Short Stuff: Theme Park Cremations

Josh and Chuck dive into the increasingly popular practice of scattering cremated remains in meaningful locations, exploring both the legal and not-so-legal ways people choose to say goodbye to their loved ones. They discuss the rules and permits required for scattering in national parks and bodies of water, and then tackle the wild phenomenon of "wildcat scattering" at theme parks like Disney World, where people secretly scatter ashes in places like Pirates of the Caribbean despite the obvious risks and consequences. It's a surprisingly thoughtful conversation about how people memorialize those they've lost and what happens when sentiment clashes with park regulations.