Wild Wild What: The Facts!

We're back and boy do we have an episode for you! Lauren tells the story of a mysterious lake--it didn't end well for many of its visitors. Next, Jared tells a heartwarming story. Nah, I'm just kinding. This one is dark as well. You won't want to miss this weeks episode of wild facts!

This week, what happens when there's not enough food to go around? And, a Sasquatch and a spooky abandoned town. Lauren and Jared explore the dark side of human nature what lurks in the deep wilds of Alaska! You won't want to miss this!!

Hey What the Facters! Are you ready for Halloween in December again, for the 3rd time, only in...October, you know...the month Halloween is in? Well, thanks to our busy schedules we decided to dig into the vault and bring back this fun episode just in time for the holidays! Don't worry, new programming is coming soon! 

Hey what the facters! Ever wondered why you fear a black cat crossing your path (don't, cats are awesome!) or why your 12 friends never invite you to any gatherings?? Well this week's episode is for you!! So stay tuned and here's hoping you're at least a little stitious.  

This week on wwwtf, we discuss the legendary feud between the Hatfields and the McCoys, and is leather thicker than blood? These shoe heads certainly thought so.

This week we continue our special on Hollywood by discussing the birth of the city itself! 

This week on WWWTFs, we focus on Hollywood! This week we learn all about the tragic life of Francis Farmer, a Hollywood star with very real struggles.

So the WWWTF crew got busy or procrastinated, or... something. We thought it would be fun to revisit one of our early episodes. So, here you go!

This week on WWWTF Silence is golden! And we spent some time... uh... measuring whose is bigger??? The founding fathers were wild! You won't want to miss this one!

Hey What the Facters! This week the team discusses the craziest most idiotic weapons history could come up with.  Warning!! Animal lovers may not like what they hear as these weapons were not always the most humane.