Eerie and Beery

Hey there! This episode is all about the scoundrels, from the beer (Scoundrel, by City Star Brewing) to a family annihilator, to a family that influenced the creation of the Spiritualist Movement (but were they legit??) 

Hey there pals! It's been a while BUT we've got the yearly Spooky Ghosty Stories out and ready for you all! Please enjoy Ty and Kathy's top ten ghost stories from the house Macie grew up in! Some of which she didn't even know about until she heard this recording.....

IT'S OUR FIRST COLLAB! We had beer from Anchor Steam in San Francisco, and chatted with the gals from The Random Intellectual about the sorted and complex history of Alcatraz

Hi friends! This week we went back to an old favorite with Track 7 Brewing, and had their Left Eye, Right Eye Double IPA! Along with that, we had a discussion about Black Eyed Kids and even had our own personal experience thrown in there! Hope you enjoy!

Hi guys! This episode we drank Family Vacation by Roadhouse Brewing and we talked about the infamous John List! The nerdy dude who murdered his whole family, couldn't drag his 84 year old mother down the stairs, and bailed for a new life, all in the belief he was saving them from eternal damnation. What a dude

This week we sipped on some "Road Jam" by Two Roads Brewing, and lemme tell you....very tasty, very summery! A very good contrast to the story of the notorious Bonnie and Clyde!

Research came from several podcasts including Last Podcast on the Left, Timesuck with Dan Cummins

Also the World History Project by PBS provided extensive information on the timeline

HI FRIENDS IT'S BEEN SO LONG!!! This week we're back with Juicy Bits Hazy IPA by Weldwerks Brewing in Greeley, CO. We spent most of the episode grossed out by Ed Gein. Sara told Macie a Brothers Grimm story and Macie told Sara the history of the Ouija board!

Hi everyone! We're back with a home-grown haunt this week: the Stanley Hotel. We had a local brew from Estes Park, Stinger Wild Honey Wheat! It was delicious, and our stories were too!

We're back!! Sorry for the hiatus but it's WORTH IT for this story. It's absolutely wacko (pun intended). I'm talking about the murder of Peter Porco and the attempted murder of Joan Porco. We had one of our favorites from Lefthand Brewing, Wake Up Dead Russian Imperial Nitro!

This week we drank Saugatuck Brewing Company's Blueberry Maple Stout (and Mace finished the 6-pack the next day, it was that good), and talked about the infamous Villisca Axe Murders