Chris Schulz joins Andy, Hanna, and Fish to talk about the second annual Cape Cod Pirate Festival, being held on June 4th, 5th, 11th, & 12th. We talk about historical "accuracy", starting a new festival, and inflatable pubs.

Hanna expands on a story told to her by a bus driver, and dives into the history of Martha's Vineyard Sign Language, which was used on the island for nearly 250 years.

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While covering Boston's most famous bar, Hanna is unsettled by old photos, Fish dives into television conspiracy theory, and Andy remembers more names than he has in years.

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Andy, Hanna, and Fish dive into the world of cryptozoology, each telling the tale of something that may or may not exist!

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Hanna & Andy cover the 1990 murder of 13-year old Melissa Benoit and the search for her killer.

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After following up with details from our episode on the Station Nightclub fire, Hanna gives Andy and Fish the broad strokes on the life and times of abolitionist and writer Frederick Douglass.

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After assigning Justin Timberlake a middle name, Hanna charts the rise and fall of Napster, the questionably-legal music sharing service from the turn of the millennium.

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After following up on new info from the Gardner Museum heist, Hanna talks about the decommissioning of the Pilgrim Nuclear Power Station, Andy talks about nuclear waste, and Fish talks about glowing cats.

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We celebrate our second Hannaversary by discussing Camp Myles Standish, a WWII-era US Army camp and POW camp located in Taunton, MA.

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Hanna, Andy, and Fish celebrate the holidays by discussing the Puritan ban on Christmas.

Bah Humbug Everyone!

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