In this episode of "The Beer Engine Podcast: The Call of Nature," we're diving headfirst into a topic that's often taken for granted but is a universal part of our daily lives: going pee in the toilet. Join us as we explore the fascinating world of bathroom etiquette, plumbing innovations, and the social intricacies of restroom use.

We'll kick things off by examining the historical evolution of toilets and their cultural significance. From ancient water closets to modern high-tech bidets, we'll trace the journey of our trusty commodes through the ages.

Next, we'll get into the nitty-gritty of bathroom etiquette, discussing the do's and don'ts of shared restrooms. What's the polite way to handle those awkward restroom encounters with strangers? And what about the age-old debate of whether to leave the seat up or down?

We'll also explore the environmental impact of our bathroom habits. Are there eco-friendly alternatives to conventional toilets? We'll discuss the innovations in sustainable bathroom fixtures and practices, from low-flow toilets to graywater systems.

In a candid interview, we'll hear from a restroom attendant who'll share some of the quirky and unforgettable stories from the front lines of the bathroom world. From strange restroom incidents to the most bizarre items found in toilets, you won't want to miss these hilarious and eye-opening tales.

Finally, we'll end the episode with a discussion on the universal human experience of needing to answer the call of nature. We'll explore the science of the human bladder, bust some common restroom myths, and discuss the benefits of regular bathroom breaks for our overall health.

Join us for this enlightening, humorous, and sometimes surprising exploration of a daily ritual that often goes unnoticed. Whether you're a toilet aficionado or just curious about the world of bathroom etiquette, "The Call of Nature" will entertain, educate, and leave you with a newfound appreciation for the art of going pee in the toilet.