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E78: Gabriele Fallopio Biography
Who made condoms that made no sense? Who hit the tube of fallopian on the head? Who is accused of preforming vivisections on fellow humans found guilty of some crimes? Why would this be in the description of this episode if it wasn't Gabriele Fallopio? Enjoy! Sources Cited: 1) BAS-4-123-En.pdf...