This week, the World-Weary women unearth extinct megafauna! In 1987, cavers discover a large mummified claw in the side of a mountain: Violet explores a land of birds and the rapid extermination of the massive Moa. Cassiopeia sinks into the petrifying period of Earth's history when gigantic scorpions ruled both sea and land...

This week, the World-Weary women bring fascinating culinary tales to the table. Cassiopeia serves up a Greek goddess superfood: learn the magical properties and unusual history hidden within the artichoke heart. Violet checks the cannibalistic claims surrounding a festive Mexican meat stew, Pozole, the recipe for which dates back to the time of the Aztec Empire.

The World-Weary women return to their doomsday bunker to retrieve top-secret listener stories of the strange and stressful kind. Get spooked by an unforgettable halloween spirit-board experience, a first-hand witness account of the 1997 Phoenix Lights, a creepy case of stalking and a red UFO spotted from an an ancient hilltop ruin.

This week, the World-Weary women gather together a green-themed episode. Violet explains how the U.S. urban legend of the "Green Man" that haunts State Route 351 has a very real and tragic origin story. Cassiopeia gets herbal with a fascinating history of medical cannabis in China.

This week, the World-Weary women treat themselves to tales of terror. When a hippo capsizes a holiday-maker's fishing boat in crocodile-infested waters, all manner of awful wildlife attacks ensue: Cassiopeia tells of a terrifying night on the Zambezi river. Violet presents a horrific case of grave-robbing in 19th century Ohio: the body-snatching scandal of the late John Scott Harrison.

This week, the World-Weary women discuss deeds of divination! Violet presents the occult partnership of Elizabethan Court Astrologer, John Dee, and Medium-turned-Alchemist, Edward Kelley; who held seances with angels in their quest for knowledge. Cassiopeia looks at the traditional magic spells and games that are said to help you foresee your future lover.

This week, the World-Weary women bring scary stories of discovery! Cassiopeia presents the mindblowing mission of Apollo 13; a journey to the moon that almost resulted in total disaster. On a dark December evening, reports of a car crash lead Surrey Police to make an unexpected and chilling discovery: Violets explains the A3 Ghost Crash.

This week, the World-Weary women release terrifying monsters from their podcast dungeon. Violet looks at a Cornish cryptid, The Beast of Bodmin Moor, and the ever persistent rumour that three pumas were released into the English countryside by a dodgy zoo-keeper in 1978. Cassiopeia introduces the Strigoi: Romanian mythology talks of people returning from the grave as vampiric spirits that terrorise the living.

This week, the World-Weary women call on show-biz ghosts! Cassiopeia rounds up cursed movies and haunted film sets, including a soap opera where ghostly happenings stopped some actors from filming a Halloween special. Violet reads the account of a paranormal investigator who claims that his life was ruined by the spirit of a circus ringmaster.

This week, the World-Weary women enchant with stories of sorcery from the past. Violet introduces the unjust case of "The Witch of Eye": a cowherder's wife who read fortunes, brewed potions and became embroiled in a royal scandal. Cassiopeia looks at witchcraft in Ancient Greece and the famous thinkers who were considered to be sorcerers.