This week, love is (kind of) in the air as Meghan and Crystal discuss the St. Valentine's Day Massacre of 1929 in Chicago. Tune in for a lengthy discussion of the Haunting series, a dog that survives, and more information than you could ever want to know about syphilis! <a rel="payment" href="http://www.patreon.com/HotMessesofHistory">Support the show</a>

This week, love is (kind of) in the air as Meghan and Crystal discuss the St. Valentine's Day Massacre of 1929 in Chicago. Tune in for a lengthy discussion of the Haunting series, a dog that survives, and more information than you could ever want to know about syphilis! Support the show

This week, love is (kind of) in the air as Meghan and Crystal discuss the St. Valentine's Day Massacre of 1929 in Chicago. Tune in for a lengthy discussion of the Haunting series, a dog that survives, and more information than you could ever want to know about syphilis!&nbsp;<a href="http://www.patreon.com/HotMessesofHistory" rel="noopener noreferrer">Support the show</a>

Episode 11 - The Valentine's Day Massacre

Crystal (alarmingly obsessed with old buildings) and Meghan (too engrossed in conspiracy theories to hold normal conversations) bond over a mutual hatred of their own voices, as well as the courage it takes to overcome that hatred in order to produce a podcast! Each week, Crystal and Meghan will tackle a new topic of history that resonates with their own feelings of Hot Mess-ness. There will be giggling, cats, obscure pop culture references (Crystal), less obscure pop culture references (Meghan), and general comedic excellence!

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Crystal (alarmingly obsessed with old buildings) and Meghan (too engrossed in conspiracy theories to hold normal conversations) bond over a mutual hatred of their own voices, as well as the courage it takes to overcome that hatred in order to produce a podcast! Each week, Crystal and Meghan will tackle a new topic of history that resonates with their own feelings of Hot Mess-ness. There will be giggling, cats, obscure pop culture references (Crystal), less obscure pop culture references (Meghan), and general comedic excellence!

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