Episode Show Notes

If you’ve ever been driven to the edge of fury trying to open up a bottle of pills (making your headache worse in the process) this story is for you! Between the sprawling backdrop of the Chicago suburbs Maia takes on a journey that involves more than one unsolved murder and raises serious questions about the safety of America’s pharmaceutical system. The case is infamous, the Tylenol Murders, the resolution less so. Did James Lewis do it? Is Johnson & Johnson complicit? Will

As someone once told Grant "See how men lie?" This week Maia entrances Grant with the life of a man as interesting as it was false. Ronald Dante. AKA Ronald Pellar, Dr. Dante, Phil Harris, Joseph Reuben, Mr. Fabian, and so, so many more aliases. But what can we learn from a liar? Turns out quite a bit, as long as you're able to believe. Today we find out we're all living in Ron's world. Join us as we all learn to become "Hypnotherapists", Perm-a-Derm dermologists, and how to

Would you trust love one more time... if you had to do it on a boat? Literally? This week we follow one man, Santiago Genovés, as he...

The Greek Gods were deadly serious and wildly ridiculous. In this week's episode, Maia attempts to straighten out the wonky family tree...

Love looks different for everyone, and for some men and women it can be a bit hairy. This week, Maia shares the fascinating history of...

A portion of the profits from July 2025 will be going to The Frederick Douglass Project for Justice . Today's episode challenges you with...

We all love a little gossip. And these two ladies made sure everyone knew about it. These women were here for the drama, maybe even more...

A portion of the profits from June 2025 will be going to International Centre for Missing & Exploited Children Donation Page in honor of...

When something paranormal goes bump in the night, who are you going to call? This week we learn about Ed and Lorraine Warren! Famous for...

Revenge is a dish best served cold, or sometimes through the mail. This week, Maia covers something we can only describe as "a story like...