Salt Shakers proudly presents: the series premiere of The Bachelorette(ish)! If you haven't been following along on TikTok, when The (real) Bachelorette got cancelled, we decided to take matters into our own hands. Over the next six weeks(ish), we're reporting live from the Nashville dating pool. On top of the pyramid this week, thanks in large part to his golden retriever, is Micah.

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This week, we're taking a look at an unidentified wolf-like beast which attacked more than 200 people in the Gevaudan region of France between 1764 and 1767, tearing out many of its victims' throats and forcing King Louis XV to (sort of) intervene.

Sources used in this episode include:

• Wikipedia 
• History.com
• Reddit

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This week, we're exploring one of New Orleans's most haunted addresses, 1140 Royal Street, aka the LaLaurie Mansion. In the 1800s, Madame Delphine LaLaurie (whose husbands all died mysteriously) was exposed for torturing many enslaved people there, inspiring Kathy Bates's character in American Horror Story: Coven. The particularly horrifying horrors of Madame LaLaurie's time in the home give the property a lingering negative energy to this day. And, for some reason, Nicholas Cage once owned the house.

Sources used in this episode include:

• Wikipedia
• New Orleans Historical
• Ghost City Tours

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BREAKING NEWS: Taylor Frankie Paul's season of The Bachelorette, set to premiere this weekend, is cancelled. Plus, Zendaya and Tom Holland are setting a dangerous precedent for Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce, Hannah Montana is back (but why is Billy Ray Cyrus there too?), we have an Oprah-official update on the Coldplay Jumbotron cheaters, and we weigh in on our personal Disney Channel Mt. Rushmore.

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In this episode, we discuss the August 2001 disappearance of 17-year-old Paul Sanders from his father's home in Mesa, Arizona, in a silver Chevy pickup truck which was later found wrecked and abandoned in the Santa Catalina mountains. Paul was never seen again, but his sister Jessica doesn't believe that he would have left voluntarily.

Sources used in this episode include:

• NBC News
• Charley Project
• East Valley Tribune
• Reddit

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On this week's edition of The Weekly Spill, we're talking reasons not to draft us for WW3, the Carolyn Bessette Kennedy mania, Travis Kelce's return to the Chiefs (and what that means for Taylor Swift), celebrities that we think would be fun to watch on Survivor, concern for Oprah, and our fear of being bullied by Chappell Roan. 

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This week, we're discussing the 2001 disappearance of Rockingham County, North Carolina mother of three, Michele Hundley Smith, and her stunning 2026 re-appearance.

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This week, we're talking Selena Gomez's close friends story, Chase Stokes in the comment section attacking Morgan Evans (not Morgan Wallen), Nick Jonas's mysterious relationship with Aaron Rodgers, and Britney Spears getting arrested.

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This week, we're talking the mysterious medical condition known as "Havana Syndrome" afflicting United States government personnel in Havana, Cuba and around the world. Do we think there are directed energy weapons in use?

Sources used in this episode include:

• CNN
• American University
• U.S. Government Accountability Office
• People
• Wikipedia
• NDTV

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This week, we're visiting the border of Arizona and Nevada to talk Great Depression era deaths, lingering spirits, and government conspiracies around (and underneath) the Hoover Dam. 

Sources used in this episode include:

• Herbert Hoover Presidential Library
• US Bureau of Reclamation
• Vegas Ghosts
• Ghost City Tours
• National Archives
• Ghost Hunters

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