Content warning: In this story there is infanticide, and reference to the murder of an infant, we do not condone this, we are merely reacting to the story as it was written 160 years ago. Either prepare you ears or hit skip three times after we say, "The Curious Case of Susan Styleds."

In today's episode Dr. Kari Nixon breaks down The Curious Case of Susan Styles written by Cathrine Lord, under the pen name of Lucy Hardy. Did you notice the reference to a Hardy in the story? It took me until I edited to story to notice who was named Hardy. Send us a message @VictorianParade if you know who it is, and you'll become a praised listener with the option of stickers, postcards, and more!

We talk about Arthur Conan Doyle, Harry Houdini, and characters in the Victorian Era and why they are important. 

At the end Kari stumps Owen with some riddles. Are you starter that Owen and Kari? Let us know your answers on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook, search for The Victorian Periodical Parade.

We hope you enjoyed learning somethings about the Victorian Era!

Have a great.

Owen and Kari