Was Krista's grandpa, Paco, really a Freemason? Apparently her father has a ring from him that says he was, but guess we'll never know that secret for sure. This nearly 200-year organization has got some nefarious roots and even used to have the ability to make people "disappear." Amy then takes us to Ireland for the founding of the Molly McGuires. This group formed in protection for working-class Irish during the Great Potato Famine.

Video may have killed the radio star but when it comes to secret societies, modern tech and the age of instant information may have killed the global network of loyal members and leaders once part of these secret groups. From the freemasons and fraternities to some more nefarious organizations like the KKK and the Mafia, Amy clarifies one thing that all secret societies have in common – their sheer existence isn't so secret. Instead, members often take oaths to keep their respective group’s rituals and practices hush-hush not the organization itself. They may no longer hold the key to global politics, economics, and culture, but it’s no secret why so many secret societies get so much attention from very curious publics.

Who knew horoscopes had so much weight on world history? Turns out that astrology was the thing that kept Hilter, a Taurus, from dying by suide. Not a great look for astrology, but as Krista said “it’s not astrology’s fault” that many world leaders are and were megalomaniacs – Amy’s got a list of other evil leaders around the world with ties to horoscopes. Krista shares how Hitler’s horoscope became a thing and how that shaped the future. Were it not for famous astrologer Louis deWohl, America may have never gotten into WWII or so damn into opening a paper or magazine to read what the stars have in store for us each week.

Well, we know that soul mates don’t exist, but what if it’s written in the stars? Krista may not be looking to the skies to find her other half, but she does still love scouring horoscopes – especially for the dudes she’s dating. We told you Bewitched Banter’s really her dating app. Meanwhile, Amy thinks horoscopes are all just bull even though her hubby’s a Taurus and she lives on Gemini drive. See how astrology from ancient Babylon gave way to the science of modern astronomy.