This week the Erins break down Netflix's Untold: The Girlfriend Who Didn't Exist. Manti Te'o fell from hero status to among the most hated athletes almost overnight. He lost the love of fandom amidst reports Manti had been catfished. Was he complicit or naïve?

This week the Erins fawn over Showtime's Rolling Like Thunder. Graffiti is an art with rebellion at heart. Nowhere is that more evident than in freight writing. This addictive combination of creative outlet and adrenaline rush has hooked many masked legends who discuss their experiences in the rail yards.

This week the Erins chat on Daughters of the Sexual Revolution: The Untold Story of the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders. The 1970's see the rise of many new opportunities for women, including becoming a fixture of NFL games. Suzanne Mitchell leads the squad of incredible women who gained global fame as eye candy and inspiration.

On this week's episode, the Erins chat about Potty Town. This doc focuses on the small-town politics that led Hank Robar to create toilet gardens on his properties in Potsdam, NY. Hank's tanks begin as a protest and gain fame much to the dismay of the village officials.

This week the Erins pay homage to Hulu's Aftershock. Maternal mortality rates are on the rise with black women at a shockingly high rate. This doc focuses on the story of 2 families dealing with the tragic loss of young black mothers and their fight for change.

This week the Erins cover a new take on a classic case in Discovery Plus's Menendez Brothers: Misjudged? Years after the Menendez brothers are tried and convicted of murdering their parents, the case gets new life from some clever whippersnappers on TikTok. Did we judge too harshly in the 90's?

This week the Erins delve into Happy! This doc presents neuroscience research that you can use to increase your own sense of happiness. Think you'll find it with fame and fortune? That's only for the short term. Join the Erins to hear recommendations for being happy for life!

This week, the Erins discuss HBO's Street Gang: How We Got to Sesame Street. This is a feel-good flashback to one of the most informative and enduring TV series ever made for kids. Revolutionary for its diversity and innovation, Sesame Street harnessed the power of television in a positive way. AND there are Muppets!

This week the Erins bring you Shudder's rockumentary This Is Gwar, touted as “the true story of the sickest band in the world.” This rock doc tells the lore of art school nerds bringing to life the banished Scumdogs of the Universe to conquer lowly Earth and shape all of human history...through the heaviest of metal. A must-see live show, just wear an old shirt!

This week the Erins discuss Netflix's Girl in the Picture. If you've been hoping for a dark and horrible story, this one is your jam. The doc opens with the death of Tonya Hughes, which turns out to be an alias. As law enforcement begins to pull the threads of Tonya's life, they uncover a tragic existence. Despite her circumstances, Tonya is remembered as an uplifting presence for those that knew her.