We have some EXCELLENT stories for you this week. There's the tale of how the Secret Service thought Richard Nixon had been kidnapped at Disneyland, there's a love triangle involving volcanos, there's a ghost story, there's a folk tale about an emotionally abusive King with a beard made of yeast infection, there's a cheery story about the death of an old lady, AND there's even a bonus urban legend that's so disgusting Becky almost throws up on the microphone. Happy listening!

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In an episode that, due to technical issues, sounds like it was recorded in another dimension, we are taking on the twin holidays of Galentines Day and Valentines Day. To celebrate Galentines, we tell stories of female friendship: Amy talks about two French women who took on the French revolution, and Becky tells us how Marilyn Monroe did Ella Fitzgerald a solid back in the days whens segregation was still a thing. Then, moving onto Valentines, Amy shares a story of true love which involves more murder than you might expect, before Becky tells a story of a lonely bird which genuinely made Amy cry so much the two had to go for a brisk walk and a hot chocolate afterwards. So...happy Valentines Day, we guess?

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It's episode thirteen, but lucky for you we still have some excellent stories. We talk about the Demon Liver Surgeon of Queen's Hospital, a mystery race of people Amy is pretty sure are angels on earth, a Norse legend of which can be summed up by the line "Fuck the giants", and Becky tells two stories which are basically about how fricking cool her grandparents are.

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This week on And Then What?, there's a lot of screaming. There's a boyfriend screaming the name of someone he really, really shouldn't be (no, honestly, I cannot emphasise how much he shouldn't be), there's the screaming of someone getting their head chopped off in a creepy folk tale, and there's the screaming Amy does when Becky makes her watch a short horror film. We also go behind the scenes at the (science) museum, learn all about why Albert Einstein never became the president of Israel, and explain why we'd happily climb Kylo Ren like rigging.

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This week's episode features almost all of our favourite tropes – Amy trying and failing to pronounce Welsh names, Becky doing a wide range of accents, a religious joke, and us adding sex references where there's really no need for them. Unfortunately we *don't* have any folk tales, so you can't quite get And Then What? bingo. Shame. We also have the tale of The Slender Man, a medical story that will leave you clutching your crotch in horror, and a fiancé who needs some advice.

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Another week, another set of stories. Amy has a story she's written that's set on everyone's favourite Tube line, the Piccadilly Line. Becky, meanwhile, has three stories – a short one that'll leave you feeling unsettled for at least ten times as long as it takes to tell, a short one that'll leave you feeling sad for at least ten times as long as it takes to tell, and the tale of Cappuccetto Rosso – which makes about tenth as much sense as the time it takes to tell.

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This week we have our second guest – Becky's childhood friend Felicity, a librarian who Becky has known for longer than some of our listeners have been alive (probably. We're popular with people in their early twenties, right?). She plays us a story which is essentially erotica in a broad West Country accent and gives us some excellent writing tasks. Meanwhile, Amy brings us a romantic dispute which is as hilarious as it is horrifying, and Becky has both an urban legend about a car park attendant/entrepreneurial hero and a country tale about a farmer's mistaken identity.

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Happy new year! For the final episode of 2017, we pull out all the stops: Becky tells us about two badass ladies to inspire us (the most successful pirate in history and a woman who repeatedly poured a whole bottle of wine into her chuff and didn't get thrush. We'll let you decide which is the most impressive feat) while Amy takes us through some new year superstitions and reveals what happens when a bunch of drunk zombies meet some angry cows. Finally we have a quiz to celebrate the beginning and the ends of our favourite stories, and we talk about our hopes for 2018.

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It's Christmas, and that means it's time for a CHRISTMAS SPECIAL! Becky and Amy have the mince pies and the prosecco out, so please forgive us if the stories make less and less sense as the episode goes on.

This week Amy tells the story of the most heartbreaking Christmas for a four-year-old ever, Becky regales us with the story of her being a very hungover/terrible girlfriend, we get another weird folk tale which makes us question if we're secretly witches, we have a Netflix game, PLUS we have a very special surprise at the end. Don't get your hopes up. Remember, prosecco. We are fairly drunk by then.

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Six episodes in, and we're getting the hang of this podcasting lark. Becky tells ANOTHER religious joke (there's no way we're getting into heaven, is there?) and explains how her mum got her embarrassing nickname, while Amy talks about Harlan Ellison's career at Disney and the world's worst sympathy card. Then, we tell you about how we first met and explain the Bible to you in TL;DR form. Enjoy!

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