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More female serial killers from around the world.
03/18/2023

More female serial killers from around the world.

Just saw this cool looking car.
03/16/2023

Just saw this cool looking car.

Here’s a snapshot of American and United Kingdom killers we talked about this week as part of our look into female seria...
03/14/2023

Here’s a snapshot of American and United Kingdom killers we talked about this week as part of our look into female serial killers around the world. Make sure you check us out to learn more!

Pictures of an old cemetery. I often jog by when I’m exercising.
03/12/2023

Pictures of an old cemetery. I often jog by when I’m exercising.

On Nov. 18, 1978, cult, leader Jim Jones, convinced/forced more than 900 of his members, including children and infants,...
03/08/2023

On Nov. 18, 1978, cult, leader Jim Jones, convinced/forced more than 900 of his members, including children and infants, to commit su***de by drinking poison-laced punch. This even inspire the popular, saying, “Don’t drink the Kool-Aid.”

On the topic of poison, Victorian and Edwardian society were often swept up by new discoveries and eager to include them...
03/06/2023

On the topic of poison, Victorian and Edwardian society were often swept up by new discoveries and eager to include them in beauty products. Such ingredients included arsenic, which is today a well-known poison. Victorians and Edwardians were incidentally making worse the very issue they attempted to fix with these dangerous products.

In our podcast today, we mention belladonna drops, a beauty product that was used in Victorian times. The drops would ca...
03/06/2023

In our podcast today, we mention belladonna drops, a beauty product that was used in Victorian times. The drops would cause an affected eye to dilate, which signified desire. An unintended side effect was irritation or blindness.

Las cihuateteo, or spirits of women who died during childbirth, were likened to warriors dying in violent battle. During...
02/27/2023

Las cihuateteo, or spirits of women who died during childbirth, were likened to warriors dying in violent battle. During labor, a woman was thought to capture the soul of her unborn fetus as a warrior defeated his opponent. But these spirits could be malevolent certain times of the year. Aztecs believed they would roam the earth stealing children, causing mischief, illness, and even death. Stones were erected to appease them, and mothers would tell their children to beware of the cihuateteo.

Is this creepy enough lol
02/25/2023

Is this creepy enough lol

Something creepy I’m working on. I’m calling it “hidden mother.”
02/25/2023

Something creepy I’m working on. I’m calling it “hidden mother.”

EP 2: Deadly Botany Enjoy some visuals from our recent podcast subject material.Take a look at some famous and not-so-fa...
02/15/2023

EP 2: Deadly Botany
Enjoy some visuals from our recent podcast subject material.
Take a look at some famous and not-so-famous deadly plants and flowers. Also, peek into some fumigation devices circa 1700-1800s.

02/06/2023

Minisode: "Pandemic" releasing at midnight tonight!!!! Go listen to our first minisode and don't forget to tune in every Monday for more!
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