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In today's spooky edition of Immature History, we're headed across the pond! Meghan tells us the unsettling story of Burke and Hare's murder dolls and Madison creeps us out with the story of the devil's footprints.
There are two types of people in this world: those who’ve seen every episode of SpongeBob, and those who haven’t. And today, we’re talking to both of them as we visit Count Orlok's Nightmare Gallery in Salem, Massachusetts!
It's another edition of Immature History: Spooky October edition! In today's episode, we learn all about the Great Amherst Mystery and the mysterious fate of the Roanoke colony.
It's still October and we are still feeling spooky! Today we travel to the haunting capital of middle America, apparently: the Museum of Shadows in Omaha, Nebraska.
Get ready to get cozy and queasy, Campers! Today, Meghan tells us all about the New England Vampire Panic and Madison gives us the history of the feet that sometimes wash up on beaches in the Pacific Northwest.
Content warning: this one is a little gory and there are brief mentions of suicide - take care when listening!
Hello, Campers and welcome to Spooky Season!! We catch up on all our favorite spooky tv and movies, and then Meghan takes us to one of the Virginias (turns out it's West) for the Mothman Museum.
It's Spooky Season Lite(TM)! We are easing our way into the most macabre time of year with the story of Cynthia the Mannequin and Granny Ripper.
In today's episode, we laugh, we cry, we make puns. Madison takes us to Gettysburg, PA where we visit Mister Ed's Elephant Museum and Candy Emporium.
On today's episode of Immature History, Meghan tells us all about spite fences and Madison tells us what is true and false in the urban legends surrounding the Lincoln and Kennedy assassinations.
In today's episode we get waaaay too detailed about our love of chocolate as Meghan takes us through some of the many museums around the world devoted to everybody's favorite sweet. We also talk about Game of Thrones and project our jealousy of British accents.
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Two amateur/immature historians explore the bizarre, disturbing, and hilarious world of museums.