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the show where we don't just report on fringe science, spirituality, and claims of the paranormal,

but take part ourselves. I'm Carrie Poppy. Oh, you know what though. What the

claims we show up so you don't have to. I'm Carrie Poppy. I'm Ross Bontcher. And in

this episode, we tell you about our foray into the world of laughter. Laughter yoga.

I know what you're thinking. Actually, I'm laughing. Yeah, this is fake. What is laughter,

yoga, Ross? Does it involve yoga? Should you bring your yoga mat? Well, you know, we

learned from the ethereal society that's not always yoga. Yoga is not always yoga, which

I kind of knew, but still now that yoga means something in the popular culture you'd think

they'd be like maybe we should change this world before we appropriate that.

Maths and very stretch pants. But this is really about laughter. That's where the emphasis lies.

Yeah. So the yoga just means like exercise for health. There you go. Holistic exercise for

health. But in this case, laughter yoga is sitting around making yourself laugh with other people,

with other people, which is fun. Yeah. So how did we hear about this? This has been on our

notorious list for a long time. Yeah. No, I don't even remember where we started thinking about it,

but we wanted to. I remember reading about it and watching a video and just cracking up.

Okay. Sounded so fun. Until we got there, I thought it was the popular notion of yoga.

Yeah, we were leaving from Kerry's apartment and she said, you think we should bring the yoga mat?

I was like, no, but I'm not. Yeah, you're like, no, if we need a mojave moment, I was like, what?

Okay. So I must have not known too much about it because I just learned about it in these last

couple of days. But we wanted to do it before Thanksgiving because Thanksgiving involves

Thanksgiving and Murr, air go. I see the connection. Yeah. Laughter yoga. And there seem to be groups

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