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Vamps, werewolves and zombies have been fascinating mankind for a long long time. What is it with monsters? Why are we obsessed with them? Join us as we find out why from the author of Deadly Powers: Animal Predators and the Mythic Imagination, Paul A. Trout.

This week Apryl and Rachael talk to Jennifer Morton, a paranormal investigator from American River Paranormal. Jennifer talks about some of her eeriest investigations, the equipment she uses, and what the heck she thinks might be going on. She also shares her top 3 most haunted places. Get spooky with us!

It's Halloween Month and we're kicking it of with some real life ghost stories! C'mon along as we spend the month exploring spoooooOOOOOOOOOooooooky stuff.

In honor of the box office and critical success of Wonder Woman this summer, we are re-releasing one of our most popular episodes. That's right, the Amazons are back!

What do Flying cars, Robotron, and AI in common? This week's guest, that's what. Join us as we talk to Judy Bogart about the maze that is the tech world and what it's like navigating it as a woman.

Ever heard of the Great Beer Flood of 1814? Or know about the longest baseball game ever? Neither did we. Find out about these weird history facts and more — plus cocktails! — with Dinner Party Download's Rico Gagliano.

The Aztec Empire is the stuff of Legends and seems so distant from the world of today, yet their civilization was at its peak relatively recently. After an article in the Smithsonian placed the beginning of the Aztec civilization at 1325 AD, we realized we knew very little about their dynamic history. We brought in expert Dr. Kirby Farah to school us on all things Aztec. Join us as we learn what happened to the empire that once dominated the Mexican basin.

In honor of Labor Day, Apryl and Rachael talk to immigrant Dietmar Quistorf about working in the US vs Germany. They were surprised to find out how much time off is mandatory in Europe -- and also to learn where Dietmar would rather work. Take a listen!

Join us as we sneak into the abandoned subway tunnels under Los Angeles and find out what they were all about. Hint: it turns out prohibition drove the LA nightlife and crime syndicates literally underground.