"What would you do, if you were asked to give up your dreams for freedom?" Haha just kidding, but seriously what would you do if you were hiking in the mountains of rural 1960's Mexico and you came upon a ceremony in a cave where somebody was being brutally murdered while a woman who is high as a kite sits on a throne dressed as an Incan goddess?

You would run 25 kg to the nearest police station, that's what you would do! Find out how this all went down in yet another spooky season episode of the FBP. Enjoy!

With spooky season upon us, it is only right to talk about some creepy shit. This week, the boyz dive into the world of haunted paintings! The Anguished Man is a seriously disturbing piece of art that was created by an unknown artist who allegedly killed himself shortly after finishing it. Many believe that he even used his own blood mixed in with the oil. The current owner of the painting swears it is haunted, stating that ever since he brought it home unexplainable phenomenon has been going down in his house. Could it be real? You're just gonna have to listen to find out what we think about it.

Next time you look out at the ocean just try to imagine the dorsal fin of a 60 foot shark cruising along just beyond the breaking waves. Even spotting the dorsal fin of a Great White would be impressive. Now if you take said Great White and add some weight plus at least 10-20 feet of length then you have yourself a Megalodon. Granted the look is a tad different as well, but nevertheless the Megalodon could easily munch on it's smaller distant cousin if it really wanted to (it probably did if it was able to catch one).

In this episode we talk about the size, diet, reign over the seas, and the inevitable extinction (thankfully) of the largest predatory shark to ever roam the ocean. The Megalodon!

On the night of February 24th, 1978, five men went missing after attending a basketball game in Chico California. To many, including the authorities, it seemed as if the boys just vanished into thin air. Until that June when a disturbing discovery was made that left more questions than answers. Put on your investigator hat as we analyze the case that would become known as the American Dyatlov Pass. Maybe, just maybe, the Fritz Boyz will blow the lid of this whole case. You'll just have to tune in to find out.

We've made it to 50 episodes, and we're taking a look back at each one. The good, the bad, and the ugly (Steven Seagal). We're also pulling back the curtain and talking about how well some of our episodes did with you, the adoring public. Sit back and enjoy this recap of every Fritz Boyz episode we've done so far.

This might be the most wholesome episode that we've put out! This week we are talking about bears! Everyone loves a good bear and this week we are talking about two of them. First, we go over the true story of WINNIE THE FRITZIN' POOH. That's right! Winne The Pooh was kinda based on a real bear! Then we talk about Wojtek. Wojtek was an Iranian brown bear that was destined for an early grave. The cub's mother was killed by hunters leaving poor little Wojtek to fend for himself. But then he met a group of Polish soldiers who would change his life forever. What happens next is insane but it ends with Wojtek being an official member of the Polish Military. All hail Wojtek!

What is the cause of our obsession with the mafia? Is it the violence? The money? The drugs? The women? Maybe. Or maybe in the early days it was the rags to riches stories behind the mobsters. The children of immigrants from Italy, Ireland, and various other parts of Europe. Their parents made the harrowing journey across the Atlantic to be greeted in New York city by lady liberty.

They came here for a better life, and it was some of the next generation that found a much quicker, much more dangerous route to that promised land. For Charles "Lucky" Luciano it was a game of dice that changed his life, and the lives of countless other people. Countless other children of hardworking immigrants. Hit the play button and hear all about his rise to power.

Narcotics have played a huge role in human history, and WW2 was no different. Every side experimented with drugs to create a "super soldier" but it seems like the nazis took that to another level. Those goose-stepping, Hugo Boss wearing, ass hats loved METH and a bunch of other stuff. The king of turd island was no different, Adolf Hitler (AKA Wolf as he referred to himself) was a full-blown junkie by the end of the war. Who/what turned the ultimate straight-laced group of people into junkies? Tune in for a hilarious episode of The Fritz Boyz Podcast to find out!

Chuck Norris jokes should be changed to John McAfee jokes. Bold statement we know, but take a dive into the John McAfee story and tell us it's not a wild ride. How do people like McAfee maintain their stressful high paying jobs while battling a drinking/drug problem? They write the code for an anti-virus program then sell the company for $100 million. Obliviously.

Once that thrill has passed you have to keep going. The next logical step is to attempt taking over a small Central American country with the help of crooked cops and gang members. After that, well you'll just have to press play and find out.

Lord Byron! Probably the coolest of the romantic poets. Not only is Byron known for his contributions to 19th-century literature, but he is also known for general badassery. Byron lived an exciting life. Mixing and mingling with London elite society, sleeping with whoever he wanted, drinking his way through Europe, boxing, gambling, drinking, owning a bear and so much more. Put on your fanciest outfit and join us this week!