
Join sister duo Corey and Holly as they explore the wonderful weirdness of the world around them.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 57 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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Corey is back from her week-long trip to Texas, and it's time for a chat with Duckie and Steph about their experiences in the little town of Marfa, and a conversation about the infamous Marfa Lights.
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Friends! This week, skewed a little by upcoming personal stuff, this another sound based episode: Corey digs into a brief history of Civil Defense Sirens, and Holly tells the real story of Lavender Town Syndrome.
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This week, it's Corey and special guest and friend of the show, Web! They dig, briefly, into some of the weirdest and spookiest Easter Eggs in video games.
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In this weeks episode, the girls discuss the recent discoveries of mass graves at Indigenous Canadian Residential Schools. Here's how you at home can help:
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In this weeks triumphant return, Corey and Holly break down the infamous "Devil Made Me Do It" case, as detailed in the most recent addition to The Conjouring family.
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In this weeks problem-child of an episode (thanks, technical issues, for delaying this!), we share (a ridiculously shortened and simplified version of) the murder of Dee Dee Blanchard by her daughter, Gypsy Rose.
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On suggestion of listener Steph (HI STEPH), we're exploring some interesting art heists over the last several decades: the near-perfect Isabella Stuart Gardner Museum heist, and the theft of Klimt's Portrait of a Lady.
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This week, to round out Women's History Month, Holly shares the story of Kalpana Chawla, the first Indian woman in space.
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