Join your hosts, Halli, Cayla, Nathan and Courtney as they delve into the always surprising, often creepy, frequently hilarious world of the weirdest things in the human experience. Was Shakespeare a woman? Did you know that there was a secret room in Mount Rushmore? What actually happened to Brittany Murphy? (it's really not as straight forward as you would think)
Many moons ago now when I was working on my topic about the oldest written texts. I found a lot of interesting things but one that caught my eye was a tablet known as the "Instructions of Shuruppak" and is a series of directions passed from father to son on how to have a good life. There have been dozens...
It's April 1647. England is in chaos but yet it starts out as a year of peace, since Parliament was victorious in the First Civil War. But the war bred instability, so the people of England and Ireland deal with it the best they can. The Scots had captured King Charles I and so 1647 also begins with Charles signing...
In this two-part episode our hosts, Cayla, Nathan and Halli take a look at three topics of intrigue:
We celebrate another year around the sun for our dear podcast by reviewing this last year's topics and talking about any updates we have since found out
When I was a child the 1982 film based on Peter S Beagle story "The Last Unicorn" was one of my favorite movies. Like everything else I have encountered in life that I liked a little more than usual, I became obsessed with unicorns and would get any book I could find at the library that featured a unicorn
"Bogs represent one of the last true wildernesses in Europe, and people have been burying things in them for thousands upon thousands of years. This has proved a boon for archaeologists, because the unique chemistry of bogs can preserve organic artifacts to an incredible degree – scarves, leather shoes, wooden cups, wolfskin capes, wagon wheels,...
