
A podcast for the delightfully curious and easily distracted. Kyle and Angi chat music, movies, cryptids, ghosts, weird history, and whatever derails them next. Half research, half chaos, all goose energy.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 69 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Society & CultureLeisure | |||

Metal has a reputation for being “that screaming stuff,” but once you learn how musicians actually listen, the whole genre opens up. We sit down with Maddie, a Carnegie Mellon student studying music performance on viola, to break down why heavy metal... more
One bad choice is all it takes to become the opening kill. We put that theory on trial with a fast, funny horror movie survival game where we drop ourselves into iconic scenarios and ask what we would actually do when the lights go out and the rules ... more
Fall shows up and suddenly everything makes sense again: the crisp air, the slower pace, the urge to cook something that takes four hours, and that feeling that the world is finally the right volume. We start with the pure chaos of “It’s fall, y’all,... more
Candy opinions get weirdly intense the moment Halloween shows up in the store aisle, so we decided to stop pretending and put the whole trick-or-treat bucket on trial. We’re talking worst Halloween candy, the stuff people hand out like it’s a clearan... more
It’s so refreshing to get away from the sweaty neckbeard all male cast that most podcasts seem to have. These ladies don’t shy away from the crazy topics like cryptids and murder and even ground themselves with heavy stuff like healthy relationships. They are new but man is it fun to see them level up every Monday. I’m looking forward to next week!!!
I loved hearing everyone’s take on their cryptids! Zoolander Bigfoot had me cracking up. I love reframing the Jersey Devil as a protector of the forest. And the dear little Squonk….so cool to learn a new one. Can’t wait for more.
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A lively, chaotic show hosted by two friends who banter across a wide range of topics—from music, movies, and cryptids to ghosts, history, and pop culture. Episodes pair freewheeling humor with light research, moments of goofy riffing, and playful guest appearances that bring fresh perspectives on culture, curiosity, and storytelling. Noteworthy is the consistent high-energy dynamic, irreverent humor, and a willingness to wander into quirky, offbeat angles while keeping conversations approachable and entertaining for a broad audience interested in nerdy fun, fandom, and curiosities.
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