The hosts dive into the hate group The Golden Dawn.

This episode dives into the disturbing world of hate groups, focusing primarily on the Westboro Baptist Church (WBC) and its founder, Fred Phelps. The hosts discuss the origins of the WBC, its extreme beliefs, and the church's notorious protests against various groups, particularly the LGBTQ community. They explore Phelps's background, the evolution of the church's tactics, and the legal battles that have ensued due to their actions. The conversation also touches on the family dynamics within the church, the experiences of defectors, and the broader societal implications of hate speech and protest.

In this episode the hosts recap their series that covered topics such as missing murdered indigenous women, the me-too movement, the real monsters of Hollywood and satanic panic.

This episode delves into the phenomenon of Satanic Panic, exploring its origins, cultural influences, and the consequences of unfounded accusations. The hosts discuss the impact of media, high-profile cases, and the misconceptions surrounding Satanism, while also addressing real instances of ritual abuse. The episode concludes with reflections on societal fears and the importance of understanding the true nature of abuse.

In this episode the hosts go over the life and achievements of Nellie Bly.

In this episode, the hosts cover the life of the legendary spy, Noor Inayat Khan.

In this episode, Amy and Rox delve into the critical issue of missing and murdered Indigenous women and children, highlighting the staggering statistics and systemic failures that contribute to this crisis. They discuss the historical context of violence against Indigenous populations, rooted in colonization and racism, and present alarming data on the rates of violence faced by Indigenous women in both the United States and Canada. The conversation emphasizes the urgent need for awareness and action, as well as the ongoing struggles faced by families seeking justice for their loved ones.

In this episode, the hosts go over the history of the Night Witches.

In this episode, the hosts cover atrocities that have impacted the lives of many people who worked in show business and Hollywood since the beginning.

This conversation delves into the Me Too movement, exploring its origins, impact, and the ongoing challenges faced by survivors of sexual violence. The hosts discuss the statistics surrounding sexual assault, the backlash from movements like HimToo, and the global response to Me Too. They emphasize the importance of community support and resources available for survivors, while also addressing the critical issue of consent and accountability in society.