This episode we learn all about the construction of the Hoover Dam, which is on the Colorado River...in case you didn't know (Scott may not have known). Contrary to popular belief, there are no bodies buried in the concrete, but there are bodies none the less. Take a listen and find out for yourself. 

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If that title doesn't peak your interest, you may be in the wrong place. Better yet, that naked Russian arson cult takes place in Canada over 100 years ago and is still around today. Even better yet, you will be tempted to take their side by the end of the episode. This is a wild one...and from us that's saying something. 

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Business in the front, party in back. This week we will finally discuss mullets! Join us as Tiff teaches us "Mullet 101: A triumphant and tragic history." 

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Serial killer time. Tiff decides to explain why Gemini's make good serial killers. In this particular case, we look at Robert Lee Yates, The Spokane Serial Killer. He plagued the Pacific Northwest in the late 90's, mainly focusing on sex workers. This dude epitomizes terrible. 

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This week we go less murdery and look into poisonous mushrooms. Inspired by our recent vacation, we look at how nature tries to kill us. 'Shrooms are all fun and games until someones liver dissolves. 

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Spatter, not splatter, is the topic of discussion in this weeks episode. Tiff goes into a little history and science behind the theory of blood spatter analysis. Trust us, this one is a real crap shoot. 

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In this episode Tiff finds out the significance of the number 23. She takes a fun topic like MJ's baseball career and ruins it with murder. We cover the unfortunate shooting of James Jordan, Michael Jordan's father, and how it led the greatest basketball player of all time (GOAT) to try his hand at baseball. 

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We are going on location! But first, we are going to look at the terrible history of the Eloise Insane Asylum. Notorious for being one of the most haunted places in Michigan, we look back at it's 182 year legacy.

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While Chicago grabbed all the headlines, the rest of the Midwest was also burning in 1871. A perfect storm of dry conditions, logging, and craz-o winds led to multiple massive fires across Wisconsin, Illinois and Michigan on October 8th, 1871. Grab a bucket and some friends, we got work to do!

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We made it to 20 episodes! To celebrate we did another deep dive, with the topic being the Battle of Alcatraz. Ignore all the bad Sean Connery impressions and enjoy a lengthy discussion on the history of Alcatraz and the eventual battle occurring in 1946. 

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