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Happy New Year, Supposers! We made it through 2020 somehow and with 2021 coming, we've got some changes to Supposedly, our logo's gotten a facelift and we're happy to announce that you can now visit us at supposedlypod.com! For the first episode of 2021 Rue takes us to the Collinsville, Illinois Gates of Hell and then Jessi introduces us to some crytpids you probably haven't met and takes a trip through astrological predictions for the year ahead.
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Yay 2020 is almost over! In true Supposedly fashion, we take this year out with a bang for our last episode of the year. Jessi covers the unbelievable story of the Heaven's Gate cult and then Rue puts the final nail in the Haunted Holidays coffin by telling some New Year's traditions from around the world. As usual, there's plenty of talk about snacks and the bonus of deciding what the right name for "little old ladies" is. Ratings and reviews help our little show get found by more weirdos like us, please help us start 2021 off right by reviewing us on your favourite listening platform and sharing with a friend, and, hey, thanks for being a bright spot in our 2020, we're beyond grateful for you.
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This week on Supposedly we spend an inordinate amount of time rehashing early 2000's boybands and Rue continues her Haunted Holiday series with the Victorian tradition of telling scary stories at Christmastime and tells A.M. Burrage's "Smee." Which takes a weird turn that Jessi totally called. Jessi breaks down the infamous Stanley Hotel in Colorado made famous by Stephen King and discusses why kids and ghost tours don't mix.
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This week on Supposedly Jessi gives a recap of some of the most popular holiday gifts over the years, and treats us to a C-3PO scat number. She also gives a gift guide for that spooky someone on your shopping list. Rue continues her henceforth named "Haunted Holidays" list to take us to Iceland to name off the 13 Yule Lads and their dairy appreciation.
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This week Rue starts a holiday season series starting with everyone's favourite anti-Santa, Krampus and the legendary rap-battling ghost horse of Wales, the Mari Lwyd. Jessi covers the heart-wrenching, and still unsolved story of Jon Benet Ramsey.
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This time on Supposedly Jessi gets her 23 & Me results and it turns out she's definitely a fae, then she tackles the Hill Encounter. Rue tells the lore of Slenderman followed by the gruesome attack it inspired.
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This week on Supposedly, Rue tells the real story of Pocahontas and Jessi gives backstories to the most famous cursed stones in the world.
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This week on Supposedly we hit another milestone! It's our first listener episode with stories our incredible listeners have written in! We're super excited to get to share these stories. We're also talking about one of our favourite podcasts you might not be listening to, I Read it Online Somewhere. Check out I Read it Online Somewhere wherever you get your podcasts and follow them on Instagram @ireaditos
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