This week, Becky tells us the fascinating and tragic story of Loretta Pleasant, aka Henrietta Lacks, and has another messed up folk tale that we end up planning a full celebrity cast for. Meanwhile, Amy's talks about a couple of murderers in 19th century Edinburgh, what happens when Bill Gates lets mosquitos loose on George Clooney, and tells a joke so filthy that even Becky is appalled.

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This week we have our very first guest storyteller! Alice Vincent, Telegraph journalist and author of gardening bible How To Grow Stuff, tells us the tale of Bluebeard and his dead wife room, and all about how a bit of her favourite pub from Newcastle ended up in New York. Meanwhile Amy talks about a woman who tried to leave her husband and ended up accidentally poisoning his whole family, and Becky tells a story that's so NSFW you shouldn't even listen to it on work premises, just in case HR get wind of it.

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Aka, The Bad Accents episode. Becky wishes to apologise to her Welsh, South African, Scottish and Geordie friends, whereas Amy's Texan and Generic American Male accents are so terrible that they inspire pity rather than offence. We've also got the tale of the Three Snake Leaves, an original story by Amy, and Becky makes us cry with another tale from the Caldwell Family.

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We're back for the Difficult Second Episode with five more stories for you to enjoy. This week Amy tells a long and rambling Welsh fairytale, Becky brings us another weird af German folk tale, we discuss whether or not it's ethical to write a novel where you murder all your husband's female friends, and we both get very emotional over an old man having a poo. Enjoy!

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Once upon a time there were two women who liked stories and getting attention, so they decided to start a podcast together. In And Then What?, producer & writer Amy Jones and charity person & script reader Becky Brynolf hang out in Amy's back room and tell each other stories. In this first episode we tell the true story of Ruby Bridges, talk about a little girl who takes her geese to the moon, and drop The C Bomb within the first 20 minutes. Start as you mean to go on, I guess? Follow @andthenwhat on Twitter, Instagram and Tumblr, and email us on [email protected]