In this episode, we briefly hear from Lexi asking about Fairy tales before we dive deep into this topic. Bur first, as always, Krysta has some words from her corner. Then we take three Fairy Tales, The Brave Little Tailor, Little Red Riding Hood and The Billy Goats Gruff. We discuss the stories themselves, their origins as cautionary tales and their appearance in pop culture. We discuss all the folklore and have a good time on this special Laura's Birthday episode of the Family Plot Podcast!

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In this episode, Krys talks school in her corner while Dean layeth the (audio) slappeth down on Laura's light puns prompting Krys to revolt with the monitor inserting a whole host of unnecessary noises. Then we get into the meat of this episode as we dive into Bhangarh Fort, it's history, the curses that many believe caused it to fall and the hauntings recorded by those who live in the area in this crazy paranormal historical edition of the Family Plot Podcast!

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So in this episode, Krys goes into her corner to tell us about school, about how tired high school makes her, about Genshin Impact and so much more. Then we also discuss Dean's upcoming birthday, leading us to discuss this week's topic. A man born to religious parents in the 1870's, Brother XII firmly believed he was destined for spiritual greatness and eventually settled on Theosophy to explain his ideas and his theories that he was one of the Brothers of the Great White Lodge, a brotherhood shared by Jesus and Buddha among others. We talk about his colony on Nanaimo and his ideals about how the social order would collapse. He threatened his enemies with his 'black magic' powers and even appeared to unleash some of these when he was on trial. So join us for this philandering, cult leader, weird haunted historical episode of the Family Plot Podcast!

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So, the Tower of London? A nearly 1000 year old landmark and now, a part of the monarchy's real estate holdings but what do you know about it? Today, we talk about the castle's origins, it's creation as a symbol of Norman might by William the Conqueror since then it has gone on to become a Royal Mint, a garrison, a palace, an armory, a raven's nest, a prison and a site of many murders and bloody executions. Join us as we learn about the tower and Krysta adds Henry VIII to her collection of people she despises. Find out who Margaret Pole was and why we love her so much. All this and more in this episode full of history, hauntings, and some true crime (or things that should have been crimes even if they weren't at the time) in this weird and wonderful episode of the Family Plot Podcast

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So, in this episode, we go to New York in the 1930's where Lucky Luciano, Meyer Lansky, and Bugsy Siegel took over the Mob in New York City, leading to the creation of a National Crime Syndicate, a Commission of Mob Bosses to settle disputes and for those times when disputes just will not settle, they created a group that came to be known as Murder, Incorporated to take care of those who broke the rules. This group committed hits (a term they created) all over the country and worked out of the back of a candy store in Brooklyn. We discuss this group, their rise and their fall, the indelible mark they made on popular culture. But before we discuss this, it is episode 160 so not only does Krysta have her corner, but we play catching up with Krysta in this special historical true crime episode of the Family Plot Podcast!

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So in this episode, Krysta discusses her new squishmellow, a new Monster High doll and life in general in her corner before we get down to discussing the moon-eyed people. According to the Cherokee, these were people who did not see well in daylight, a fact the Cherokee used to drive them out of land the Cherokee wanted. But who were these people, according to some they were Welsh who had come over in the 11th century. According to others they were albinos. Still according to others they were a tribe like the Cherokee who just were nocturnal instead of diurnal. We discuss the Southern Appalachians where they made their home, theories about who they might have been and give our best guesses as to what this ancient Cherokee game of telephone was discussing in this is it real or is it folklore episode of the Family Plot Podcast.

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In this episode, Krysta takes us to her corner to discuss her newest fursona and then we tackle a historic subject, the Stonewall Uprising (also called the Stonewall Riots or just Stonewall). We do a bit of history on the LGBTQ+ community in the USA even how , in the earliest days, both Gay men and and lesbians were put to death. We further look at conditions for the LGBTQ+ community in NYC's Greenwich Village and how one club, owned by the Mafia that allowed dancing among gay men became a battleground for freedom loving gay men and women who stood up for themselves. We cover the events of the riot, it's continued importance especially in light of today's 'continued fight for rights for gay and trans-people in this heroic and historic episode of the Family Plot Podcast.

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This episode we head back to LA in the 1920's and we look into LA's famous Roosevelt Hotel. Built in the late 1920's, financed by some of the greatest names in LA or in film, the Roosevel Hotel has a rich history. We discuss it's history, it's more famous guests, it's renovations and it's current status. We also discover that Dean has trouble distinguishing between Miley Cyrus and Taylor Swift, Josh Gates comes up (doesn't he always) and why does the ghost of Montgomery Clift lay on people? All this and more in this glitzy paranormal episode of the Family Plot Podcast.

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This week, the Family covers a lot including Krysta talking more about the Miraculous Ladybug in her corner, Dean suggesting a format for Patreon shows and in general discussing Family matters. We finally settle down to discuss the subject of this episode, Judge Joseph Force Crater and his disappearance. We cover his youth, the New York of 1930 and it's famous Democratic machine in Tammany Hall. Then we discuss Judge Crater, his philandering ways (something Krysta does not like at all), his friends and the events on the last day of his life. We discuss the theories about who or what happened to 'the missingest man in America' in this historical true crime episode of the Family Plot Podcast!!!!

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On Today's episode, Krysta takes us into her appreciation of the Miraculous Ladybug series and then we get into the life, times and crimes of Jesse James. We cover the world he grew up in, especially the part of Missouri known as Little Dixie at the time. We cover the death of his father, his connection to William Jewell College, his time serving the confederate cause as well as the events that afterward made him determined to destabilize the nation by robbing banks, stagecoaches and trains. We cover the forming of the James-Younger Gang, Jesse's time as a Robin Hood hero and so much more in this historical true crime episode of the Family Plot Podcast!

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