
Strange women talking about stranger things. Tales from the Pacific Northweird.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 155 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Places & TravelHistorySociety & Culture | |||

In this episode, Liz grapples with a Spokane urban legend that recently got widespread attention thanks to a viral TikTok video, and gives the one-two punch to AI-generated answers and the content creators (can't call 'em "researchers") who rely sole... more
Liz tells Devon about Spokane's two totem poles: the "Hamat´sa Spirit" pole carved for Expo '74 by legendary Nuu-chah-nulth artist Joe David and his apprentice, Frank Charlie (also Nuu-chah-nulth); and a pole carved in 1977 by a non-Native man who we... more
Liz tells Devon about Spokane's Garbage Goat, an interactive, trash-eating sculpture from Expo '74 that has transcended its original purpose to welcome folks to the fair and encourage people to pick up trash and become a beloved icon of the city.
Th... more
Liz tells Devon about the 1906 murder of Spokane resident James Sloane, and his 17-year-old son, Sidney, who confessed to the killing.
On August 28, 1906, a body was discovered in a Spokane alley. The victim had been murdered with an axe, and was so... more
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As a former Inland Empire resident, I love leaning more about all the weird stories and history that I heard about while growing up.
You should do an episode on Willamette falls and both the now defunct paper mills on each side. There have been a few people that have even gone down the falls, several died but a few have lived!
Love this podcast, where did you ladies go?! Keeping hope they will be back!
McLeod is pronounced “Mic-cloud”, not “ ma-clee-odd”.
I’m a PNW woman all the way. I truly feel I’ve gotten to know more about my state of WA and surrounding areas. Between the banter, the honest retelling of the stories, and everything in between, I’m guaranteed to get sideway glances from my family for laughing with headphones in.
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A lively, well-researched show centered on the Pacific Northwest's oddities, history, folklore, and spooky local lore. The hosts bring sharp banter, deep dives, and a focus on lesser-known regional stories, from public art controversies to quirky landmarks, with a strong emphasis on authenticity and community memory. Listeners likely value curious storytelling, local flavor, and entertaining yet well-sourced historical context, making it a good fit for fans of regional history and fun, bite-size investigations.
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