Morgan and Heather take you to 19th century New Orleans in Episode 9, regaling you with the tales of the legendary Marie Laveau, the Voodoo Queen of Nola, and Marie Delphine LaLaurie, who tortured and killed dozens of servants in her French Quarter basement. October creepiness abounds!

In Episode 8, an astonishing turn of events: Morgan and Heather choose the SAME BETCH...and she is well worth the hype. 'Countess Dracula,' Elizabeth Bathory, is hailed as the most prolific female serial killer; her sadistic inclinations wreaked havoc on Transylvania in the early 17th century, consuming the lives of a legendary 650 victims.

Episode 7 tackles the harrowing tale of Leonarda Cianciulli, the Soap Maker (AND SERIAL KILLER) of Correggio, and the pioneering efforts of African-American prohibition-era mob boss Stephanie St. Clair. Woah, betches!

Episode 6 brings you the lives of hatchet-wielding-Temperance-advocate, Carrie Nation, and the first true feminist philosopher, Mary Wollstonecraft, who wrote 'A Vindication of the Rights of Women,' which dared to suggest that both sexes were intellectually equal. Shocking betches!

This week, Heather and Morgan fill you in on the little-known stories of Irena Sendler, who saved the lives of over 2,500 Jewish children during the Holocaust, and Nellie Bly, a journalist who not only went around the world in LESS than 80 days (suck it, Jules Vern!), but also exposed the horrifying conditions of turn of the century 'lunatic asylums.'

This week, Heather and Morgan fill you in on the little-known stories of Irena Sendler, who saved the lives of over 2,500 Jewish children during the Holocaust, and Nellie Bly, a journalist who not only went around the world in LESS than 80 days (suck it, Jules Vern!), but also exposed the horrifying conditions of turn of the century 'lunatic asylums.'

This week we break it down with the tale of Saint Olga, who was responsible for the annihilation of an entire empire, and the rags-to-riches-to-rags story of Baby Doe Tabor, the Silver Queen of the Wild West.

In Episode 3, we bring you the tales of militant/martyr Suffragette, Emily Davison, and the inventor of the brassiere, Caresse Crosby....one helped support women's right to vote, and one helped support women's....well, you know.

In this episode, not only are both mics functioning, but we tell you the story of heiress Gloria Vanderbilt (Anderson Cooper's mom!) and the first woman executed by the US Federal Government, Mary Surratt. Thanks for sticking with us through the sound troubles! Rock on, betches!

In this episode, not only are both mics functioning, but we tell you the story of heiress Gloria Vanderbilt (Anderson Cooper's mom!) and the first woman executed by the US Federal Government, Mary Surratt. Thanks for sticking with us through the sound troubles! Rock on, betches!