This episode covers various goddesses associated with fertility (as well as beauty, sex, love, war, and childbirth) and their relation to spring holidays as well as a brief history of the breast.

This episode covers several women who one way or another found themselves being pirates AND information about the famed pirate island in the Caribbean, Tortuga. Also, the audio quality is questionable in some places due to various tech disasters and multiple attempts at recording as well as our slow decent into rage.

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This episode explores Inca use of ritual human sacrifice and the mummified remains that were left behind in the Andes Mountains of Peru.

It's spooky season again! This episode covers the tale of Sarah Winchester, heiress to the Winchester Rifle Company, her tragic life, and the allegedly haunted house she built in San Jose, CA--which served as an inspiration for the haunted mansion ride at Disneyland.

This episode explores the Goddess Leto and her children Apollo and Artemis as well as the incredible rock tombs carved into the cliff face in Antalya Turkey.

Leto's niece, Hecate, is also discussed, as Goddess of witchcraft and magic.

This episode covers the Blood Countess, Elizabeth Bathory--most prolific female serial killer AND Dracula, as well as Vlad the Impaler.

This episode covers Anubis the Egyptian God of the underworld and theories on the biblical 10 plagues of Egypt. A few random off-subject trails of ridiculousness.

Trista goes over Selkies, the seal-maidens; and Kristal talks about Chaco-Canyon, New Mexico and the Puebloan mythology of Grandmother Spider.

Ancient DNA Yields Unprecedented Insights into Mysterious Chaco Civilization - Scientific American