First, Marissa takes us to Newton, Massachusetts where a young girl’s imaginary friend has some famous friends and some expensive requests. Then, Carter tells the Haunted Hollywood tale of the Jean Harlow house and its spooky connection to another blonde bombshell.

First, Carter tells of the incredible life of Mary Ellen Pleasant as she shapes her own destiny and becomes one of the first black American businesswomen. Then, Marissa shares the story of the black battalion of women from the “Six Triple Eight” and their remarkable heroism in WWII.

Marissa and Carter try to honor American presidents, but they can’t resist some juicy stories. First up, Carter dishes about three disastrous Presidential inaugurations. Then, Marissa reveals explicit love letters from the worst president in American history. 

Happy Valentine’s Day! First a tale of the love of money as Carter unravels the story of the Shrigley abduction, where a rising politician comes up with a wild fundraising scheme. Then, Marissa tells of the inseparable bond between two of the world’s great artists, Klimt and Flöge.

Learn Marissa and Carter’s Love languages in this special Valentine’s episode! First Marissa’s star crossed lovers, Franz Liszt and Caroline, ruin each other’s lives and we’re all better for it. Then Carter’s ill fated lovers take a life and a few boats in an international high-speed chase with Scotland Yard. 

Open your drawers and pull out the Oneida! Carter explains why all your best silverware was probably made by a polyamorous sex cult. Then, shut those Shaker cabinets, as Marissa tells us how Mother Ann Lee shook up the religious scene with some simple gifts.

Carter and Marissa take us back to their roots exploring abandoned cities in the state they abandoned. First, Carter tells us about the Hawaiian community of Iosepa on the salty plains of the West Desert. Then, Marissa regales us with a tragedy involving miners and minors in the coal mines of Latuda!

Carter and Marissa go to LA and bring back some souvenirs! First up, Carter tells us how actor John Barrymore has the last laugh with a creepy surprise for Errol Flynn. And then Marissa debates canceling the tragic figure, “Fatty” Arbuckle. 

There’s a ghost in the basement in Sullivan, Maine! Carter introduces us to Nelly Butler, America’s first ghost, and we’ve been running up the basement stairs ever since. Then Marissa takes us on a tour of America’s oldest, most haunted zoo, where it’s not just the animals that go bump in the night. 

The sexiest ghosts in New York! A corrupt mayor, a ventriloquist’s dummy, and an attractive mysterious man in a cloak haunt The West Village! A tragically beautiful showgirl named Olive hangs around the New Amsterdam Theatre long after the curtain comes down.