The episode where we share our recent investigation of the Historic Commercial Hotel in Osceola, MO. If you live in Missouri, you know exactly where this small town is because of the famous cheese store. Welcome to the Midwest. This hotel has history dating back to the Civil War when Kansas and Missouri had some beef with each other. But it’s okay, they can be friends now, trust us. Anyway, although we did not get to investigate at this hotel, we did get to stay the night and have some fun with Rasputin dances, card games, and of course, shenanigans.

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The episode where Boydston brings us some true crime that’s really more of a history lesson on the history of developing vaccines for diphtheria and smallpox and the biologics that made it possible. We’re gonna meet our new horse friend, Jim, and we love him almost as much as Sound. There’s a lot of science talk, so buckle up guys. This will all lead to the eventual passing of The 1902 Biologics Control Act to establish checks and balances for creating and administering vaccines. Welcome to Boydston’s rabbit hole, we’re all jumping in.

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The episode where Sarah brings us the infamous story of our favorite villain: Grigori Rasputin. If you haven’t listened to her episode about the Romanov family, go listen and then come back to learn all about Rasputin and how his mini Rasputin got into a lot of trouble. There’s a lot of disturbing stuff here, so feel free to put your earmuffs on with Lindsey, especially when you find out where Raspy is today. There’s so much more to the story that “Anastasia” left out, and thank goodness or else this wouldn’t have been a kid movie. Come on a journey with us and Raspy!

The episode where we return to Emmaus Asylum in Marthasville, MO. Please listen to episode 290 for the history behind this amazing place and our first experience there. You remember this place as the one that reignited our love of ghost hunting, so you know we had to return. Can confirm: the vibes were still there. Lots of shenanigans ensue, Sarah’s impression of speech impediments are Boydston’s kryptonite, Lindsey develops spirit ears, and Sarah encounters her biggest fear: bats. In between the shenanigan, we get some EVPs, ankle hitting, and all the Ts and Bs.

The episode where Lindsey brings us a true crime of an infamous case that changed the way physicians practice medicine. This is John Bodkin Adams, a British physician who was accused of murdering his patients, in what was at that time called the murder trial of the century. Was it gross incompetence or serial mercy killer? It is still argued over, but the facts are that this case changed protections around physicians. But there’s lots of inappropriate boundaries, eating cake in surgery, and some all around weirdness.

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The episode where Sarah brings us a smorgasbord about one of Russia’s most famous stories: the Romanov family. Most of us know about Anastasia (thanks Disney), but we’re going to deep dive into what led up to the night the family was massacred. Lindsey will give us some Russian accents, and Boydston makes a tin foil dress. And we promise, no Anastasia singing (even though we REALLY wanted to). Stay tuned, because Sarah is gonna do a deep dive on our favorite villain: Rasputin. Again, we blame Disney.

The episode where Boydston brings us a paranormal story about the town of Cairo….Illinois. This town has a deep history of racism. Not mining, like some may think. The town is deserted now, but there’s a Ghost Hospital (actually), and some bad vibes. Who wants to come to Cairo with us?!