In this week’s episode, Jessie takes the ladies on a stroll through Waco’s most haunted area: Cameron Park. As the Dijia is sipped, the ladies learn about the moon’s many names, hunt for old newspapers, and make their best Valentine cryptid puns. So grab your favorite Italian red and watch where you wander, Ladies Who Join a Bicycle Club is sure to give you all the chills.

TW:

Death, suicide

Sources:

“The Texan Hauntings of Cameron Park” on Moon Mausoleum

“The Hauntings - Ghost stories from Waco” by Austin Eck on Baylor Lariat

“Cen-Tex Mysteries: Witch’s Castle in Cameron Park” by Jasmin Caldwell on Kcentv

“The Truth Behind The Witch’s Castle Found in Central Texas” by Rudy Fernandez on Kean 105.1 FM

“Lovers’ Leap” by Prisca Bird on Waco History

“Cameron Park: A Park to Rival All Others” on City of Waco

“About Waco” on City of Waco

“Ghostly APParitions: Testing popular ghost hunting apps around some of Waco’s most haunted places” by Isabella Quintanilla on KWTX.

“Waco’s Haunted Heritage (pt.4)” by Autumn Jones on KWBU

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In this week’s episode, Sammy tells the tale of a truly iconic cryptid: Mothman. As the Malbado is sipped, the ladies learn of a man who befriended crows, give tarot card alignment tips, and gush over romantasy. So grab your favorite Argentinian red and look up, Ladies Who Have No Necks will have you searching for the shadow daddy of West Virginia all year long.

TW:

Death, drowning

Sources:

“Mothman” by Staff on ebsco.com

“Mothman myth rooted in Messenger reporter's work” by Tyler Buchanan on The Athens Messengerary

“Welcome To The 'TNT Area,' Home Of The Mothman” by Claire O’Neill

“The Case Of The Chicago Mothman” by Robbie Telfer

50 years ago, the Mothman legend was born” by Samantha Nelson on Athens Messenger

The True Story Behind The Mothman of West Virginia “by staff at US Ghost Adventures

The Entire Mothman Museum Website

For Chicago Stories: The Mothman of O'Hare: Winged Humanoid Sightings Haunt Chicago's Skies by Jack Sullivan on hangar1publishing.com

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In this week’s episode Lindsay teaches the ladies about the deliciously dark side of the French Court: The Affair of Poisons. As It’s a Head Snapper is poured, the ladies cackle about cryptid puns, gush over Bigfoot T-shirts, and discuss the psychology of crime. So grab your favorite red blend and watch your back, Ladies Who Cover Their Drinks will have you yearning for a magic lamp to take you back in time.

If you want cryptid pins, magnets, and stickers, go to Dissent Pins and use code LOREPOD20 to get 20% off of their cryptid line!

TW

Death, murder, harming children

Sources:

Frost, Natasha. “The Scandalous Witch Hunt That Poisoned 17th-Century France.” Atlas Obscura, October 5, 2017.

“Catherine Monvoisin and the Affair of the Poisons.” HeadStuff.

“Catherine La Voisin: Poisons and Magic at the Royal Court of Louis XIV.” ScienceDirect. (Chapter in Toxicology in the Middle Ages and Renaissance).

“Who Was La Voisin? France’s Socialite Poisoner For Hire.” Ancient-Origins.

Roos, Dave. “Sorcery, Sex and Murder: The Parisian ‘Affair of the Poisons’ Had It All.” HowStuffWorks, April 10, 2023.

“La Voisin, France’s murderous fortune teller.” Occult Encyclopedia.

“The Parisian Poison Panic and Versailles’ Secret Witch Hunt.” Messy Nessy

“The Affair of the Poisons.” Britannica.

“La Voisin | Encyclopedia.com.”

“Poisons, Affair of the.” Encyclopedia.com.

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