This episode is not for the faint of heart. The gang covers a monster of a man today. He was a traveling serial killer with the taste for flesh from young children. We won't be offended if you skip this week.

The gang covers one of the masters of horrors to bring in the New Year. Happy New Year! Hopefully you sleep well tonight...

Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays!! In honor of this episode releasing on Christmas, the gang covers the history of Krampus and Saint Nick., which is kinda the prefect blend of Pagan and Christian. We hope you're enjoying your holiday with however you celebrate around this time.

The gang covers Out of Body Experiences this week. What do you think. Scientific or Spiritual?

The gang goes over some Vikings history vs the show, and think they might need another episode or two to cover everything. Make sure to listen to the end to hear Jude confuse Charlemagne with Constantine who were born about 500 years apart! SMH. But it wouldn't be Half Asked without one of us messing something up, haha. Let us know if you'd like to hear more about Vikings and we'll make it happen!

There weren't too many slave rebellions documented in the United States. Today the gang covers the biggest one in the British Mainlands, the Stono Rebellion.

This week the gang covers tales from beyond the grave. Meaning, tales of people being buried alive.

Voodoo, Zombies, and Louisiana. Where do you weigh in on the voodoo creepiness scale after the gang covers the topic?

The gang covers someone I'm sure you've all been hearing about recently. Please be warned this episode has sensitive content, strong language, and Epstein didn't kill himself. Let us know where you weigh in on the topic.

Pete mentioned something about dinosaurs having feathers at some point. The gang jumped on looking into dinosaurs and dinosaur feathers