Episode 19: Black-eyed Children (Did you drive over a Satan?)

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10/22/19 • 35 min

Sam briefly delves into one of the topics that most gives Carly the hebee-jeebes (as her mother would say), Black Eyed Children. Sam tells us about David Weatherly and his expertise in this not-at-all-real-thing, that still irrational terrifies Carly. It's October. It's spooky season. And it's time to be very careful about which drably-dressed-monotone-sclera-less-children you invite into your home. Hint: None! Don't invite any of those creepy-creepers into your home! Come on! You should know this by now!

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Episode 18: Hel (Is it evil? Is it dead? Yes? Then yes.)

If you don't like distractions from the main topic, you should probably skip this one. However! If you're a delightful human who appreciates the rambunctious banter of your PI cohosts, then settle in as Carly invites you and Sam to Helheim! Learn about the Norse goddess of the underworld, Hel, she's the giantess daughter of Loki, and her siblings are a serpent and giant wolf. So come learn more about Hel and Carly's middle school track experience, and the general trepidation associated with carnival rides, and Sam's hatred of Pinterest, and how 90s children in the midwest used to make snow tunnel "igloos".

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Episode 20: La Cegua (gruesomes, agonizing and terribles death)

In this episode Carly teaches Sam about La Cegua, a bone-chilling creature from Central American folklore. This mysterious and fantastical woman can be found on isolated roads in Nicaragua waiting for ill-intentioned men willing to give her a ride or a ride (in the sexual innuendo way). But this beautiful woman isn't all she seems! Because of course not! Where is the interest in that? No. She's secretly an evil spooky monster who will make men insane! What does she look like? How does she make men go mad. Go listen and find out, silly! We'll explore old-timey-folklore-slut-shaming, Sam creates her very own bespoke Cegua and demonstrates her impressive cold reading abilities!