We travel from the US across to Scotland in two exciting strange tales. First Brenton covers the stranger than fiction life of JPL founder Jack Parsons, who interacted with a who's who of occult leaders. Our resident rocket researcher and ancient astronaut theorist adviser takes us to Loch Ness with Nessie sightings and its proposed animal phylum.

Who knew we could learn so much about science? With rumors flying around coronavirus, Emily digs into the current unknowns around cellular & radio signals and the problems facing scientists attempting to study it. Then Brenton recounts the banking computer collapse of 1988 and the adult video game "Leisure Suit Larry('s)" part in it. Hack the system!

Do you believe in ghosts? Do you believe that William Shakespeare wrote his own plays? If you're curious about either, then we have a show for you! We cover the "Anti-Stratfordian" theory and the Stanley Hotel hauntings.

What if we told you that we were living in a simulation? Would you believe us? Could you disprove it? What if we then told you that all the Pixar movies took place in the same universe? On the same earth? Would you believe us?

Do you believe in curses? Sports fans certainly do. This week we cover the Madden NFL curse and run through our personal superstitions. Then we discuss the presence of lizard people infiltrating our society and take a quiz testing our human-ness. Are they benevolent or insidious? And more importantly, are we one of them? 

Do you remember Curious George's tail? We sure the hell do, but apparently it never existed? We reckon with multiple universes as Emily covers the Mandela Effect. Then Brenton covers a special two-fer with The Shining and the Apollo Moon Landing. Are we reading too close into it? Probably but that's half the fun!

Pull up a seat and grab a slice as we discuss Chuck E. Cheese's (fka Rick Rat) pizza woes. Then Emily takes a deep dive into the science and rumors persisting around chem (or con) trails. Is skydiving still romantic if it's also mind control?

Break out your Fedora's and whips, we're heading on an archaeological mission. Emily covers the Hall of Records, an ancient hall containing all of the world's knowledge, and uncovers its current location. Then, Brenton covers the real reason behind Michael Jordan's season long NBA retirement and minor league Baseball career. Come for the ancient civilizations, stay for the 90's sports talk.

It's video games and video cameras this week. First, we discuss our video game history while Brenton recounts the Sonic the Hedgehog live film controversy and whether his horrific design was intentional. Then, Emily brings us the story of a government conspiracy to replace all of US birds with cameras. What's more practical, that the government used cannons or bows and arrows to hunt down millions of birds?

Pour one out for the moon, it's been through some shit. Emily discusses Hollow Moon theory and presents some ideas for what its purpose could be. Then Brenton picks a few selected highlights from JFK's sordid history of affairs. Come for the lunar gong sound, stay for the juicy details.