The Erins join the rest of the internet in discussing Episode 219, "Maternal Instinct," available on Netflix. By now, the whole world knows the horrible crimes of Taylor Parker. Many are left wondering why it played out to such diabolical conclusions. And for what? Taylor becomes the youngest woman on death row in Texas. This is justice but it's hollow with little comfort for her victims.

In Episode 218, the Erins question the sportsmanship shown in "Untold: Chess Mates," available on Netflix. In 2022, a massive scandal rocked the chess world after World Champion Magnus Carlsen and American Upstart Grand Master Hans Niemann played over the board. Carlsen was knocked off balance by Niemann after years of dominance. The only possible explanation is cheating, right?!

The Erins marvel at the volume achieved in Episode 217, "We are the Champions: Fantasy Hairstyling," available on Netflix. The Bronner Bros. competition is a legendary showcase where artistry takes center stage. It is not just about haircuts; it involves full-body costumes, elaborate props, and theatrical performances that elevate the hair into wearable masterpieces. This doc is a visually stunning look into a passionate subculture.

In Episode 216, the Erins delve into “Circus of Books,” available on Netflix. Rachel Mason's 2019 doc tells the wildly unlikely story of her own parents — Karen and Barry Mason, a soft-spoken Jewish couple from L.A. who quietly became the largest distributor of gay material in the United States, all while their own kids had no idea what the family business actually was. We get into Circus of Books as a sanctuary during the AIDS crisis, the federal obscenity prosecutions that nearly took Barry down, what happened when the Masons' son Josh came out, and what the 2019 closure says about gentrification and the loss of queer brick-and-mortar space. Grab a cup of frothy goodness — it's funny, tender, a little radical, and very much our kind of doc.

It's no accident the Erins raced to cover "The Crash," in Episode 215! This Netflix doc has been driving debate on social media for weeks. Everyone has something to say about the controversial case out of Ohio! 3 youths are involved in a horrific wreck and only the driver survived. The investigation uncovered evidence implicating the driver as the culprit rather than a victim. Who will you believe?

In episode 214, the Erins dive into "We Are Jeni," available on HBO Max. Dr. Jeni Haynes survived horrific childhood abuse by developing over 2500 personalities as a coping mechanism. She retells her own story and how she helped bring her father's crimes to light. This documentary recounts the landmark case using Jeni's "alters" as key witnesses against her abuser.

The Erins get culty this week in Episode 213, "Orgasm Inc: The Story of OneTaste," available on Netflix. Discussions on women's pleasure are long overdue. Enter sex forward startup, OneTaste, to educate men on where to find if for a fee. Despite being a female run company, the inevitable wheels fall off as greed and power ruin everything.

Empowerment is palpable in Episode 212, "Period. End of Sentence." available on Netflix. Menstruation is a taboo and rarely discussed topic in India. This leaves women with few resources to comfortably deal with their cycles. Enter "The Pad Project," and efforts to install pad machines in rural areas like the Harpur District. Women use the machine to produce and sell sanitary pads locally. These entrepreneurs gain income as well as peace of mind.

This week the Erins play tour guide in Episode 211, "The Haunting History of the Paris Catacombs," available on ShortVerse.com and YouTube. Late 1780's Parisians had a problem with "bad air" or miasma. Their local cemeteries were overcrowded with remains and rumors of sickness caused unrest among the living. What's the solution to this odorous obstacle? The Catacombs! The Erins relay all the gory details of moving millions of remains under the city.

In episode 210, the Erins sashay through the delightful doc, "Between a Frock & a Hard Place," available on Amazon Prime. Terrence Stamp leads the cast of actors, drag queens, and insiders in the telling of how "The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert" made its way to the big screen. Those who inspired the movie's characters discuss the evolution of drag in Sydney, Australia in the years leading up to production. Director Stephen Elliott and crew talk about inspiration and overcoming obstacles for the much loved film.