This Is True

To what lengths would you go for your freedom?

Even though meteorites fall to earth all the time, there's been only a single incidence in recorded history where one has actually struck a person, and she survived. But this extremely rare extraterrestrial event was the beginning of the end for a young Central Alabama woman.

In continuation of the last episode on the history of the Hollywoodland sign, let's examine a few of the real stories and lives that circled around the famous landmark over the decades.

Guest: James MacMillan

From a real estate billboard to an industry icon, and everything in between - this is the story of the Hollywoodland sign.

Guest: James MacMillan

It’s a Democracy of Ham and Eggs, a Shrine of Friendship, and the weirdest little club you’ve never heard of, until now.

Guest: James MacMillan

A creepy, crawly, culinary adventure.

The truth is more gruesome than you’d imagine.

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Sometimes our bodies turn on us, and there's nothing we can do to stop it. This is the story of Harry Raymond Eastlack, Jr. The man who slowly turned into a solid statue of pure skeleton.

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You know it. You drew it. Come learn about where the hell it might have come from!

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Did people ever really wear peg legs, or is this just a pop culture myth? If true, did pirates or sailors ever wear them? If not, where the hell did this legend come from?

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