If there is a part one, unfortunately, there has to be a part 2, and with This part two we go from lighthearted "fun" to seriously dark territory. If last week left you a little upset, we warn you and completely understand if you skip out of this week. This episode is the type of episode we created the After Dark addition. This week we delve into the multiple child murders of Albert Fish but it ends on a high note as we talk about the detective straight from a Humphrey Bogart movie that eventually captured the Boogeyman.

Four hoaxes are the topic today. From Switzerland's pasta orchards to a plan to save Manhattan from sinking, we cover some rather ballsy people as they scam, lie and swindle

It's a big day as we tackle one of the most famous true crime topics ever, Albert Fish. In the first part we discuss Fish's childhood and the origins of the most infamous child killer who ever lived. A man so evil he was given numerous nicknames. The Grey Man, The Werewolf of Wisteria, The Moon Maniac, The Brooklyn Vampire, and The Boogeyman. It is our first After Dark episode so listener discretion is advised. We discuss torture, sadism, sexual perversion, and cannibalism.

Three stories this week, we tell the story of the old lady who found an ingenious way to dry her dog, a woman who could not get tan enough and a man who thought more was better only to be outdone by his car.

There is a lot of Pirate talk in this one folks. From POTC references to Pirates Creed Black Assassins to of course One Piece. Today we are joined by the lovable Kat as we discuss the legend of The Kraken which leads us to the real life disaster of the Whale ship Essex, A story so legendary, it provided the inspiration to one of the most famous novels ever written: Herman Melville's "Moby Dick." Also, Rubin creates a new sexual position called the "Nantucket Sleighride." Don't try to figure it out, just let him explain it. Also enjoy the siren call of Kat as she provides a little siren song to start and end the show.

You guys will not know the horror we went through before recording this for another week. But, trust us, we needed something short and sweet to reignite our faith in humanity. So, Rubin Shanghaied this episode and found four fun tales of a scandalous nature.

This week, the boys are joined once again by Sharknado 3's own Will Wiley as they discuss the legend of the Mothman. From his humble beginnings as a "brown man" to the Greeklike Golden God that blesses the streets of Point Pleasant, West Virginia. Things get a little weird as we test the boundaries if what is normal when it comes to lusting after a mythical cryptid.

Curiosity killed the Kat, but our dear Kat came back. Kat joins us for 4 short legends from the dusty bin of urban legends. One of which is a peek at this week's main episode, the Mothman.

In a one time reversal of release dates, Hometown Haints comes on a Wednesday and Cafe Gossip will be on Friday this week because of a running joke that starts here because we recorded out of order. See, I'm looking out for you. Also, we discuss the Weeping Elm of Peoria Asylum and the Exploding Bishop of St Augustine.

In part two, we look at one of the most vicious warlords ever to lord a war. Vlad Tepes, better known as Vlad the Impaler, even better known as Vlad Dracula, the supposed inspiration of Bram Stokers prototypical creature of the night. We are joined by Marky Marksman who decided to give us another try after the Krampus episode.