Don't Look Now

We discuss the origins of the werewolf myth from Gilgamesh to Medieval Europe and beyond.  Come learn about the Loup Garou, Werewolf, Wulver, Faoladh, Skin Walker, etc. 

We begin to discuss famous powerful female war leaders and warriors of the past from the mystical Veleda of ancient Germany to Mad Anne Bailey of the revolutionary United States.

We discuss the curious case of the Blue Fugates, a clan from Kentucky with a mysterious condition that caused them to appear completely blue.  Listen and find out the story behind their blueness and how has appeared throughout history and around the world.

Jeni and Will discuss the origins, spread, and eventual explosion in the Americas of the world's most perfect drink, coffee.

The life, times, works, and assorted randomness associated with legendary author Stephen King.  We also mark a return to high quality audio after Will's ill fated audio source mistake during our previous marathon recording session.

The strange disappearance of famed murder mystery novelist Agatha Christie and the perplexing tale of the Baltic Sea Anomaly.  What do these two stories have in common?  Nothing other than the fact that we find them both interesting.

How common is it to find abandoned ships adrift at sea, potentially full of a not so living crew?  Jeni tells us all about the surprisingly not so uncommon tale of ghost ships.

Jeni tells the story of La Pascualita, the original corpse bride of Chihuahua, Mexico.  Side topics include the uncanny valley, Sylvester the prospector, and Will's fear of dolls.

A double topic episode where we discuss Juan Pujol Garcia, one of history's strangest double agents, and the storied history behind garden gnomes.

The Halloween kidnapping and death of Nima Louise Carter in Lawton, OK.