Who among our curious friends enjoys pepperoni pizza and a late-night coffee? Raise your hand. This week Hailie’s talking about a different kind of titan. One that was built in Ireland and would meet a tragic end, but she’s also brought some conspiracy theories that are floating around the internet about what might have caused this disaster. Then Corrine‘s got a creature that she’s telling us about this week, a terrifying blood-sucking, nipple-biting demon, that wears a hat and sits on your chest. Best advice to be taken away from this episode: If you see a pig in a pinwheel hat - run!

This week Hailie and Corrine are talking about some history pertaining to love, so buckle up your pants. Corrine sets the scene - a beautiful song, clouds parting, an unforgettable melody and true love. If he doesn’t go to the Underworld for you, are you even valentines? It truly is a story of an unattainable love standard. Hailie then has us come together in a circle to hear the history of a heart shaped planchette, a fun Saturday night and what caused such a shift in how a board game is viewed. 

Welcome to another Myth-stakes episode where Corrine & Hailie correct wrong sayings and doings. This round we’re going over some Christmas themed topics, fairy god mothers, proper pronunciations, as well as additional information on the Sallie House. 

Welcome to Corrine's Birthday Episode! Yay! She asked Hailie to tell her a love story with magic and Hailie brought a story with not just love but with harp playing, honorable battles, sword shards locked in boxes for safe keeping, potions drunk when it shouldn't have been, dragons that don't look like dragons, and of course four really awful barons. Happy Birthday Corrine! 

Welcome back to our Norse Corner with Uncle B! We're so excited to have him back for another deep dive into Norse mythology, this time centered around Odin. Uncle B takes us back a little further and starts us off with the Norse creation myth, sharing where the seas, mountains and rocks came from, as well as the stars in the sky. He touches on the World Tree and the role it played in Odin's quest for knowledge, as well as Odin's attempt at a disguise to make it to a well where he has to sacrifice something in exchange for the knowledge he is seeking. There's a whole lot of adventure, and unfortunate circumstances Odin finds himself in as he seeks out knowledge and Uncle B's here to tell us all about a handful of them, as well as a mead that Hailie won't touch, but you can decide for yourself if you'd take a sip. 

Thanks Uncle B!

We're super excited to get into the second part of Corrine's story of the rise and fall of the Titans which gave way to the rise of the Olympians. She tells us about Rhea and a stone shaped like a bean mistaken for a baby, how a young man was raised by a goat, and how the 10 Year War was started. After, Hailie tells us about an encounter with back-flipping aliens at a farm house in Kentucky around 1955. Was it owls? Could it have been an escaped monkey from a traveling circus, or was it actually aliens. You'll have to decide on that one for yourself. 

It's been a minute since we've had a spooky story, so Hailie tells us about a haunting that happened in the Sallie House located in Kansas (not Kentucky) and all of the absolutely crazy and pretty scary events that happened to the Pickman family in the early 1990's. Then Corrine takes us way back to the beginnings of Greek mythology, laying the foundations of whose who, why Uranus was such a jerk, and just how many hands and heads the Hecatoncheires had. 

Cheers to a New Year Curious Friends! To start us off in 2022, Corrine tells us all about those fairies that help heroes and heroines, bestowing gifts and guidance, sometimes shoes - sometimes a fish. Then Hailie has a tale about a shipping ship that sailed for ten years before it ended up at the bottom of the ocean with all her treasures, where it would remain for more than 300 years.