Episode 19: America's First Karen, The Story of Emmett Louis Till

Episode 22: The Real Life Corpse Bride

Join us as we discuss one of Florida's most disturbed men and a bunch of super cool facts about the creator of "The Corpse Bride", Tim Burton. This week's episode is short, sweet, and to the point and we hope you enjoy!

Episode 21: "Wash Your Hands" and 99 Other Lessons from Typhoid Mary

We know times are pretty cray right now. Take some time this week and take a journey into the past into the beautiful city of New York. A time before political talk show hosts, the internet, or even cars. What can we learn from history and the women journalists once referred to as, "The Most Dangerous Woman in America" during these uncertain times. Tune in this week as we discuss Typhoid Mary and what happens when the sh*t literally hits the fan.

Episode 20: Atlanta's Ugly Truth, The REAL Child Murders

In the early 80s Atlanta was considered the city that was "Too Busy to Hate" thanks to a Mayor that was determined to see the city succeed. However, underneath the image of prosperity there was a much darker picture forming in part to a man that would go on to be called "The Atlanta Monster," Between 1979 and 1982 more than 28 children, teens, and young adults would allegedly be killed by this monster. But is the man they placed on trial truly responsible for ALL of those deaths? Was he working with someone? Was the KKK involved? What "key evidence" did the FBI find that would be left out of Wayne Williams' trial and why is the current Mayor of Atlanta, Keisha Lance Bottoms, reopening this case?

Episode 19: America's First Karen, The Story of Emmett Louis Till

There are a lot of things that American history classes fail to accurately teach their students. From the initial discovery of "The States" to the treatment of the people that reside within them. This week's episode focuses on a time in history that is usually painted with poodle skirts and classic cars. Today however we are going to be discussing the lynching of Emmett Till in 1955 in Mississippi and the inherit racism that was rampant throughout the South.

Episode 18: An Unsolved Murder, The Girl in the Well, and the Creepy Georgia Stonehenge

Happy Quarantine Day (Who Really Knows Anymore?!) Check out our latest LIVE Episode from last Friday where we talk about another Unsolved Georgia Murder that leaves a lot of questions about the initial investigation. We also discuss a modern day "Ring" horror story involving a crying girl in a well. If that's not creepy enough for you we wrap the episode up by talking about an American Stonehenge that leads to far more questions than answers. Who made it? Why did they make it? And what does it have to say about our modern pandemic?