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This episode brought to you by probiotic thoughts.
Lisa skips confession and opts for the age-old tradition of sin-eating.
Whitney details the mysterious disappearance and unexpected reappearance of Steven Kubacki.
Hayly joins a gang of buffoons who plot to steal the body of President Abraham Lincoln and hold it for ransom.
This episode brought to you by the Ikea family.
Whitney fails upward with three of the worst startups of all time.
Hayly remembers the life and mysterious death of Ronni Chasen, publicist to the stars.
Lisa is allured by the sordid and audacious history of Princess Caraboo.
This episode brought to you by the color brown.
Lisa hikes into the outback to find Australia's newly sighted Yowies.
Carina cashes in her fake money in the sandy ex-town of Singapore, Michigan.
Whitney makes a bet with the Comte de Rochambeau.
This episode brought to you by sweet old ladies.
Rebecca Cohen uncovers the real life horror inspiration for A Nightmare on Elm Street, Asian Death Syndrome.
Lisa encounters Dorthea Puente, a sweet elderly woman in appearance, but a killer and swindler by nature.
Whitney discusses the origins of Santa Claus, and hops down the chimney with the original Saint Nicholas.
This episode brought to you by the future of plastics.
Whitney runs down the list of the world's most dangerous toys, including your own at home radioactive energy lab.
Hayly details the mediocrity of Amy Bishop, a female mass murderer and delusional intellectual.
Lisa recounts the heroic journey of Joe Medicine Crow, a Native American writer, historian and war chief of the Crow Nation.
This episode brought to you by flirtatious bible verses.
Lisa sashays into the American National Ballet that was founded and mismanaged by two skilled liars, Ashely & Doug Benefield, with political ties that go all the way to the top of the GOP.
Whitney goes nuclear with America's most deadly energy drink, Radithor.
Hayly accidentally researched a story we've done in the past year (see S2 EP 47: Focusing on the Peen Shredding for Celestial Seasonings & the Urantia cult), so she's just here for color commentating!
This episode brought to you by bag ladies.
Hayly unravels the mysterious and unsolved case of the Sodder family.
Whitney wrestles with wild tales of the Redneck Rave.
Lisa details the tragic Keddie camping murders.
This episode brought to you by the Crypt Keeper.
Rebecca Cohen finds the deadly and lonely tale of Joyce Carol Vincent.
Lisa recounts a 5 limbed monster in Enfield, the haunted Hotel del Salto in Colombia, and the story behind the term "saved by the bell."
Whitney scales the walls of Fort Monroe, Virginia. A base so haunted that the U.S. Army acknowledges its existence.
This episode brought to you by schlamassels.
Carina sinks into two of America's most poorly designed skyscrapers, The Millennium Building in San Francisco and 432 Park Avenue in New York City.
Lisa explores the tragic death of Brittany Murphy and her creepy husband Simon Monjack.
Whitney time travels to the Roman empire where an ambitious poisoner known as Locusta of Gaul learns how to make a killing in her field.
This episode brought to you by the spirit of Johnny Weir.
Whitney jumps into a variety of haunted lakes.
Lisa takes a stab at the history of Sid Vicious & Nancy Spungen.
Hayly details the lives of Ron & Joy Holiday and Chuck Lizza, who danced a little too close to their performance tigers and didn't end up quite as lucky as Siegfried & Roy.
From the publisher's feed
Whitney LeMond, Lisa Friedrich, and Carina Magyar get together, get tipsy, and tell each other the craziest stories they can find.
Artwork by Grace Svoboda. Theme music by Arielle…