In episode 175, the Erins delve into "A Cursed Man," available on Amazon Prime. Touted as a dangerous social experiment in which a filmmaker seeks out powerful dark magic practitioners and asks to be cursed on purpose. Despite copious warnings, Liam Le Guillou practically begs someone to curse him. The unbelievable happens when Liam starts to think he might be cursed. Is it too late for Liam and his listening skills?

Devour episode 174, "How Jaws Changed the World," available on Prime! Released in 1975, Jaws took a bite out of the box office and scared people out of the water. It was the first summer blockbuster and made Spielberg a household name. But this movie had unexpected consequences for Great White shark populations. They were cast as monsters and hunted mercilessly as people dealt with the fear stirred up by the movie. These sharks also inspired new generations of people to study them and learn what amazing creatures they are!

In episode 173, the Erins experience a year of creative and competitive dog grooming in “Well Groomed,” available on Max. Four champion groomers and their patient pooches take the stage to show off impressive imaginations. While standard grooming has a bunch of lame rules, creative grooming is only limited by time and physics. Who knew dogs could be that still?!

The Erins appreciate architecture, but not as much as the subjects in episode 172, "Married to the Eiffel Tower," available on YouTube. Objectum sexuals form romantic relationships with objects. These unique people have formed a community with the help of the interwebs and are quire open about their lives and loves. Almost too open...

Married to the Eiffel Tower

Go ahead and jump (JUMP) into episode 171, "Lost Weekend," available on YouTube. Kurt Jefferis may have peaked at 20 when he won the "Lost Weekend with Van Halen" MTV contest in 1984. Kurt takes his friend Tom on a 48-hour bender with the band. Or he tries to, until the fun catches up with them. No more runnin' with the devil!

Lost Weekend - YouTube

Believe the Erins! Cue up Episode 170, "The Woman Who Wasn't There," available on Prime Video. Survivors of large-scale tragedies are often considered above reproach. No one wants to question their stories and look like a jerk. Tania Head told a harrowing tale of surviving the 9/11 attacks. Perhaps a question or two was warranted.

Ever wonder what goes on behind the bars at Missouri's maximum-security prison? In episode 169, the Erins discover “The Quilters,” available on Netflix. This heartwarming story of inmates sewing custom quilts for children on the adoption waiting list is a tale of redemption, creativity, and the unexpected kindness found in the most unlikely places. Don't miss out!

Be inspired to speak out! In episode 167, the Erins find encouragement watching "Sacheen," available on Tubi. As the first woman of color and the first indigenous woman to use the Academy Awards as a platform for political statements, Sacheen Littlefeather made history. She continued to advocate for oppressed communities despite the film industry blowback. She made a difference and so can we!

In episode 166, the Erins examine "The Brainwashing of my Dad," available on Tubi. Political divide continues to affect families' years after this doc was made. How are minds changed so drastically? The influence of the media and who controls the public narrative is key for swaying votes.