Weird Brunch

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Whitney visits the bookstore with Mariko Ayoki and instantly drops a deuce. 

Lisa follows a Trump loving idiot named Larry Rudolph & his wife Bianca to Africa for a hunt of a different kind. 

Hayly gets behind the wheel of a Pinto and prays for an effective bumper. 

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Whitney's up a creek with a couple Californians searching for sunken treasure along the Texas Gulf Coast.

Lisa raises the dead with the corpse coronation of Ines de Castro.

Hayly discovers the new record for the world's biggest piece of shit, Richard Schmidt, who attempted to murder his ex-girlfriend, Janice Trahan.

(Note: this was recorded on May 28, 2022 & it took me forever to edit. SORRY. Also, that's why there's a few references to "current" events that now seem less than current.)

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Carina is back with the story of Malcolm MacDonald, who lost his "manhood" but found a new one on his arm.

Whitney gets lost in the desert in Kenny Veach's mysterious M Cave.

Lisa takes us around the world in 200 million years to Novopangea.

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Special guest Rebe Cohen introduces us to astronomer and noseless legend, Tycho Brahe.

Whitney shares the story of one of the worst boyfriends of all time, Nelson Roth.

Lisa rents a home in jolly old 18th century England.

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Whitney gets a glimpse of the elusive Los Angeles billboard icon, Angelyne.

Hayly uncovers the Mormon roots of Go Ask Alice, the 1970s "true diary" account of a good girl succumbing to hippie drug culture.

Lisa prowls the globe for the origins of Catwoman and her less hot sister, cat lady.

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Lisa travels the world with Michael Mikulec and his book of signatures.

Whitney details the mysterious disappearance of David Lewis.

Hayly recounts the infectious tale of Gloria Ramirez, the "Toxic Lady."

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Hayly befriends the original 1800s rich-people-swindler, Cassie Chadwick.

Whitney defines job catfishing: what Ali Ayad did when he founded the 2020 fake digital design agency MadBird, and robbed hundreds of people of their services for 6 months. 

Lisa gives us the science behind bad vibes, and the now-proven reason behind getting the willies. 

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Whitney investigates the conflicting life and death of Cindy James.

Hayly exposes the lies and delusions of influencer Belle Gibson.

Lisa takes us on a Gilded Age tour of New York real estate. 

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Whitney launches into Starfish Prime and the race to nuclear bombs in space.

Lisa tracks the infamous Kandahar Giant that was purportedly taken down by U.S. special forces in Afghanistan in 2002.

Hayly encounters Gregor MacGregor, a Scottish conman who defrauded hundreds while creating 1822's own Fyre Fest, aka Poyais.

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Hayly gets acquainted with Billy Cottrell, the original "Florida Man" mayor of Cedar Key who reigned as a tyrant until U.S. forces intervened.

Whitney details the history of Martha's Vineyard Sign Language. 

Lisa discusses the abduction and disappearance of six-year-old Timmothy Pitzen.