Yeah, That Happened

Is that a new catchphrase I hear?? Probably not, but a girl can dream. This week we dive into the strangeness of cursed objects. Nikki talks about a cursed chair, Busbys Stoop Chair and all the drama and tragedy that has befallen all who dare to sit in it. Joyce tells us about a cursed painting, The Hands Resist Him. Featuring the most terrifying self portrait we've ever seen. 

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We found Doogie Howsers con artist brother?! But actually we're just talking about mysterious appearances/ people with a mysterious past. Joys begins her apology tour for last weeks gin ramble and ends up talking about Kaspar Hauser, who just wanted to be a cavalryman as his father was but instead spent his life as a Kardashian on the run from assassins. Nikki doesn't bring the mood down (for once) and talks about Jerome of Nova Scotia who was found legless (literally) on a beach and whose identity remains a mystery...

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This was a bad idea. Not as bad of an idea as the Altamont Free Concert, or abandoning your 2 year old for gin. But still bad. This week we stayed up way past our bedtimes and Nikki harshed everyones vibe talking about the disaster that was the Murder of Meredith Hunter during the Rolling Stones concert at Altamont. While Joyce rambled her way through the 5 decade long Gin craze of the 1700s. We also discover that she's not the first genius (sarcasm) to mix her gin and coffee. 

Joyce talks about Charlotte Badger, the first pirate lass to visit visit New Zealand, after hijacking a transport boat of course! And Nikki demands to be called the Terror of the Tasman after getting a new idol/life coach in the form of Cheng Shih, the Pirate Queen of China.

Theories abound today as we talk about a mysterious Royal death that may or may not have been accidental and Joyce gets gin when Nikki covers Gilles de Rais, widely considered to be the fist documented serial killer. 

Is it Bell Witch or Blair Witch? We'll never know. Wade through our sleep deprivation with us this week to hear our first Witchy Woman episode about the Bell Witch, Kate Batts. 

This week we get consumptive talking about the New England vampire panic, which was surprisingly recent? So make a soup from your loved ones vital organ ash and join us as Joyce talks about Frederick Ransom and Nikki tells the tale of the Vampire of Manchester, Rachel Harris

This week is hard. With everything going on we thought we would talk about the heartbreaking cases of Breonna Taylor and Eleanor Bumpurs, systemic racism, and how we need to do better. Black Lives Matter.

No music this week as it just doesn't feel appropriate. 

This week we find out why telescope size matters and just when did history start exactly? Joyce takes us through some historic sightings of UFO's while Nikki talks about our favourite alien joyriding huckster, George Adamski.

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We've broken out of the middle ages today! Turns out speciesist IS already a word that Joyce did not just make up. Today we chat about animal trials and why you should avoid Amazon. Joyce covers the monkey tried as a French spy. And Nikki gets depressing with the story of Murderous Mary the Elephant. 

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