Who F**ken Knows

In this episode, Taylor talks about Danny Casolaro, a journalist who possibly knew too much. Lexy tells the ladies about an attempted murder inspired by Slender Man. Angela dives into mysterious radio stations used by spies to communicate.

In this episode, Angela talks about NASA and the US Military getting hacked in 2002. Lexy discusses a comet worshipping cult that performed a mass suicide. Taylor tells the ladies about a man being haunted by a little boy ghost with a deformed head.

In this episode, The Electronic Bar helps the ladies get spooky as Taylor tells us about an unsolved murder, Angela talks about the lights on the moon, and Lexy shares encounters with... demon children?

This episode the ladies of WFK focus on the many strange, mysterious phenomenon found in the natural world…

“Science cannot solve the ultimate mystery of nature. And that is because, in the last analysis, we ourselves are a part of the mystery that we are trying to solve.” - Max Planck

This week Angela informs the group that we humans are indeed attempting to mine on the moon! Lexy shares the incredible survival story of Mary Vincent. Taylor tells us a mysterious tale involving a series of strange letters that start as psychological torture but quickly escalate...

For this week's minisode, the ladies of WFK dive into conspiracies around famous deaths. Taylor talks about Tupac, Angela talks about Michael Jackson and Lexy talks about Princess Diana

In this episode, Taylor tells the wild tale of a group that terrorized various companies in Japan called The Monster with 21 Faces, who's identity and motives remain unknown. Lexy shares some strange stories of Dèjà Vu. Angela takes us on an adventure full of discovery, and still some mystery with her telling of the Cave of Crystals.

In this minisode, we talk all about witches! From the origin, to modern day witches, tune into this lil episode to hear about some badass magic women. Who F**ken Knows, maybe it'll convince to become a witch yourself...

We are back! In this episode, Angela drops some knowledge on what is known as "America's Stonehenge"; cryptic stones in Georgia with warnings of an apocalypse. Taylor tells the horrifying story of the Wesson Family Cult and the tragedies that follow. Lexy discusses an urban legend involving perhaps a long lost relative of our favorite guy, Bigfoot.

In this minisode, the ladies talk about murders that happened in each of their hometowns.

Lexy talks about a potential serial killer who tormented the island of Kauai in the year 2000, Angela talks about a group of kids attacked in their own home by a man with a pitchfork, and Taylor talks about several murderers including a serial killer who made an appearance on a dating show.