Another episode, some more chats! Kate Franklin and Syd Goodman talk about the world’s blackest black and find some humor in the darkness, and Kate enlightens Syd on a hypothesis surrounding human consciousness.

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Kate and Syd chat about claims of feral people living in national parks who might be at the center of several missing people cases and the world’s oldest businesses and what they all have in common.

In our first ever BONUS EPISODE – the ladies chat with doctor-in-training Mac Egan to discuss his experience dissecting a human body.

Because, what's more romantic than cutting up a cadaver? <3

Sydnee dives into the mystery of Eel reproduction and Kate tells the story of Michael Malloy: "History's most stubborn murder victim".

The gals debate if astrology is real during a lengthy conversation on how the Moon affects us earthlings. Sydnee transports us back to the glitz and glam of Hollywood to explain the Transatlantic Accent.

"You're gonna go far kid!"

This week, the Kate and Syd delve into stories of lethal intoxication and parasitic mind-control.

Kate transports us back to the prohibition era to share the little-known history of the U.S. Government's strategic liquor poisoning campaign. Then, Sydnee frightens us with Toxoplasma gondii, a parasite that controls minds. Yeah, now that's another thing to worry about.

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Kate and Syd chat about the Costco founder’s murderous threat, hitmen, and Mark Landis, a talented painter with an unexpectedly wholesome story.

The gals kick things off by indulging in their childhood celebrity crushes and eventually (7:10) chat about the origin of Potemkin villages and what lead has to do with the makeup of peace and harmony in society.

Kate and Syd get into a minor tiff about Jack Black before diving into fashion trends and why we suddenly love Brussel sprouts.

Also featuring: unsolicited self-help advice and New Years tidings. Pee-yew, another packed episode!

The ladies delve into the organization of beehives and question why humans are hard to bear (literally!)