Hayly gives us the royal(s) and we guess the scandal that could have been their downfall.
Lisa quizzes us on what crimes various celebs have been arrested for abroad. 
Whitney - guess the highest-grossing box office films from the 90s by the actors involved. 

Lisa recounts one of Texas' almost forgotten tragedies, the New London School Explosion of 1937.
Whitney hops back to the Gilded Age to visit the weird Wendel family - one of NYC's original rich families that decided to fully commit to never keeping up with the times. 
Hayly becomes a thieving menace with Barbara Erni, the Liechtensteinian red-haired legend AKA Golden Boos.

Hayly gets spooked by doppelgangers and bad omens.

Whitney travels back 900,000 years to find our ancestors on the brink of extinction. 

Lisa picks a fight with WCCW wrestler Gino Hernandez. 

Whitney sinks with the Venetians at Pink Floyd's show in 1989.

Lisa lifts weights for Jesus with her Muscular Christian friends.

Hayly heads to the Isle of Man to befriend a ghost mongoose named Gef. 

Whitney dances to the strange Italian beats and gibberish lyrics of Adriano Celentano's "Prisencolinensinainciusol."

Lisa revisits the Trinity Test Site in Los Alamos and uncovers the atrocious conditions the native population endured before, during, and after the Manhattan Project.

Hayly joins Australia's Tromp Family on what is sure to be one of the most mysterious disappearances of the century. 

Lisa invites us to attend the first drag balls with their inventor and queer pioneer William Dorsey Swann.

Hayly journeys across France with the cross-dressing, bisexual, swordswoman, opera singer, Julie d'Aubigny.

Whitney boards Aloha Airlines Flight 243 - the terrifying flight and miracle landing that could have been much, much worse. 

Lisa shows us the importance of functioning egresses at the infamous 1942 Cocoanut Grove nightclub fire. 

Whitney loses her voice trying to perfect her own version of every film buff's favorite inside joke, the Wilhelm Scream.

Hayly joins a house of ill-repute with a surprisingly reputable madam, Pearl de Vere, the "soiled dove of Cripple Creek."

Whitney packs up her stuff and moves to a new apartment every year in NYC on everyone's favorite holiday, Moving Day!

Lisa races down America's rivers in a steamboat only to end in the worst maritime disaster in the USA, the wreck of the Sultana.

Hayly is put on trial with Isobel Gowdie for being the witch of the century. 

Hayly lives the 1930s socialite dream with Lester Gaba and his enigmatic creation, Cynthia the Gaba girl.

Lisa goes down under to explore the storied life of Black Douglass the Bushranger.

Whitney has a close encounter of the third kind at the Ariel School UFO incident. 

Whitney joins the fan club for The Shaggs, the band that released the worst album ever recorded. 

Lisa tells us just why Dairy Queen is what we like about Texas. 

Hayly lives a hundred lives with the immortal party vampire, Jacques St. Germain. 

Lisa jumps down the throat of the world's most voracious and disgustingly hungry man, Tarrare. 

Hayly heads to Ohio to read all about their dangerous gossip girl, the Circleville Letter Writer. 

Whitney gets conned by the newest addition to the "Anna Delvey Female Fraudster Club," Vietnam's Tina Duong. 

Whitney finds the most appropriate holiday tradition in Spain's Caga Tió.

Lisa details the disappearance of British estate agent Suzy Lamplugh.

Hayly joins the team behind one of the most "successful" bank heists of all time at Brazil's Banco Central Fortaleza.

Lisa joins the Silicon Valley incubator fraternity Launch House and is quickly expelled. 

Whitney gets revenge on the human race with a few cliquey Orcas, an angry elephant, and a few more vengeful animals. 

Hayly exposes one of the longest-running mail scams of all time with "psychic" Maria Duval. 

Whitney visits the little micronation that could, Molossia. 

Hayly joins Johann Georg Schröpfer's Masonic temple and learns how to raise the dead while making money off people. 

Lisa details the gruesome murders of Australia's number one piece of shit rapist, Christopher Wilder. 

Hayly heads west to rob the rich and keep it all with Lord Gordon Gordon. 

Lisa hides out with "missing" Sherri Papini until she decides she's over it.

Whitney stays grounded while Jan Davis and others explore the dangerous world of BASE jumping. 

Whitney goes down under to join the fight in The Emu Wars.

Hayly sinks to a new low with five Titanic conspiracy theories.

Lisa takes us on a lustful excursion to the world's most aroused theme parks, aka pleasure gardens.

Hayly gets brainwashed into Chuck Dederich's Synanon cult, but is rescued by the snakebitten lawyer Paul Morantz.

Whitney empathizes with Cleopatra and her troubles with her little sister, Arsinoe.

Lisa travels to ancient England to find out if King Arthur was a real person. 

Hayly survives the tundra with adventurer Peter Freuchen. 

Lisa explores a budding cult created by the currently incarcerated Rashad Jamal. 

Whitney slips back into the teenage dirtbag days of 1984 and the deadly friendship of Ricky Kasso and Gary Lauwers.

Lisa lassos Misty of Chincoteague as we tour tiny horse island.

Whitney drifts across the plains with the invasive tumbleweed.

Hayly has a high time with Aimo Koivunen, the Finnish soldier who survived a Russian attack in WWII thanks to a near-deadly dose of government-grade methamphetamines.

Whitney visits the bookstore with Mariko Ayoki and instantly drops a deuce. 

Lisa follows a Trump loving idiot named Larry Rudolph & his wife Bianca to Africa for a hunt of a different kind. 

Hayly gets behind the wheel of a Pinto and prays for an effective bumper. 

Whitney's up a creek with a couple Californians searching for sunken treasure along the Texas Gulf Coast.

Lisa raises the dead with the corpse coronation of Ines de Castro.

Hayly discovers the new record for the world's biggest piece of shit, Richard Schmidt, who attempted to murder his ex-girlfriend, Janice Trahan.

(Note: this was recorded on May 28, 2022 & it took me forever to edit. SORRY. Also, that's why there's a few references to "current" events that now seem less than current.)

Carina is back with the story of Malcolm MacDonald, who lost his "manhood" but found a new one on his arm.

Whitney gets lost in the desert in Kenny Veach's mysterious M Cave.

Lisa takes us around the world in 200 million years to Novopangea.

Special guest Rebe Cohen introduces us to astronomer and noseless legend, Tycho Brahe.

Whitney shares the story of one of the worst boyfriends of all time, Nelson Roth.

Lisa rents a home in jolly old 18th century England.

Whitney gets a glimpse of the elusive Los Angeles billboard icon, Angelyne.

Hayly uncovers the Mormon roots of Go Ask Alice, the 1970s "true diary" account of a good girl succumbing to hippie drug culture.

Lisa prowls the globe for the origins of Catwoman and her less hot sister, cat lady.

Lisa travels the world with Michael Mikulec and his book of signatures.

Whitney details the mysterious disappearance of David Lewis.

Hayly recounts the infectious tale of Gloria Ramirez, the "Toxic Lady."

Hayly befriends the original 1800s rich-people-swindler, Cassie Chadwick.

Whitney defines job catfishing: what Ali Ayad did when he founded the 2020 fake digital design agency MadBird, and robbed hundreds of people of their services for 6 months. 

Lisa gives us the science behind bad vibes, and the now-proven reason behind getting the willies. 

Whitney investigates the conflicting life and death of Cindy James.

Hayly exposes the lies and delusions of influencer Belle Gibson.

Lisa takes us on a Gilded Age tour of New York real estate. 

Whitney launches into Starfish Prime and the race to nuclear bombs in space.

Lisa tracks the infamous Kandahar Giant that was purportedly taken down by U.S. special forces in Afghanistan in 2002.

Hayly encounters Gregor MacGregor, a Scottish conman who defrauded hundreds while creating 1822's own Fyre Fest, aka Poyais.

Hayly gets acquainted with Billy Cottrell, the original "Florida Man" mayor of Cedar Key who reigned as a tyrant until U.S. forces intervened.

Whitney details the history of Martha's Vineyard Sign Language. 

Lisa discusses the abduction and disappearance of six-year-old Timmothy Pitzen.

Lisa skips confession and opts for the age-old tradition of sin-eating. 

Whitney details the mysterious disappearance and unexpected reappearance of Steven Kubacki.

Hayly joins a gang of buffoons who plot to steal the body of President Abraham Lincoln and hold it for ransom. 

Whitney fails upward with three of the worst startups of all time.

Hayly remembers the life and mysterious death of Ronni Chasen, publicist to the stars. 

Lisa is allured by the sordid and audacious history of Princess Caraboo.

Lisa hikes into the outback to find Australia's newly sighted Yowies.

Carina cashes in her fake money in the sandy ex-town of Singapore, Michigan.

Whitney makes a bet with the Comte de Rochambeau.

Rebecca Cohen uncovers the real life horror inspiration for A Nightmare on Elm Street, Asian Death Syndrome.

Lisa encounters Dorthea Puente, a sweet elderly woman in appearance, but a killer and swindler by nature.

Whitney discusses the origins of Santa Claus, and hops down the chimney with the original Saint Nicholas.

Whitney runs down the list of the world's most dangerous toys, including your own at home radioactive energy lab.

Hayly details the mediocrity of Amy Bishop, a female mass murderer and delusional intellectual.

Lisa recounts the heroic journey of Joe Medicine Crow, a Native American writer, historian and war chief of the Crow Nation. 

Lisa sashays into the American National Ballet that was founded and mismanaged by two skilled liars, Ashely & Doug Benefield, with political ties that go all the way to the top of the GOP.

Whitney goes nuclear with America's most deadly energy drink, Radithor. 

Hayly accidentally researched a story we've done in the past year (see S2 EP 47: Focusing on the Peen Shredding for Celestial Seasonings & the Urantia cult), so she's just here for color commentating! 

Hayly unravels the mysterious and unsolved case of the Sodder family.

Whitney wrestles with wild tales of the Redneck Rave.

Lisa details the tragic Keddie camping murders.

Rebecca Cohen finds the deadly and lonely tale of Joyce Carol Vincent.

Lisa recounts a 5 limbed monster in Enfield, the haunted Hotel del Salto in Colombia, and the story behind the term "saved by the bell."

Whitney scales the walls of Fort Monroe, Virginia. A base so haunted that the U.S. Army acknowledges its existence. 

Carina sinks into two of America's most poorly designed skyscrapers, The Millennium Building in San Francisco and 432 Park Avenue in New York City.

Lisa explores the tragic death of Brittany Murphy and her creepy husband Simon Monjack.

Whitney time travels to the Roman empire where an ambitious poisoner known as Locusta of Gaul learns how to make a killing in her field. 

Whitney jumps into a variety of haunted lakes. 

Lisa takes a stab at the history of Sid Vicious & Nancy Spungen.

Hayly details the lives of Ron & Joy Holiday and Chuck Lizza, who danced a little too close to their performance tigers and didn't end up quite as lucky as Siegfried & Roy.

Lisa details the war crimes and "salvation" of General Butt Naked in the First Liberian Civil War.

Hayly raps with the Fox sisters, and has some fun with Spiritualism. 

Whitney joins the Barker/Karpis Gang and their crime loving matriarch, Ma Barker.

Lisa details the life of Christine Keeler and the Profumo Affair.

Hayly spills the beans on the McDonald's Hot Coffee Case and scorched grandma, Stella Lieback.

Whitney recounts the near-execution experience of Siti Aisyah, the oblivious assassin. 

Lisa sifts through the dramatic mob story of Bumpy Johnson.

Carina gives the first-person account of the dog lady prison escape.

Whitney recounts Samuel Bronfman's kooky kidnapping.

Carina looks at the (almost) rise and (bloody) fall of Lee Miglin.

Whitney excoriates Thomas Midgley for his bad, bad chemistry.

Lisa revisits the scandal and mystery of Vince Foster's death.

Whitney looks into the Bermuda, wait, no, the Lake Michigan Triangle.

Hayly tells us about "Dr." D. Gary Young's miseducated misadventure to total oiliness.

Lisa dives into the softer side of Yakuza life and its surprising history.

Carina digs into the murderous history of Ireland tennis star Vere St. Legere Goold.

Whitney figures out just how big bootlegger Mahalia Collins Mullens really was.

Lisa details the life-saving freak show for premature babies that really did help?

Carina recounts the many predictions of the Lady of Lawers.

Whitney dives into all the strangest Olympic sports.

Lisa tells the story of Kathryn Bolkovac, an actual whistleblower.

Lisa looks at the life of Norma Lee Nelson, the reluctant spokesperson for AND against abortion.

Carina finds America's first known intersex resident, Thomas/ine Hall, who got an unusual legal punishment.

Whitney follows the ill-fated voyage of The Mignonette, a cannibalistic feast followed by a trial.

Whitney digs into the hidden history and present state of government cheese.

Lisa uncovers the grisly details about Charles Rogers and his piecemeal parents.

Carina follows the exploits of CL Blood, a con man, a blackmailer, and a killer?

Lisa discovers the very literal origin of the garden gnome.

Whitney tracks the downfall of RainFurrest in 2015.

Carina tries to keep up with everything Helen Dettweiler did her life.

Carina investigates the Mother God cult of Crestone, Colorado.

Whitney figures out why some people in rural Kentucky are literally blue.

Lisa digs into the deep history of the Viper Room in Los Angeles.

Whitney goes to Norway to investigate the mysterious Isdal Woman murder.

Carina digs into the disappearance of Lloyd Gaines, who paved the way for school integration.

Lisa recounts how Vincent Chin's murder led to the collaborative push for AAPI rights in America.

Lisa gets into the wild west history of personal ads.

Carina discovers that eel trading is crime-ridden and bizarre.

Whitney relates the history of the mom-and-daughter Blackburn cult.

Whitney investigates what a Whipping Tom is in jolly ol' England.

Lisa travels to the underground Dulce Base, "the real Roswell."

Carina visits Cleveland to figure out who murdered all the torsos.

Carina found a haunted jail for a reasonable price on Zillow.

Lisa focuses on Blanche, Bonnie & Clyde's third-wheel sister-in-law.

Whitney goes to Martinique for the volcanic eruption, and sticks around for the snake invasion.

Carina tries to tease out what the Wheelers were up to in West Virginia.

Whitney can't stop being haunted and travels to the White House.

Lisa pokes around Ramtha's School of Enlightenment to check it for cultness.

The exciting conclusion of season 2 continues as it's after midnight in the extremely haunted Magnolia Hotel in Seguin, Texas.

We spend the night -- together again! -- in the hauntedest hotel in Texas, tell each other ghost stories, try to summon spirits, and summon up the courage to walk through the haunted half of the suite that is on the other side of a securely locked door.

Lisa discovers the surprisingly rich history of Jack Hampshire's British stroller collection.

Whitney unearths the tragic tale of the Aquatots, Russell Tongay's swimming protegees.

Carina wonders what happened to the nuke the CIA dragged to the top of an Indian mountain.

Carina follows the movie-quality exploits of Eugene Bullard, America's first black pilot.

Lisa takes the roller coaster of James Allen Hayes' lottery-driven life.

Whitney wonders what happened to the Ursuline nuns in old New Orleans.

Carina discovers the sad, disgusting end of founding father Gouverneur Morris.

Whitney finds out Celestial Seasonings was started by Urantia cult members.

Lisa visits Slab City, California, to meet the non-existent town's colorful ... residents?

Lisa reads us the gnostic tales of Jesus acting up as a tween.

Carina walks through the marvelous mischief of Florida's Dr. Love.

Whitney follows the career of Mona Fandey, Malaysia's deadliest pop star.

Carina talks about the deadly history of the world's oldest balloon race.

Whitney gives us the wild story of John Murray Spear's electrical God baby.

Lisa digs into why Roger Bolingbroke was triple executed for necromancy.

Lisa digs into the, um, resume of Jake Angeli, the buffalo helmet guy from January 6.

Carina tells us how an enslaved teenager gave the world the entire vanilla industry.

Whitney solves an Australian murder thanks to a captive shark with indigestion.

Whitney describes the spectacle of the Crush Crash train disaster of 1896.

Lisa puts a cry for help out on behalf of cruise ship employees during COVID.

Carina explains how Mansa Musa single-handedly ruined the global economy.

Lisa finds out what lies beneath Mary King's Close in Scotland

Carina finds an international art thief in the Baseball Hall of Fame

Whitney walks us through the teenaged rampage of Christine Paolilla

Lisa tells us all about the little people of Native American lore.

Carina dives into the deadly potent properties of angel's trumpet.

Whitney tries to take us to North Sentinel Island but we get shot at.

Carina explains where all the lakes in California went, especially Tulare Lake.

Lisa digs into the Erfurt Latrine Disaster of 1184 and it's ... what you think.

Whitney regales us with the tragic and surprising saga of Paige Birgfeld.

Whitney finds the first gray alien abduction story with Betty and Barney Hill. 

Carina talks about the sex life of Jonathan, the planet's oldest living land animal.

Lisa walks through the riches-to-rags life of wannabe assassin Violet Gibson.

Lisa talks about Eugene V. Debs trying to be our first Socialist president five times.

Carina tracks down the largest and deadliest crocodiles on Earth.

Whitney digs up all sorts of culty goodness about Kashi Ashram and its leader, Ma Jaya.

Carina goes to Alaska to find out how a diner brought down a newscaster and the mayor.

Lisa gets involved in June and Jennifer Gibbons' weird, weird, weird twin thing.

Whitney gives us a whirlwind tour of all the cursed headstones in the world.

Lisa pulls up a pandemic special with the sad tale of Typhoid Mary.

Carina details the strangely forgotten story of proto-Trump Larry P. McDonald.

Whitney follows the life of Terrible Tommy O'Connor.

We throw all structure to the wind and empty out our research folders. Enjoy lots of stories that didn't deserve an entire episode! Learn about how dolphins have sex, why some jellyfish are immortal, people who died at the Indiana State Fair, the vanishing Aral Sea, whatever happened to the McDonalds on a ship, why we went to war with Canada over a pig, what the Hawaiian night marchers are up to, how Princess Marie-Auguste Anhalt got into the royalty-selling business, the time Israel was almost in Mexico because of Sigmund Freud, how Elmer McCurdy's embalmed body became a piece of funhouse decoration, who dognapped Masterpiece the poodle, and how someone solved human rights abuses by buying Halloween stuff. Plus a bonus story about Whitney's mom finding money in a consignment store purchase.

Carina wraps up the saga of Forrest Fenn's wild treasure hunt.

Lisa looks into the mysterious death of Erin Valenti and also mind control.

Whitney talks about the devil in San Antonio and Donkey Lady Bridge.

Peak Lisa narrates the urinous life of serial killer Herb Baumeister.

Carina tries to puzzle out the mystery of Elisa Lam's death. 

Whitney describes the Hope Diamond's terrible curse.

Peak Whitney tells us about every kidnapper who used candy to lure children.

Lisa sails the seas with Anne Cormick, the red-headed pirate of early America.

Carina visits Foulness Island via the most dangerous footpath in the world.

Carina follows T.R. Wright's big-time insurance fraud wackiness.

Whitney looks into the many dramatic disappearances of Chuck Morgan.

Lisa follows the amazing fortunes of early American witch, Moll Pitcher.

Lisa explores the old indoor natatorium of Amarillo.

Carina explains how Mammoth Cave created the first computer game.

Whitney teaches us how to steal an ATM then takes us on a TikTok murder hunt.

Lisa brings us the exciting conclusion of Lois Duncan's murder mystery.

Carina tries to figure out how Satan lives inside West Kennet Long Barrow.

Whitney finds the world's biggest douchebag Dexter fan, Mark Twitchell.

Carina figures out how an entire European country fell victim to pyramid schemes.

Whitney crawls down all the deepest holes on Earth (real and imaginary).

Lisa does the first part of how Lois Duncan's dark tales kind of became real...

Lisa finds out that modern art is literally a war game when you're Jackson Pollock.

Carina finds out that sculpture is not good business when you're David Adickes.

Whitney finds out that pimpin' ain't easy when you're Heidi Fleiss.

Whitney traces the rise and fall of "Captain" William Pickard, the LSD king.

Carina finds two bad '70s things that only exist because copyright is weird.

Lisa explores the thousands of years that Japanese women kicked ass in war.

Carina explores the Rio Grande's Arroyo Aguaje de la Petaca.

Lisa goes looking for the Fort Worth Missing Trio.

Whitney rides along with Reverend Raymond Boshears in San Francisco.

Carina brings back the amazing civil rights activist Octavius V. Catto.

Whitney travels to Canada to find out why starlight tours are abominable.

Lisa investigates the Colorado Rangers' activities at the Columbine Mine.

First, an update on the Dabells.

Lisa tells us the inspiring story of Mary Mahoney.

Carina follows the incredible journey of Jackie Shane.

Whitney figures out what really happened to James Joseph Richardson's kids.

Carina talks about the miracle of St. Guinefort, a very good boy.

Whitney tells us what happened when Gabe and Tina Watson went diving.

Lisa catches us up on what all happened to Woody Harrelson's dad.

Whitney wanders into the biosphere to see if she can survive.

Carina finds out how tally sticks almost burned down London.

Lisa tells us about Stephanie Kwolek who invented kevlar and, indirectly, yoga pants.

Whitney remembers David Letterman's stalker.

Lisa tells us about the founding mothers of Australia.

Carina digs up the deadliest man alive, Count Dante.

Lisa recaps the epic oversized pizza wars of the 1990s.

Carina digs up a Canadian town buried in a rockslide.

Whitney goes to Zanesville, Ohio to see the exotic wildlife.

Lisa finds out how Cynthia Abcug got QAnon to rescue her baby.

Carina recounts the lives of the Oversteegn sisters, who killed lots of Nazis.

Whitney digs through the hoarder house of the Collyer Brothers.

Whitney wants to talk about plague quarantines. Not this one. Another one.

Lisa goes back to the '60s to tell us about Operation: Bingo.

Carina talks all about George Freeth, the first surfing superstar.

Carina figures out how a nice dentist named Larry Lavin got so much money.

Lisa figures out how that nice Mormon girl Olive Oatman got face tattoos.

Whitney figures out what's up with that nice couple Chad and Lori.

Carina talks about early beauty product entrepreneur Madame Yale.

Whitney goes to the middle of the Pacific to rescue a stranded princess.

Lisa follows the incredible ups and downs of Marie de Medici.

Whitney tracks the disappearance Ambrose Small, old-time Canada's Harvey Weinstein.

Lisa investigates the demon possessions of Gary, Indiana.

Carina uncovers a newly discovered Maya ruin that nobody cares about.

Whitney finds out what Victor Lustig was doing with a money box.

Carina finds a treasure hunter who lost Quebec for the US.

Lisa invites us to her favorite haunted Houston bar.

Carina digs up a screenplay that has killed all of America's fat white comedians.

Lisa tells the story of how camels once dominated the American southwest.

Whitney goes to West Virginia to hunt the Flatwoods monster.

Carina figures out whether the actor who played Alfalfa was murdered in cold blood.

Lisa investigates the weird history of teaching moms how to mom with practice babies.

Whitney travels to Spokane to find out how much murder happened at its largest house.

Whitney travels to Bolton Strid, an English crevasse so deadly, it's haunted.

Carina recounts the surprisingly successful unofficial 1971 Women's World Cup.

Lisa shoplifts with Diamond Annie and the 40 Elephants.

Carina investigates Marion Stokes and her intense fascination with TV news.

Whitney follows the crimes of Jake Patterson, a man with a very deadly crush.

Lisa travels to the fascinating culty commune of the Oneida Perfectionists.

Lisa finds a woman who lived in ancient Egypt and 20th Century London at the same time.

Carina wants to know what's up with the drones over Eastern Colorado.

Whitney looks for Hannah Upp, a fugue-prone woman who keeps falling in water.

Whitney goes to Missouri to check out the unsolved mystery of Linda and Don Sherman.

Carina follows the biggest and most unusual bank robbery in Chinese history.

Lisa remembers some VH1 reality shows and one that ends with MURDER.

Lisa introduces us to the real Alice behind Alice in Wonderland.

Carina follows the rise and fall of the Shakers.

Whitney rounds up all the people who have died in chimneys.

Carina follows America's first female presidential candidate, Victoria Woodhull.

Whitney visits Antartica to see what, or who, killed Rodney Marks.

Lisa tries to figure out why Violet Jessup wouldn't die.

Whitney explains why killing all the sparrows was a bad idea in China.

Carina revisits the Balloon Boy incident on its 10th anniversary.

Lisa investigates how the government poisoned alcohol during Prohibition.

Carina wraps up the second part of the mysterious murder of M. Gouffé.

Lisa investigates a Royal Air Force fuckboi, the Blackout Ripper.

Whitney explores the original Bermuda Triangle incident.

Lisa gets us on board with the breaking saga of Amy Robach's Jeffrey Epstein reporting.

Whitney talks about the very bad boy, James Nichols.

Carina starts the story of the mysterious death of M. Gouffé.

Whitney goes to the library for some flesh.

Lisa goes ghost hunting at 30,000 feet.

Carina wonders how a peasant gave birth to rabbits.

Whitney, Lisa, and Carina each get their tarot read by Carly Fisher.

The result is our most revealing and vulnerable episode.

HEY, IT FELT WEIRD TO US.

See you at brunch next season.

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Carina explains the worst possible headache.

Whitney critiques the parenting of Lacey Spears.

Lisa visits Alaska to find a missing Congressman.

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Carina visits California City, Colma, and Zyzzyx. They all suck.

Lisa runs down the resume of Shingy. He sucks.

Whitney tells the tale of Theodosia Burr's vanishing. It's cool.

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Lisa investigates the ghost hound of Goshen, South Carolina.

Whitney recounts the massacre behind the scenes of the movie "Roar."

Carina wraps up the many silly sociopathies of Dan Nainan.

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Lisa looks for gold in Arizona's Superstition Mountains.

Carina unwinds the insane tale of how one professor's life turned upside down.

Whitney buys a ticket to the world's worst amusement park.

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Whitney parties at Charles VI's bal des ardents.

Lisa catalogues all the bigfoots in the world.

Carina breaks out of prison with Baixinho.

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Carina finds a pair of amazing railroad employees.

Whitney sails aboard the doomed SS America.

Lisa travels to the domes of Casa Grande.

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Carina explains how to put an animal on trial.

Whitney looks into the many rapes of Random Task.

Lisa goes to Arkansas and finds some spook lights.

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Lisa visits Azzurina (totally dead) in Montebello Castle.

Whitney tallies up the murders (totally dead) of Dana Sue Gray.

Carina falls for Yugoslavian hero Vesna Vulovic (totally dead).

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Lisa invites us to join the Ghost Club.

Carina explains the immovable ladder.

Whitney tells the tale of Yahweh ben Yahweh.

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Lisa recounts the French werewolf scare of yore with bonus child cannibalism.

Carina finds out we had a lesbian First Lady, and it's not who you think.

Whitney digs up Leonarda Cianciulli, who turned people into soap and cookies.

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Whitney untangles the truly bizarre framing of Michelle Hadley.

Carina recounts the time Agatha Christie disappeared for two weeks.

Lisa gives us a tour of San Antonio's haunted railroad crossing.

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Lisa travels to Paso Robles, California, and finds all the ghosts. All of them.

Whitney dines in with the New Orleans "cannibal" Zach Bowen.

Carina runs alongside the worst marathon of all time and Lisa HATES IT.

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Carina explains Lazarus Lake's strangest marathon in America.

Lisa chases the Hollywood Ripper with special guest star Ashton

Kutcher.

Whitney unravels the complicated lies of Christian [insert fake last name here].

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Lisa visits the haunted Hill Farm in Waukesha, Wisconsin.

Whitney revisits the early internet and finds fetish slave Delia Day.

Carina tries to talk about the Burchard of Worms, but things veer.

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Lisa knows everything about Scottish water sprites.

Carina finds someone who figured out how to cheat at roulette.

Whitney lovingly describes radiation poisoning death.

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Carina finds an example of extremely justified self-defense homicide.

Whitney tells the tale of Lena Baker, who should have gotten away with it.

Lisa tries to figure out what killed Dr. Bogle and Mrs. Chandler.

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Whitney unpacks the real action movie of a FedEx plane getting hijacked.

Carina finds out who decoded the Voynich manuscript.

Lisa discovers an entire South American island of badass warlocks.

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Carina discovers artificial insemination was invented by a Russian mad scientist.

Lisa figures out why a Baker Hospital Health Resort in Arkansas is so dang haunted.

Whitney describes the fun-filled Hapsburg incest problems.

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Lisa uncovers the dark and unresolved story of Larry Ray, the dad who crashed at a college house and started a cult.

Whitney dishes on Barbara Payton, Hollywood's fastest rise and fall and fall and fall.

Carina unravels a complicated tale about body snatching in Cincinnati.

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Whitney digs deep into the NXIVM scandal.

Lisa finds the motherload of albinos near Panama.

Carina tells us about when a ferret cleaned a particle accelerator.

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Carina looks into the mysterious reappearance of Timmothy Pritzer.

Whitney chases the trail of Olivia Newton-John's runaway boyfriend.

Lisa goes coast-to-coast looking for cannibal albinos.

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Whitney brings Athalia Ponsell back to life just to kill her again.

Carina gives a book report on the weird origin of ghost writers.

Lisa shines a light on Linda Kasabian, the Manson Family driver who grew a conscience.

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Whitney recounts Cleveland's crowning achievement, Balloon Fest '86.

Lisa focuses on Tatiana Romanov, the lesser-known doomed Russian princess.

Carina digs up Dagmar Overbye, Denmark's worst serial killer by far.

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Lisa gives a classic Friedrich readout about the most ballsy breakup.

Carina takes us to church with the Raëlians, the chillest elitist cult.

Whitney uncovers the dude behind the Silk Road, Amazon.com for evil.

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Carina uncovers the greatest art thief of all time.

Whitney narrates the ballsiest gallery heist of all time.

Lisa describes the oldest dick pic of all time.

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Lisa reveals the true shape of ancient Egypt's Sphinx.

Carina exposes a sex scientist who knows nothing about sex.

Whitney uncovers the dark truth about the man behind boy bands (and blimp crashes).

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Whitney tells us about JFK's first side piece, Judith Exner.

Lisa journeys into the Suffolk forests to find ... aliens?

Carina finds the most brazen casino robbery of all time.

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Lisa takes us beyond the secret door of Disney's Club 33.

Carina narrates the life and times of Angolan bad-ass Nzinga Mbande.

Whitney describes the super grody Buddhafield cult collapse.

Lisa tells us about Tyler Hadley, a very bad son.

Rebe tells us about Anneliese Michael, Satan's daughter.

Whitney tells us about Dolly O. and her attic boy.

Carina was at home with her kids (uh oh).

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Lisa explains dollar princesses, the 19th century's Meghan Markles.

Carina takes pity on some boys who became men way too soon.

Whitney dives into the story of Anna Delvy, a con artist for our times,

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Whitney investigates the disappearance of Evelyn Hartley.

Lisa finds a set of reincarnated twins in England.

Carina figures out what drove US diplomats crazy in Cuba.

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Carina gives us a tour of Camp DASH, the worst science study ever.

Lisa exposes the 3-act tragedy of James Arthur Ray, self-help killer.

Whitney describes, in great detail, Carl Tanzler's undying love for his (very dead) wife.

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Whitney reveals the deep deceptions of the original infamous "welfare queen."

Carina tells the twisty story of Chevalier D'Eon.

Lisa tries to educate us on lizard people.

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Lisa gives us a tour of the Winchester Mystery House.

Whitney explains the real-life "Lord of the Flies" experiment.

Carina goes on the road with a fake hair metal band.

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Whitney gets the ball rolling with all the stuff you can do in your sleep: kill, squeal, fuck, etc.

Lisa goes to Canada to find gruesome murders by a 300-year-old werewolf and its jailbait girlfriend.

Rebe trips down memory lane to recount a neighborhood stabbing by a teenaged ground siren.

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Ariel regales us with another West Virginia weirdness, this time involving Mussolini and burnt kids.

Lisa gets deep into Dutch Christmas, with its evil Santa and his racist helper (sorry Benelux: that shit's racist).

Whitney goes gory with Austin's most famous (and the original) serial killer, the Servant Girl Annihilator.

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Whitney revisits Altamont, the original messed-up music festival.

Ariel describes the death and after-death of Elva Zona Heaster.

Lisa travels to Iceland to find an enormous family of Christmas ghouls.

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Lisa finds a truly terrible mom.

Carina checks in on a childhood heroine.

Whitney recounts a re-birth gone horribly wrong.

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Carina shares all the facts she knows about wombats.

Lisa goes on a Disney cruise that ends in tragedy (because Lisa is trying to get Disney to sue us for some reason).

Whitney looks into the mystery of the Pacific Northwest's large number of severed feet.

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Lisa wants to talk about Princess Leia's hair.

Whitney finds the worst lesbian moms in history.

Carina explains a dumb fight over an abandoned chunk of desert.

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Carina gives a detailed history of Inaccessible Island.

Whitney follows the first Unsolved Mystery into Wyoming.

Lisa exposes the truth about America's trippy Nazi-style experiments in Germany.

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Lisa worships at the altar of St. Olga of Kiev.

Carina kayaks around the world with an accidental Nazi.

Whitney chases the ghost of Scientology's Pope wife.

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Carina blows the lid off the McDonald's Monopoly game being rigged.

Whitney revisits the only (probably) successful escape from Alcatraz.

Lisa deals the gory details of Mexico's famous female serial killer luchadora.

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Lisa takes us on a tour of Frankenstein's castle and a side tour of Walpurgis Night.

Carina finds a French guy who got buried alive and turned it into a career.

Whitney brings a chiller with Swiftrunner, the notorious wendigo.

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Whitney uncovers the mystery of Skinwalker Ranch.

Carina finds people with people growing out of them.

Lisa recounts her visit to an actual portal to Hell.

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Lisa brings in the horrible life of a real lobster boy and his wife-beating claws.

Carina exposes the secrets of a lying professor and his mysterious stalker.

Whitney dives deep into the urban legend of Cropsy to find its even scarier truth.

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Carina explains how babies are really made.

Whitney exposes are brutal divorce mafia.

Lisa knows exactly how many people have died at Disneyland.

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Carina talks about Sophie Blanchard, the world's first female balloonist daredevil, and her dramatic fate.

Lisa brings up the time Russia gave the British a reindeer as a gift, but there was no FedEx that could deal with it.

Whitney goes deep into the incredible story of Nellie Bly, a pioneer of journalism who went the extra mile to get the story.

Stay safe from wet eggs, y'all.

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Carina talks about a mystery boyfriend who wreaks havoc on a British environmental activism group.

Lisa explores the strange conspiracy theory of the Philadelphia Experiment.

And Whitney narrates the harrowing true tale of the survivors of Clipperton Island.

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