The Legendary Tales

Isadora semi-investigates semi-rants about the Church practise of snakes handling in the Appalachian mountains in this special bonus episode! 

In part one Isadora looks at Foggy London Town and how Pea Soup Fog was even more disgusting than in sounds. In part two Adam takes time to explain the Chernobyl disaster and the devastating effect it had on people.

In part one Isadora looks at Foggy London Town and how Pea Soup Fog was even more disgusting than in sounds. In part two Adam takes time to explain the Chernobyl disaster and the devastating effect it had on people.

Adam gives a quick run down as to why so many space-centric scientific discoveries come out of one Hawaiian mountain.

In the first of our two part episode Adam talked about the Muskingum County Animal Farm Massacre in 2011, which resulted in the senseless death of many exotic animals and new welfare laws. In part two Isadora looks at how England became home to Big Cats, including their real life sightings and captures - and a few less convincing tales.

https://www.gq.com/story/terry-thompson-ohio-zoo-massacre-chris-heath-gq-february-2012

In the first of our two part episode Adam talks about the Muskingum County Animal Farm Massacre in 2011, which resulted in the death of many exotic animals and new welfare laws. In part two Isadora looks at how England became home to Big Cats, including their real life sightings and captures - and a few less convincing tales.

https://www.gq.com/story/terry-thompson-ohio-zoo-massacre-chris-heath-gq-february-2012

Isadora does a quick run through of all the government agencies that the USA has run through in their quest to disprove aliens - including the infamous Blue Book and the more recent work by Marco Rubio.

Adam looks at Oumuamua a mysterious rock hurtling through space from a place far beyond our galaxy. Is it an alien ship sent to spy on us? Or a part of planet pulled apart by its own sun.

Isadora (an avid horse aficionado) talks to Adam about one of her favourite things - cowboys from around the world - in particular the Gauchos of Argentina. Special bonus episode.

Adam investigates two serial killers in Louisiana whose bizarre behavior created vampire myths. Isadora takes a run at voodoo and one of its most famous practitioners.

Isadora investigates the difficult topic of the Nazis who escaped using ratlines into Argentina. She also educates Adam on the involvement of the United States government and the Catholic Church in their escape. Adam talks about rougarou, a French-monster tale that made its way to America.