Oct 21 2017

SYSK Selects: The Cheesiest SYSK Episode Ever

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In this week's SYSK Select episode, cheese is often overlooked as a one of humanity's great achievements. Making cheese is surprisingly easy: It's been accidentally created by more than one culture at different times. Tune in to learn more about cheese -- and enjoying it -- in this episode.

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# Stuff You Should Know - Cheese Episode Summary

Chuck brings back a fan-favorite from 2011 all about cheese—and it's packed with surprising facts that'll make you reconsider everything you thought you knew about this beloved food. The guys dive deep into cheese history, how it's actually made from start to finish, the wild variety of cheese types around the world, and some genuinely bizarre cheese facts that range from delicious to downright disgusting. You'll learn why orange cheddar is dyed, what bacteria creates that stinky limburger smell, and what exactly happens inside those blue-veined wheels you might be eating.


Movies Discussed

Blockbuster
Blockbuster
2022
★ 5.4
"Do you remember going to Blockbuster? — Mentioned in the 'Hey Dude the 90s called' podcast advertisement as a nostalgic 90s reference, though Blockbuster was primarily a video rental store."
Game Boy
Game Boy
2007 14m
★ 4.0
"taking out the cartridge from your Game Boy, blowing on it and popping it back in — Referenced in the 'Hey Dude the 90s called' podcast advertisement as a nostalgic 90s gaming reference."
Hey Dude
Hey Dude
1989
★ 6.8
"stars of the cult classic show, Hey Dude, bring you back to the days of slip dresses and choker necklaces — Referenced as a cult classic TV show from the 1990s in advertisement for the 'Hey Dude the 90s called' podcast."
Nintendo 64 Quest
Nintendo 64 Quest
2025
"Do you remember Nintendo 64? — Referenced in the 'Hey Dude the 90s called' podcast advertisement as a nostalgic 90s reference."
Poltergeist
Poltergeist
1982 1h 54m
★ 7.2
"the dial-up sound like poltergeist — Referenced in the 'Hey Dude the 90s called' podcast advertisement as a comparison to the dial-up internet sound."

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