Well, we're exhausted but we're back. This time we have a go with West Virginia and start with the Mine Wars and end with the origin of the Mothman prophosies. We're a little rusty, guys. Thanks for tuning in!

This week we cover the gruesome murder of Lucy Pollard followed by the confusing trial. We also discuss the disastrous start of Jamestown. As you all know sound quality is weird but the content is slightly better. Enjoy!

This week we get into North Carolina. We cover the environmental racism of the hog industry and the gruesome death of Jeffrey MacDonalds family.

This week we take a look at South Carolina. We cover Christopher Pittman murdering his grandparents at a young age and the massacre at the AME Church in Charleston by Dylann Roof in 2015. Please enjoy!

It was a long wait, but hopefully worth it. This time we discuss the horrible negligence of the Atlanta Child Murders that left the community devestated. We also talk about the events leading up to every Black resident of Forsyth, Georgia being violently removed from town in 1912.

This week we cover America's penis, Florida. We discuss the creepy handosme man known as the Casanova Killer and the horrific boys reform school in Mariana, known as the Arthur G. Dozier School. Until next time!

Hello again! This time we cover some important figures from American History. We speak on the lack of recognition with NASA computers and the history of the Black Panther Party. Please enjoy this special episode regarding Black History. Until next time!

This week we're back at it! We cover the horrible murders of the Walker Family and finish up with the incredible life of Muhammad Ali. Please enjoy!

In an attempt to cover Kentucky, Heather may have gone crazy with her Muhammad Ali story and taken over the entire episode. This week we cover Muhammad Ali and him alone. The man was so much more than a boxer and should be remembered for all time. Stay tuned for part 2!

This week we take some twists and turns with the very upsetting and mysterious death of Garnet Gin, as well as the dark history of Billy Holidays 'Strange Fruit.'