Salt Over Your Shoulder

In the most disgusting (in Erin and Tammy's opinion) topic to date, Amanda hosts this short episode and gives us a brief background into why this can actually be a good thing.  A serious case of the giggles hits the girls and Tammy finally understands Erin's pain in editing.

Have you ever heard the expression "Make it Rain?"  Did you know that it originated from the idea that opening an umbrella indoors could make bad luck rain upon you?

Looking for a message from the great beyond?  This is the episode for you!

Happy Thanksgiving to all, and to all a goodnight.

Just in time for Thanksgiving!  Learn about the early superstitions of "Merrythoughts" and good fortune associated with bird divination and lucky bones.

Happy Thanksgiving!  We are thankful for YOU!

1 for Sorrow

2 for Joy

3 for a Girl

4 for a Boy

Tammy leads this episode as the girls dive into the poem about counting crows (or magpies, and no, Erin, they aren't the same animal), debate the kindness of a cat's appearance and encourage Amanda to start planning a musical for the podcast's one year anniversary in February.

The girls get their first ever listener gift, think they see a ghost in the studio and dive deep into the history of why it's bad luck to walk under a ladder.

Be sure to tune in and find out how to protect your soul from the bad luck that follows a broken mirror.  Good news- there are some ways to reverse this bad luck!

Find out what a London poem, and artist Amanda Jane Graham have in common.

"When you wish upon a star

Makes no difference who you are

Anything your heart desires will come to you"

Why do we wish on stars?  Why are they lucky?  Why on earth does Tammy yell, "Taxi for the star," halfway through this episode?  Tune in and find out!