Yeah, it's that bad. Liz and Jon conclude their look at the strange happenings of rural Ohio. It would be funny, if it wasn't true

Liz's investigation into the Loveland Frogman takes a turn for the horrifically true, as the nearby Fernald Uranium Plant comes comes into question. This American Chernobyl has it all. Murder, fallout and the world's most overworked cobbler.

Jon and Liz continue their weird travels through Ohio as they discuss the possible extra terrestrial origins of the Loveland Frogman.

Grab your banjos (it's a Kermit reference, no judgement) and sit down by the fire for the tale of the Loveland Frogman, possibly the saddest cryptoid we've encountered.

Liz and Jon run out of room for all the bodies and start getting creative in this week's episode.

Oh stop blushing and get a stiff drink. We're talking Robo-dicks. Firminators. Six Million Dollar MANHOODS.

In a world where guns and knives are plentiful, a select few criminal hipsters prefer to ply their trade using the most sophisticated weapon of the early neolithic period - the sharp stick. This is their story.

Liz freaks Jon the eff out with the origins of Halloween as we know it today.

All about for a journey of misadventure. Jon and Liz pack far too little booze for a round Australia voyage doomed from the outset, the Kaz II (Denstist's Remorse).

Liz and Jon get weird as they explore the mysteries of Australia's Skinwalker Ranch; Kalkajaka, aka Black Mountain. This hub of high strangeness has seen shapeless monsters and mysterious disappearances. If only whitey would listen to the local Aboriginal people and steer the f*ck clear!