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Katey uses telepathy to read Quigley's mind…and he's saying…he has lots of thoughts about today's podcast episode. We listened to "The Telepathy Tapes", taking listeners on a journey with non-speaking autistic individuals experiencing what the podcast host claims is telepathy. Or is it? If you're interested in the debates on pseudoscience, have a listen!

On the evening of April 16, 1960, a young woman from McAllen, Texas named Irene Garza went to church for confession. She never returned home. A week later, her body was found floating in a canal. Decades would pass before the priest who murdered Irene was brought to justice in a historic case for the church and the Rio Grande Valley.

In Season five of "Darkness," host Talisa Treviño details the decades-long fight for justice for Irene. Hear from the investigators who tackled the case and Irene's loved ones, as well as survivors of abuse in the Catholic church.

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Katey and Quigley listen to "Strangers on a Bench," a look into the inner lives of everyday people sitting on park benches. Other topics include Tom Odell, the importance of telling stories and not being completely sure what day (or week) it is.

Today's podcast answers all of the questions that keep you up at night, even Katey's medicated dog. PJ Vogt of Search Engine invites a guest to discuss the hard-hitting question, how sad are monkeys at the zoo? Discussions of a suicidal elephant and anxious dogs occur, and Katey and Quigley let you know how you can entertain monkeys at the zoo. If you enjoy detailed answers over frivolous questions, this episode is calling your name!

A podcast ranking system might be in the works after listening to today's episode, "Bananas"! This episode, Katey and Quigley unpack the ethics behind plants with feelings and animals that breathe through their butts. Plus, an Ig Nobel Prize might just be in the works. If you enjoy fun, intriguing news stories, check this one out!

LBJ's…indiscretions…are detailed in this episode of "Ridiculous History". Join Katey and Quigley as they dissect and defend Johnson's legacy, even the potty talk. If you love historical fun facts and calling your friends, this one's for you!

Should men have to do a background check to start a podcast? Katey and Quigley ponder this as they dive into the manosphere: the world of men's podcasts. This episode takes a funny but intelligent look into popular podcasts catered to young men – or maybe Katey? Tune in to listen to the great Fairness Doctrine debate!

Are you hungry? You are going to be after this week's review of "Ringer Food". This episode has Katey and Quigley listening to food news and sharing their own personal stories. Hear about blue Powerade milkshakes, Katey and Quigley's favorite barbecue sauces and Quigley's time in a rap band. So listen to your stomach grumble, and learn if you should check out this podcast!

Is Katey's dog a capybara? Probably, if the snoring clip featured in the cold open is any indication. This episode, Katey and Quigley learn about hydrochoerology, which is apparently the study of capybaras. If you, too, enjoy learning a lot about various -ologies, tune into this episode to see if you should check out this podcast.

What would you do if you inherited loads of money? If you would smuggle a yeti finger out of a monastery in a film canister in the actor Jimmy Stewart's suitcase, then "Tom Slick: Mystery Hunter" might be the podcast for you. This week's episode has Katey and Quigley listening to an audio drama following an eccentric rich explorer on a journey to find yetis. So tune in to hear Quigley fail at an Owen Wilson impression, and learn if you should check out this podcast!