It's our first big one, y'all, and we really went for it. Join Riley and Brenna this week for a rundown on one of the darkest and most confusing camp stories in history: the tragedy of Dyatlov Pass. Was it an avalanche, infrasound, or something spookier that led to the deaths of 9 Soviet hikers in 1959? Give it a listen, and then sound off with your theories on our Instagram (betterintheorypodcast), Twitter (better_theory), and email ([email protected]).

We're back with episode 3 for you! This week we cover the controversial 1968 Kentucky Derby. Riley tells you all about the surprisingly riveting conspiracy around First-Place-In-Our-Hearts Dancer's Image, and we briefly explore Brenna's paralyzing fear of horses. Visit us on Instagram and Twitter to keep the conversation going!

Welcome back to episode 2! This week Riley and Brenna cover a huge conspiracy from 1969. No, not that Stanley Kubrick helped fake the moon landing. Not the Chicago Seven conspiracy either. Not even "The Capitalist Conspiracy" directed by G. Edward Griffin. This week, we're talking the supposed death and look-alike replacement of Sir Paul McCartney. So turn on, tune in, drop out- and let us know if we've ruined The Beatles for you forever. 

Welcome to Better in Theory 2.0! New host Riley joins Brenna (the older part of the original sister hosts duo) to discuss a well-known Portland landmark- The Witch's Castle. Does the history of the land contribute to its spooky notoriety, or is it just a high school party hotspot in a crumbling public bathroom? Tune in to the brand spanking new intro episode for a brief bit of Oregon history. 

*TW: This episode briefly discusses death and suicide. *

In a small town in Georgia, there sits an.. alien landing pad? The Georgia Guidestones have mesmerized and confused citizens since they were placed. Who made it? Only one person was said to have known the man's true identity, but he took that secret to his grave. Brenna discusses the potential purpose and meaning of the Stones and decides once and for all what its all about. Then, Morgan discusses the long-standing case of the Circleville Letters. When anonymous, threatening letters started flooding the town of Circleville, OH in the mid-70's, everyone was curious, but no one knew who wrote them....or did they? Hear the eerie details in this episode of Better in Theory! Find us on Instagram @betterintheorypodcast and Twitter @better_theory