The Forgotten Plague- DANCE MANIA!!!
In this episode of The Brain Food Show, we skip the quick fact because this one took forever to research and put together and I ran out of time. 
Instead we jump right into the main topic which is a very real phenomenon that popped up off and on for several hundred years called Dance Mania or St. Vitusâ Dance. While it might sound like a bit of a joke, it was surprisingly deadly at times and had a fascinating cure.
We then look at the probable cause of this phenomenon, along with many other similar ones, including a couple in modern times, that all seem to have the same root.
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todayifoundout -on my first discovery of your site, that I donât like having my time wasted â thank you for showing your ass early in the game.
Not sure what you are talking about with the âEmpty Addressâ thing. This is a normal podcast episode.
I think he is (impolitely) implying that your website link in the youtube podcast goes to a dead link. http://www.todayifoundout.com/index.php/feed/brainfood/ is the link, and it just brings up a sea of code (or what think is code)
That is intentional.
Thatâs the link you want to put into any random podcast app if just searching for the podcast doesnât work in a given app. 
Ah, I didnât know that (I just google searched to find your website). Thanks for the info
Sonny Crockettâs boat he lived on in Miami Vice was called the St. Vitus Dance⌠Although I had to actually DRIVE to a library, to actually take a book and look it up, reading it off paper⌠Things that arenât done todayâŚ(thanks to Google and BingâŚ)⌠Leaning in like 1985-86 about what the St Vitus Dance was. (Itâs now the name of my van, which NO ONE knows the name today, except that Iâm a DJ so they think itâs a rave or somethingâŚ(rambling on like u guys, sorryâŚ)
Thanx,
Majik Mike