In this episode, I dive into the world of South African folklore. I discuss three short stories that give us a brief introduction to the more ghostly and mythical side of the country.

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In this episode, we discuss the case of the infamous Gentleman Skyjacker. Known better as D.B. Cooper, I'll go through the crime, the FBI case, and my personal opinions on who the infamous D.B. Cooper was. Join me as we dive into the FBIs only unsolved skyjacking case.

In this episode I dive head first into the search for the mythical lost city of Atlantis, from Plato to the modern day I try to determine whether the city exists or is just an allegory written by an old philosopher who sometimes liked to troll his readers.

In this season 4 premiere, we are doing a deep dive into the story of the Mothman. A humanoid bird like creature who terrorized a small West Virginia town in the 1960s. Who now supposedly resides in Chicago to this very day. Is it a demon? An alien? An interdemensional being. Join me while we figure it out.

In this season finale episode I dive into the subject of the Devil himself. From his historic orgins to his influence on history all the way to the media we consume today. This is a unique look on the concept, the myth, the idea of Satan. Support me on patreon link below.

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In this episode, I dive into the epic mystery surrounding the life of the infamous Grigori Rasputin. The infamous Mad monk who won the adoration of Czar Nicholas II and his wife Alexandra Feodorovna for his divine ability to treat their sons hemophilia. It is believed hus power and influence led to a loss of faith in the monarchy and brought forth the destruction of the mighty Russian Empire.

On this food based episode, I explore the various urban legends that have popped up in our supermarkets, our restaurants, and our dinner tables. From Coca Cola to McDonald's to Spam, let's taste some history.

In this episode, I discuss the possibilities of alternate universes, alternate realities, and some accounts that may give weight to the idea that we are all living in a multiverse.

In this episode, I explore the real history of Rapa Nui, also known as Easter Island, in a search to find whether the prevaling myth, that the native inhabitants were the harbingers of their own ecological destruction, holds any truth to it. Not only do I find that this myth is completely based on and racist notions, but the exact opposite is true. Join me as I explore the mysterious Easter Island.