From 1888–1891, an unknown assailant killed five women in the East End of London, going down in history was one of the world's most famous serial killers.

When it comes to serial killers, terminology and classifications are important things to understand.

Area 51 is a highly classified U.S. Air Force Base that has been home to numerous avionic projects over the years, and is often at the center of some of the world's more outlandish conspiracy theories.

Recording live in Atlanta, this week Stephen and Myke talk about one of the great debates in modern culture: which way toilet paper should hang from its roll.

Thank you to Julia Skott for the amazing artwork!

Everyone's favorite pocketable candy has a long history of making people smile.

A falling coconut can be deadly, but it's not as common as a tragedy as the press makes it out to be.

America wasn't going to take Europe's supersonic transport project lying down. The federal government helped fund the Boeing 2707, a response to Concorde that would never fly.

Today, we all know vampires are fictional, but in the late 1800s, many believed they inflicted disease on their still-alive family members.

Sitting Presidents have a pretty set of wheels, but they aren't allowed to drive.

Is it a day to celebrate love, or a scam by greeting card companies? Dive into this and the weird history of Valentine's Day this week with Stephen and Myke, who neglected to exchange gifts to mark the holiday.