What could an Engineer and an Archaeologist have to talk about? Listen to us discuss history, mysteries, science, culture and art. The world is vast and episode by episode we learn about the way the world works.
Was Arizona "Ma" Barker a criminal mastermind that running the Barker-Karpis gang or just a middle aged mom trying to do her best to support her boys (who just happened to be murderous felons)? We d…
In 1984, Malcolm Fairley terrified a series of small English towns with a spree of break ins, serial rape, and random mayhem. Dubbed ‘The Fox’ he was eventually captured by police after they were abl…
The suicide rate among First Nations youth in Canada is among the highest for any group in the world. We discuss the origins of this alarming trend and how they relate to "The 60s Scoop" a policy in…
We discuss the Legend of Gil Perez, a 16th Century Spanish Solider that found himself instantly transported from the Manila in the Philippines to Mexico City, Mexico. We also discuss Urban Legends i…
Jinn or Djinn are supernatual creatures from Arabian culture and are a concept that has spread around the world with Islam. Western culture mostly has used the term Genie to describe the concept wit…
We discuss Julia Child, renowned chef, American Cultural icon, deliverer of French cuisine to the common American household, and spy??
We discuss the city of Tenochtitlan, capital of the Aztec Empire and forerunner to present megalopolis, Mexico City. Founded in the 1300s on an island in Lake Texcoco, the city saw the rise of the A…
We discuss The Movement for the Restoration of the Ten Commandments of God cult, a Catholic splinter cult created formed Joseph Kibweteere, Joseph Kasapurari, John Kamagara, Dominic Kataribabo, and C…
We discuss Robert Hooke, contemporary (and rival) Isaac Newton. Discoverer of the cell, the elastic constant, proponent of the wave nature of light, and architect of post Great Fire London.
The story of John McAfee, from drug addict, to Antivirus Tycoon, to international fugitive, to Presidential Candidate. In America when you're rich you are allowed to make MANY mistakes.
Data shows that the United States and Canada both have an abnormally high rate of violent crime directed toward native women. This is embodied in the Highway of Tears, a stretch of Highway 16 in Bri…
We discuss the case of the Central Park jogger from 1989 and the subsequent railroading and false conviction of the Central Park 5. The five teens (four black, one latino) were eventually exonerated…
A brief mini-sode on the finding of the Fenn Treasure, a multi-million dollar treasure hidden in the Rocky Mountains by Forrest Fenn in 2010.
The history (and more importantly gossip) surrounding Queen Elizabeth the First, the last of the Tudors. Why was no one allowed to inspect her body upon death? Why did she wear a literal inch of ma…
Is it possible? We discuss the theory of time travel as well as its representation in popular media and viral hoaxes.
We discuss the kidnapping of Charles Lindbergh Jr., the son of Charles Lindbergh of aviation fame and one of the most talked about crimes of the 20th Century. It’s a maze of strangeness from top to b…
There is an area is Southwest Vermont centered on Glastonbury Mountain that has become famous for the mysterious disappearances of hikers and a layered history of unease. The area has been dubbed th…
We discuss the history of board games from thousands of years BC to today.
Do people sometimes mysteriously ignite without a known reason? We discuss SHC and the theories surrounding it.
In 1994 Gloria Ramirez was brought to Riverside Hospital in acute distress. While working on her in the ER, doctors and nurses were suddenly overcome something that acted like a nerve toxin after dr…