Diana Spencer, or as she's better know, Diana, Princess of Wales, lived her life in an atypical way for a Royal. She was known for her compassion, and her patronage of a number of charitable causes is still continued to this day. But sadly, what she's best known for is her sad demise. Join the boys this week as they cover the life and untimely death of Princess Diana.

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It's spooky season again, and that means it's time to shamelessly do a spooky one. This year it's John's turn again, and he's telling the scary tale of a very unfortunate German girl who met a sad end.

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Molasses was a much bigger deal in 1919 than it is today. Especially in Boston, which had a port and a railway right next door. Little did the people of Boston's north end know just how intimate they would get with the brown sticky goop. Listen this week as Aaron tells John the flood of details.

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A man flies out over Bass Strait, never to be seen again. It's not just a simple disappearance though, as a series of strange radio transmissions from pilot Frederick Valentich leave a trail of intrigue. This week, John's telling a tale of poor pilots, and even poorer efforts to validate Alien contact.

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Ignitial sequence start. This time, we're off to the moon. Join Aaron as he tells John in detail (but not as much as he would have liked) the story of Project Apollo, man's greatest journey. Hear of the American's final push to the moon, and the journey it took to get there.

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It's finally time. Aaron's favourite topic of all time. Join him as he tells John the tale of the early stages of the Space Race. From Werner Von Braun through Mercury, Vosktok, Gemini and Voskhod, the US and Soviets were head to head in a battle to put a man on the moon. Apollo may have had the one small step, but it wouldn't have been possible without the foundation of thousands of even smaller steps to get there.

Welcome to the Space Age.

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This week we don't know when we are. John takes Aaron through some of the best time travel stories, tales, and hoodwinks. And all on the day after the anniversary of the Australian release of the best time travel movie series of all time - Back to the Future.

Music by ZenMan from Pixabay.

Australia's greatest outlaw, Ned Kelly. Is he a hero, or is he a bit of a villian? John is out sick this week, so Sean returns to take the reigns and run Aaron through the life and times of one Edward 'Ned' Kelly. Hear the life story of this great Australian icon, and decide for yourself whether he deserves his cult status.

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The middle of the Pacific Ocean, July, 1937. The largest and most expensive hunt in history is on. The USCGC Itasca leads the hunt, with the USS Colorado and the USS Lexington, four destroyers and a minesweeper following. The Lexington, and aircraft carrier, also provided air support, scouring the Ocean with sixty-two planes. The Japanese navy even got involved, providing support for the American’s. They searched for 16 days, ultimately to no avail. But what exactly were they searching for? Two people and a plane, that’s all. It wasn’t just any pilot, however. This was the Babe of the Sky, Amelia Earhart. Mystery abounds to this day as to what happened to Amelia and her navigator Fred Noonan, and this week on Cheeky Tales we’re going to cover their disappearance and all that surrounds it.

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Click your heels and look out for that tornado. This week, we're off to see the Wizard, the wonderful Wizard of Oz! Join the boys as they follow the yellow brick road of tales from the filming of this movie. There will be highs, there will be lows. Laughs and tears. A guy stuck in a toilet. But boy was it a good tale.

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