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Join Peter and Cecil on this episode of "That Don't Sound Right" as they dive into a world of pre-internet conversations, exploring how we relied on maps and memory before GPS became our guiding star. Listen in as they recount a quirky personal adventure navigating out of Miami in 1998 with nothing but map shards and memory shards, sparking thoughts on how astonishingly unreliable recall can sometimes be.

In a fascinating twist, the hosts venture into the intriguing practice of pouring liquid metal into anthills to unveil the complex labyrinths beneath. Delve into the discussion as they ponder whether it's art, science, or something else entirely—and debate the plausibility of such a feat without squashing the entire colony.

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