Scattering Ashes, Circular Airport Runways, and the TSA's Power Over Electronics
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Is scattering ashes technically littering? Will circular runways be the future of airports? Can the TSA search the data in your electronic devices? In this episode, these questions are answered and only two bad puns are made.
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