This week, we're discussing both the true story behind The Exorcist and its cursed movie set. Tangents include Zak Bagans, the City Museum, and New Zealand.

This week, we're discussing the St. Louis Jane Doe, a sad unsolved murder that hits a little too close to home. Tangents include weekly ailments, Air Force idiosyncrasies, and growth spurts.

This week, Hannah interviews her friend Matthew about communism.

Also, we did not realize until way too late that this episode comes out on the day of the inauguration. This episode has absolutely nothing to with the inauguration, it was just weird timing.

We'll be back with a normal episode next week!

This week, we're discussing Aimo Koivunen, a Finnish soldier who embarked on an...interesting ski trip. Tangents include caffeine, ER trips, and our usefulness in an emergency.

Surprise! Rather than force you to listen to us rant before getting to the actual episode, we decided to make the rant its own episode. This conversation mostly focuses on the storming of the U.S. Capitol on January 6, 2021, but in true Triad fashion does veer off-course every now and then.

This week, we're discussing Vera Renczi, a woman who had a dark secret hidden in her basement (or did she?). Tangents include Chernobyl, citation styles, and Reddit.

This week, we're discussing Gloria Ramirez, a woman whose death has spawned several conspiracy theories. Tangents include Valium, weird professors, and NCIS.

This week, we're discussing some seasonal Icelandic folklore. Tangents include our pets, the psyche of Millennials, and The Hobbit.

This week, we're discussing Amelia Dyer, a woman who discovered a money-making scheme which resulted in the deaths of hundreds of children. Tangents include Eliza Hamilton, Google searches, and modern medicine.

This week, we're discussing the Road of Bones, a gulag project that lead to the deaths of thousands of prisoners. Tangents include maps, typos, and Joseph Stalin.