This week starts with our creepy things. Cherokee is talking about elective amputations and Carly is talking mummies.

For our main topic this week, Carly is telling is all about Beltane history and traditions. We hear about fertility rituals, human sacrifice chosen through pieces of burnt cake, and running animals through fire. We also go on more tangents this week than I think we ever have and you're going to love all of the weird and wonderful places that we take you!

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This week opens with a new and exciting D4vid update. Plus Cherokee turns the tables on herself and tells Carly about her most creeptastic moment.

Our main topic this week is all about corpses that have been on trial through history. We go from the first and only Pope corpse to stand trial, to angry religious men trying corpses, to all the different ways to pickle a corpse, and we end with corpse public defenders. You don't want to miss this one!

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SOURCES:

The Cadaver Synod: Strangest Trial in Histroy by Donald E. Wilkes Jr

https://daily.jstor.org/the-cadaver-synod-putting-a-dead-pope-on-trial/

https://www.historyextra.com/period/medieval/murderous-history-bible-translations-catholic-murder-version-who-wrote-when/

https://rradar.com/posthumous-trials/

https://tudortreasures.net/henry-viiis-trial-of-st-thomas-becket/

https://www.mentalfloss.com/history/weird-posthumous-trials

This episode starts with a professional stowaway and Carly's weird art experience at a haunted venue.

For our main topic, Carly is bringing back the lore and telling us about the (mostly unknown) origins of April Fools Day. She also talks about some fun international April Fools Day pranks and traditions from April fish to spaghetti trees to zero gravity. And Cherokee concocts a prank of her own! Be sure to check out our instagram to see how it all unfolded.

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This week opens with Carly's creepy audio interference and Cherokee's clients that can't seem to keep their eyes closed.

For our main topic this week, Cherokee is talking about the dark side of the Regency era. After explaining what the regency actually was, she talks all about soot covered people, rotting horse corpses, and overflowing sewage cesspools. Only the best for you, dear listener.

Oh, and we talk about Jane Austen a little too.

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Our main topic this week is in honor of March hosting St Patricks day, so Carly is telling us about Ireland's favorite gold hoarding trickster fairy, the leprechaun! She talks about his origins as well as the commercial ways he has been used to sell cereal and horror movies. We are always open to new topic suggestions... Follow us on instagram:http://www.instagram.com/yourecreepingmeout

This week Cherokee starts her new sub-series "Terrible Spouses" with everything you need to know about F Scott and Zelda Fitzgerald. From hoarding seminal fluids to digging graves in Central Park to worshipping confederate and fascist ideals, we talk all about this intensely flawed couple and their tragic but fitting ending.

We also start the week with... shocker... a D4VD update and a very creepy comment left on one of Cherokee's videos.

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https://lithub.com/behind-the-myths-of-scott-and-zeldas-epic-romance/

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zelda_Fitzgerald

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/F._Scott_Fitzgerald

https://kendalltaylorbooks.com/the-writers-journal/f/a-look-into-the-new-fitzgerald-biography-causing-controversy

This week Carly is telling us all about Spring Heeled Jack-- a Victorian England legend. From spewing blue flames, to leaping buildings, to ripping at his victims with terrifying claws... this one is exciting!

We also start the episode with our creepy things-- Cherokee's viewing of Saltburn and Carly's boyfriend torture.

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SOURCES:

• Wikipedia — Spring-heeled Jack overview and early reports. - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spring-heeled_Jack

• Historic-UK — later sightings and legend spread. - https://www.historic-uk.com/CultureUK/Spring-Heeled-Jack

• HistoryExtra — context on how the legend persisted. - https://www.historyextra.com/period/victorian/spring-heeled-jack-real-ghost-phantom/

• Atlas Obscura — popular culture and Victorian reactions. - https://www.atlasobscura.com/articles/meet-springheeled-jack-the-leaping-devil-that-terrorized-victorian-england

• Additional folklore insights from multiple historical and analytical sources. - https://ukmythology.wordpress.com/legend-of-spring-heeled-jack/

This weeks main topic is all about "mad" King Ludwig II of Bavaria. Known for building splendid castles (helllllo Sleeping Beauty Disney Castle) and funding world famous operas instead of ruling, Ludwig was more than just the lunatic he has been painted as for decades. Ludwig was a sensitive, bright soul with some dark quirks and a very sad ending.

We also start this week with our creepy things including a D4VD update (of course) and a creepy corpse collector who is very, very busted.

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SOURCES:

https://historylizzie.co.uk/2019/10/07/lola-montez-the-fascinating-life-of-a-queen-of-reinvention-1821-1861/

https://www.toursofdistinction.net/blog/poor-mad-king-ludwig-ii-of-bavaria/?srsltid=AfmBOooBvKfiei17eDucUMuM7QSrcAe3p34ld2xrrD2wqO-MDC_D2nTg

https://wheatandtares.org/2024/06/05/lessons-from-ludwig-ii-for-pride-month/

https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC8119274/