Who doesn't love a good campy horror movie? In this episode Sue and Shannon talk about the life and career of Vincent Price! Not only was he a fabulous actor but he collected and educated people on art, food, and the importance of being open-minded. 

In this episode, we take a look at some interesting sports events and figures. Sue talks about the terrible massacre at the Munich Olympics of 1972. Shannon will discuss the life of one of the greatest African American cyclists, Major Taylor.  

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Hi Breathers! In this week's episode, Shannon talks about one of the greatest drummers of all time, Neil Peart of the Canadian Rock band Rush. He wasn't just a great drummer but a profound lyricist. Sue talks about the brief yet bright life of Jim Morrison of the Doors and her pilgrimage to his gravesite in Paris. 

In this week's episode, we look at some terrible fire catastrophes from the past and the deaths that changed history. Sue covers the famous Triangle Shirtwaist Factory fire of 1911, and Shannon covers the fire of the Steamboat Henry Clay in 1852. 

In this week's episode, we talk about two interesting dead French folks from history. Shannon covers Julie D'aubigny, a 17th-century sword-fighting, opera-singing, bisexual badass. Sue will discuss the 20th century's most famous mime Marcel Marceau.  

This week, Sue takes on the life, films, and fashion of Audrey Hepburn while Shannon confesses to not knowing much about Hepburn or her films. 

This week, Shannon finally gets the nerve to talk about one of her favorite people who she happens to know quite a lot about. 32nd President of the United States, Franklin Delano Roosevelt, and Sue adds an extra addition of one of our favorite historic animals, Fala. 

This week, Suzanne talks about one of her favorites, Walt Disney, and Shannon chimes in with some facts on some of the early female animators and artists who worked for him. 

Join Shannon Butler and Suzanne Turrisi as we talk about some of our favorite dead creators of thrills, suspense, and horror! Rod Serling and Alfred Hitchcock! 

On this week’s episode, I am joined by special guest Kristin Charles-Scaringi, the assistant director of the Howland Public Library. Together, we decided to focus on just one person, as she disserves an episode all to herself, join us as we discuss the life and legacy of Eleanor Roosevelt. You will see very quickly that we are total Eleanor Roosevelt fangirls! Enjoy!!