100 of the Worst Ideas in History by Michael N. Smith

Spanning politics, pop culture, fashion, sports, technology and more, this irreverent and witty audiobook is packed with info-taining tidbits, tracing how these thundering brainstorms turned into blundering brain farts, while illuminating the astonishing impact these faux pas and foibles continue to have on us today. Smith, who co-authored an innovative audiobook with Eric Kasum, 100 of the Worst Ideas in History: Humanity’s Thundering Brainstorms Turned Blundering Brain Farts, was recently interviewed by Vanessa Denha. The tasty new snack food that's likely to give you diarrhea Veteran entertainers bring you history like you’ve never heard it before.The most dangerous children's game ever invented.How a Chicago White Sox game helped hasten the demise of disco.Who turned down the greatest product placement opportunity in cinema history.How a confused chauffeur helped start World War I.In the new audiobook, listeners will discover: Originally published by Sourcebooks of Chicago, the printed book has spawned over 40 talk radio interviews, Los Angeles TV appearances, features in the New York Post, Cleveland Plain Dealer and more.

Smith and Eric Kasum (plus a posse of professional Hollywood voice actors), all energized by comical music and intriguing sound design. Today it comes alive in the form of a new audiobook at - featuring 100 mind-boggling stories, 10 mind-bending chapters and six mind-blowing sidebars performed by authors Michael N.

From skinny-dipping presidents to toxic tooth fillings to hit-making pop music stars who can't carry a tune, 100 of the Worst Ideas in History is a celebration of humanity's historical, often hysterical missteps that have started wars, sunk countries, wrecked companies, scuttled careers, lost millions and even endangered the Earth. Ever since Adam snacked on the forbidden fruit and was chased naked out of the Garden of Eden, mankind has bitten off a bevy of bad ideas.

100 of the Worst Ideas in History by Michael N. Smith