This week we're talking World War via tweet, the Wiggles performing at CMA Fest with a special guest, Chris Martin's relationship status and conducting a serious research study re: concert signage. Rate, review, and subscribe if you want to share our doomsday prep supplies.

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Lions and tigers and bears, oh my! We're talking the very horrifying and very fascinating methods of public execution at the Colosseum in Ancient Rome.

Sources used in this episode include:

• History.com
• Ancient Origins
• Live Science
• Top Tenz

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In between demonic possessions of our audio equipment, we're back with tales of world travel, our congratulations to Taylor Swift (RIP Rep TV), dissecting where we stand today on Blake Lively and Meghan Markle, Donald and Elon's public breakup, and policing your boring and unoriginal Instagram captions.

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All aboard for our very first ghost train story: The Silver Arrow of Stockholm, Sweden.

Sources used in this episode include:

• Atlas Obscura
• Mental Floss
• National Geographic
• Wikipedia

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This week we're talking some of our current favorite rabbit holes to go down after scrolling just a little too long. Today's lineup includes The Prophecy of the Popes, the Tartarian Empire, Wiggins Wild World, and potential serial killers in Atlanta and New England.

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Today we're exploring the site of an infamously haunted honky tonk, Bobby Mackey's Music World in Wilder, Kentucky.

Sources used in this episode include:

• Medium
• Haunted US
• Cincinnati Enquirer
• Wikipedia
• Reddit

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This week we're chatting Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's triumphant return to the public eye, current clown theories, our thoughts on 2025's rising baby names, and Usher feeding people cherries at his shows.

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We're back with more British royal family drama-- this time, going all the way back to the 1483 disappearance of Edward V and Richard, Duke of York, a.k.a., the Princes in the Tower of London.

Sources used in this episode include:

• Historic Royal Palaces
• BBC
• The National Archives
• Wikipedia
• Richard III Society

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From the comfort of our sweatpants, we're ranking the Top 5 best and worst looks of the 2025 Met Gala. 

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Today, we're heading to Point Pleasant, West Virginia to discuss the legend of The Mothman and the tragic collapse of the Silver Bridge on December 15, 1967.

Sources used in this episode include:

• Smithsonian Center for Folklife & Cultural Heritage
• US Ghost Adventures
• The Southern Blueprint
• University of Wisconsin Milwaukee
• WBOY
• Fairmont State University
• Wikipedia
• Vice
• All That's Interesting
• Wired
• NPR
• American Hauntings

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