We're taking it back to 1987 to cover one of the most bizarre unsolved mysteries of the 80s... the infamous Max Headroom Incidents. If you lived thru any part of the 1980s- or even if you didn't- you've probably heard of the iconic Max Headroom. He was a "computer generated" sci-fi superstar, spokesperson for Coke, and icon of the decade. However, in 1987 hackers intercepted the signal of two different Chicago tv stations, broadcasting instead a mystery person in a Max Headroom mask and suit. The first incident, which only lasted around 30 seconds, interrupted WGN's Sunday night sports recap of a recent Chicago Bears game and had no audio, just the loud buzzing of perhaps a misconnected cable. However, the second hijacking occurred two hours later on PBS in the middle of a Doctor Who episode and was considerably longer and somehow, even more bizarre. This time the audio was working and whoever was behind the mask was behaving erratically and making bizarre references, leaving viewers confused and the television crews scrambling.

Was this a disgruntled former employee, some local teenagers playing a prank, or something darker? At the end of the day we may never know the truth of who was behind of the greatest mysteries of the 80s, but perhaps thats all part of the mystique.

Grab your VIP pass, hop on the bus, and join us as we nerd out on what has become one of Kenna's favorite topics!

Links to videos of the incidents (we highly recommend watching them before listening!)

Incident 1: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qxViDlL9XDQ

Incident 2: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V01Dv_TcxTI

Are there cryptids out there with posh English accents who enjoy a proper afternoon tea? The ladies are heading across the pond to visit some of the most iconic cryptids England has to offer. From phantom black dogs lurking along lonely roads to a medieval dragon and beyond... join the gals as they explore the legends, eyewitness encounters, and folklore behind some of England's most mysterious beings!

Here come in the Men in Black... and no we're not talking about Will Smith and Tommy Lee Jones, unfortunately. Get this- a hypnotist, a disappearing coin, and a strange looking man walk into a bar. What do you get? Why one of the most infamous tales of a "man in black" sighting of course! In 1976 Dr. Herbert Hopkins was working on a local UFO abduction case when he receives a night time call inquiring about his findings. What happened next has become what some call evidence to the existence of the men in black. Was this a true encounter with the extraterrestrial, or a made up story by a lonely man? Give a listen and tell us what you think!

In Part II of the Paul is Dead series, the ladies examine the evidence that convinced so many people that the real Paul died in 1966. From alleged physical changes and dramatic shifts in in his personality to the psychology behind why so many embraced the theory, they explore the claims that transformed a college campus rumor into one of rock 'n' roll's most enduring mysteries.

Were these differences proof of a cover-up, or the result of fame, time, and a world searching for hidden meaning? With the evidence laid out, only one question remains: did Paul really die... or did the conspiracy become bigger than the man himself?

The world's most popular Beatle lost and replaced? This week the gals are opening the case file on the infamous "Paul is Dead" conspiracy. In this episode they are covering who Paul was before the legend, the alleged fatal crash, and the many clues within the music that pointed to it being 'truth'. Grab a drink and your tinfoil hat, and dive headfirst into this wild tale with them!

Our first episode is diving into the haunted Read House Hotel in Chattanooga, TN where Kenna herself had a personal encounter. We get into the back story of how the hotel became what it is today, the legend of Room 311, and Kenna shares her insane experience while staying there for a friend's wedding. It's creepy, it's goofy, and it's just the beginning!!!