Chels E Phone Home, Bries Quick Crime Story and The Candyman
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Hello Listeners! All three of us are here this week! Chelsea starts us off with a rousing story of the Manhatten UFO abduction, then Brie gives a quickie crime if you will, sharing a story of a very recent death investigation that took place in Ohio. Finally, Shay unpacks the story of Dean Corll also known as The Candyman.
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Did You Say Murder? Take A Hike and A Drunken Shrew
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Hello Listeners! We are sans Brie again this week but not to worry we have a double header of crime to fill your ear holes! First, Chelsea gives you a reason to maybe not enjoy the great outdoors. Enlightening us with the crimes of Gary Hilton, also known as The National Forest Serial Killer. Then Shay dives into the mysterious case of Sarah Saganisto who's murder was believed to have had paranormal influences.
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Manic! Manic! Manic!
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Hello listeners! This week we are sans Brie, but don't worry Chelsea and Shay will fill your cup with laughter. Hopefully. Chelsea starts this week off with a spooky list of nostlgia past surrounding Halloween and then Shay gallops into history and talks about the Pony Express!
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A Liver's Mistaken Identity, Not Another History List and A Shirley Temple
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Hello Star Children! Did ya miss us? Well, we missed you! This episode has EVERYTHING. Crime, ridiculous history tales, AND a biography about one of America's first little sweethearts, Shirley Temple!
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We'reeee Back! A Thurdyish Story
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You. GUYS! It's been far to long and we just couldn't stay away from our mics any longer. This is just a quick update on where we've been and where we are going in this relaunch! Hang on to your butts....
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Flour, Water, and The Alleged Rainey Street Serial Killer
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Hello Party People! This week Brie talks all about food with a deep dive on the restaurant and cookbook Flour and Water... fair warning you WILL be hungry after this segment. Then Shay talks crime, this week focusing on the alleged Rainey Street Serial Killer that apparently is roaming the streets of her hometown Austin, Texas.
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Thurdyish Computer Edutainment and Woodstock
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Hello Star Children! Ready for a doubleheader of nostalgia? Hope so. First, Brie uses her free roll to talk about the digital edutainment of yesteryear! Then Shay dives into the legacy of the Woodstock festivals. The good, the bad, and well the vandalism....
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The Real Bikini Bottom and An Easter Egg Hunt For Facts
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Hello Earthlings! We got a double header of history for you this week! First Brie takes us across the sea and talks about Bikini Atoll a coral reef of the Marshall Islands, which was home to an American nuclear testing site! Then, Shay tries to get to the bottom of the real origin of the Easter Bunny, which may or may not turn into an easter egg hunt for facts.
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Hold On To Your Torsos and The Gainsville Ripper
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Hello World Changers! We got a double dose of crime coming at ya! First Brie talks about the truly horrific Torso Murders that took place in Cleveland in the 1930s.... yeah it's as gruesome as it sounds.... Then, Shay doesn't lighten the mood with the tale of The Gainsville Ripper. So. Hang on to your butts!
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Native American “Boarding Schools” and The Anti-Hero
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Hello Party People! On this fine Sunday Brie enlightens us to some good ol' American history.... except not good more like dark and sinister. ANYWAYS. She unpacks the sad Indigenous history surrounding American Indian boarding schools. Then Shay takes a crack at some wild news in pop culture.... well semi old news.... she talks alllll about Ezra Miller! If you don't know who that is, you'll remember him after this episode!
info_outlineHello Earthlings!
We got a double header of history for you this week! First Brie takes us across the sea and talks about Bikini Atoll a coral reef of the Marshall Islands, which was home to an American nuclear testing site! Then, Shay tries to get to the bottom of the real origin of the Easter Bunny, which may or may not turn into an easter egg hunt for facts.