Get ready to hear some bad Australian accents, as Jenn and Emily talk about the disappearance of "flying saucer enthusiast" Frederick Valentich, who some think *gasp* was abducted by aliens. Oh, and guest host "Captain" Cory from Set Podcast To Stun joins in on the fun!

In this episode, Jenn talks about the cursed object: Busby's Stoop Chair. Is it really haunted or is it confirmation bias? Is it even really Busby's chair? Find out, on All Things Terror!

I want to say this episode is about the 1917 Bisbee Deportations, where 1,300 striking miners were rounded up by a posse of 2,000 "deputies" in Bisbee, Arizona and deported 200 miles to Tres Hermanas, New Mexico. But it feels like Emily and Jenn mostly talk about tomatoes, turtles and canine tick removal. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

On All Things Pleasant, we talk about friendly trees that aren't trying to kill you. Just kidding, Jenn talks about terrifying trees and shrubs that are poisonous.

Emily talks about the deadliest animals on Earth, and Jenn pretty much guesses the top 5. Predators (Yautja) are conspicuously absent though. I'm not saying it's a conspiracy, I'm just sayin'.

Behold the horrors of NASCAR

There’s star jelly falling from the sky, We know you’d like to taste it, But we can’t imagine why! There’s star jelly falling from the sky, Maybe froggies blow it, Or a clouds fart explanation could be worthwhile, Emily told me, Let the Jenns lose it Let the Steve McQueens use it Let all the Clintons boogie [plays guitar rift similar to, but legally distinct from, David Bowie’s Starman]

As Emily channels the werewolf, Jenn talks about weretigers from around the globe and their charming homes.

It's another Emily disappeared episode. This episode is all about people who vanish in liminal spaces, specifically airports and airplanes. What is a liminal space you ask? Well, listen to find out!

We talk about the way Emily would like to die: crushed to death by a tsunami of beer. Unfortunately, in this story, it's happening to a bunch of Victorians.