Southern comfort Rivers Langley from episode one returns with more research and LA insanity to talk about all of the bonkers history surrounding Griffith Park and billionaire madman Griffith J Griffith (yes his name is Double Griffith). They discuss curses, history and hat dances.

Vanessa meets with utter fucking lunatic and comedian David Rosenberg to talk all things guinea pigs, the current rescue crisis at the LA Guinea Pig shelter, she tries to talk about the importance of volunteering at shelters before David goes an a million tangents about rodents, bananas and his Jewish family. This may be the weirdest episode to date.

Vanessa meets with Radostin Zahariev, Evan Kessler and Ian Ager to talk about LA strip club Jumbo’s Clown room as well as strip club etiquette, weird late nights and Rad’s 5 min awkward comedy album

Vanessa and Nadav get together to discuss the Sandlot-ian dodgeball game of his youth, the importance of friends and groups, why grown up's are weird and angry sometimes, and why Adam is so f***ing wrong about apples, red delicious are terrible mush, ADAM.

Vanessa meets with comedian Justin Williams to discuss theme bars, ripoff superhero characters, if delusion is just a necessary flavor of hope and lottery tickets.

Vanessa and 2/3rds of the This is Rad trio sit down to talk about the magic of Meltdown, finding the other weirdos in the world, the importance of having an open mind about passions and hosting an open mic. Also, Vanessa used to be kind of an intense maniac.

Vanessa Gritton meets with old friend John Fahy to discuss the Coral Castle, the weirdest shit they've ever done for love, empty millionaires and the life's works of weirdos on display.

Vanessa meets with Brian Cox and emergency sound guy Kasey Clark to discuss why Waffle House is the greatest dining chain of all time, the hardcore scene in North Carolina, and why no one does bloody marys or hospitality like the south.

In the final episode of the murder map arc (downloadable custom map coming soon) Vanessa meets with the Bleak In Review boys Matt Brousseau and Kevin Anderson where they're joined by a wandering Travis Clark to discuss ghost stories, force Travis to improvise on a found guitar, bully Kevin and read Matt's insane word art manifesto. It's a weird one.

Vanessa welcomes the duo behind the LA Meekly podcast for more talk about famous murder locations in Los Angeles