Everyone has heard of the titanic, right? A colossal 882 feet long passenger liner which once had over 2000 on board, now a wreck at the bottom of the ocean due to a big mean iceberg. This week we talk about a boat switcheroo theory, in this titanic conspiracy.

What if the moon was a spaceship, or hollow, or not even there at all? This week on the podcast, we talk about the possibility that the moon - as we know it - doesn’t exist.

On 8th March 2014, Malaysia Airlines flight 370 went missing, never to be seen again. We investigate hypoxia events, an alleged divorce and - of course - the possibility that Pitbull has something to do with it. Never say we're not journalists.

Are we all living in a simulation? In part two, we ask: what's the point? Are we an experiment? Is it aliens? Is it gods? Is it alien gods? Then it gets deep into The Universe and we start to sound like scientific stoners.

Are we all living in a simulation? In part one, Cat breaks down the quantum physics that leads people to suggest we may be in a game of Sims where the ladders have been taken away, and all life is meaningless, and now I'm too sad to finish the podcast description.

This week we investigate Point Pleasant, West Virginia. They have a bit of a moth problem. It's huge, has glowing red eyes and it can tell the future. It abuses gravediggers and it may have done 9/11. Meet Mothman, your friendly neighbourhood cryptozoological mystery.

Urine therapy. Does what it says on the tin. The stained tin, left in a cellar to ferment and develop "healing properties". We delve into this strange practice, its vocal proponent Dave Murphy, and the potential consequences. CW: urine, eating disorders, general grossness.

The internet is full of scary stories known as creepypastas. Some of them are well written. Some are about shark-boys. In this episode, we mainly read the latter.

'Only positive energy is welcome here,' we say in a futile manner as we try to contact the dead. Hear us try a real-life Ouija board in our ultra-belated Halloween special.

Unexpectedly heart-warming and full of small-town strangeness, this episode focuses on a bitter rivalry between the Loch Ness Centre and Nessieland, and their arguments over the fated Loch Ness monster. It contains a dreaming boatman, a 70-year-old commiting actual crimes, and a Nessie-hunting dreamer who lives in a van in a pub car park.