Alice and Winkie take you back in time to the ancient City of the Sun. Cahokia, a village larger than London, England during the same time period, was one of the largest native settlements in North America prior to the 1400s. What happened to the people who lived? What fascinating things did they leave behind? Plus, Alice tells the tale of the Piasa Bird, a dreadful monster that haunted villagers and looms over the Mississippi River to this day.

Music: Slinky by Robert John

Join Alice & Winkie for two Halloween treats. Or will they be tricks? It's going to be a moo-ving experience either way. 

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Alice & Winkie return for season two with more podcast mayhem. Take a look at strange phenomena that have gripped people for hundreds of years. People turning into glass, people falling asleep for decades, people acting like kookie cats, and more.

Main theme - Robert John - Slinky

Join Alice & Winkie for the final episode of season one. Yes, that's right, we've completed an entire season. Seems like just yesterday Read Into Something was tentatively taking its first steps onto podcast platforms. *sniff* In this episode, we're recapping past episodes and revealing RIS production secrets. We're going out with a bang so we can come back with a bigger bang!

Horribly Inept Podcast Chef takes on the kitchen one more time this season. Join Alice & Winkie as they bake hard-boiled egg chocolate chip cookies. How hard (boiled) can it be? Will these cookies turn out bakery beautiful or will Alice need to call a landscaping company to buy her chocolate chip paving stones? 

Join Alice & Winkie for the final chapter of Missouri history. Happy 200th Anniversary, Missouri! Long may ye...keep making history. Discover Missouri's part in the Great War and how the citizens both suffered and made do during the Spanish flu. Plus, fun facts about the St. Louis Arch, Missouri's beloved sports teams, a concert gone awry, and *sigh* tragic murders within our borders. Grab a slice of cake and celebrate (the anniversary, not the murders)!

Part two of two. Alice and Winkie explore more old timey time crime. Alice continues her top 10 list of 18th & 19th century serial killers. We've got a brutal baby farmer, a sadistic socialite, a couple of creepy cannibals, and a notorious family with a garden full of bodies. Let's uncover the the sad and scary tales of these final five murderers.

Part one of two. Alice and Winkie explore more old timey time crime. Alice has put together a list of her top 10 worst 19th century serial killers. We're got a liver-eating frontiersman, a pair of sadistic brothers, an axe murderer, an angel of death, a personal ads perpetrator, and the chilling stories that brought them to the public eye. Eep.

Main theme - Slinky by Robert John.

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America, America! You've got some history! This episode, Alice & Winkie are taking a look at America's birth, some wacky facts about the founding fathers, and the big split from the Great Britain. Byeee, George. Kiss our firecrackers. Love, America

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Alice & Winkie are in the kitchen again as Horribly Inept Podcast Chef. This time, they've planned a special dessert just in time for summer. Who doesn't love ice cream? Better yet, who doesn't love cheese? Who wouldn't love those two things together? Well...you might be surprised. Enjoy this lesson in making a 17th century frozen treat and the crazy (but kind of brilliant) idea Alice has when things inevitably start to go wrong.

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