Ep. 83 The Curious Case of Count Carl von Cosel
Ben Harrison is the author of the book Undying Love, which tells the story of Karl Tanzler, AKA Count Carl von Cosel. In brief: Karl Tanzler, a German immigrant, makes…
Ep. 82 Doll & Teddy Bear Museum & Library
I have often pondered which is better: Dolls or Teddy Bears. Luckily one woman has designed the perfect museum to answer this question: The Susan Quinlan Doll & Teddy Bear…
Ep. 81 The Battle of Los Angeles
In celebration of the diamond anniversary of The Battle of Los Angeles, I sit down with one of the most respected men in the UFO field Dr. William J.…
Ep. 80 The Battleship Iowa
The USS Iowa is one of the largest, most imposing forces in naval history. Originally commissioned to support land invasions (amphibious assaults) in WWII, this devastating behemoth was also a…
Ep. 79 Adolf Hitler and the Ratlines
This episode is going to blow your mind. Famed occult researcher and Nazi expert Peter Levenda walks us through his book Ratline, the story of the secret "Underground Railroad" in…
Ep. 78 Robo Lights
Kenny Irwin Jr. is an artist who's true style is hard to nail down in contemporary words. He may be the mastermind behind Griswold-esque Robo Lights, but like most famous…
*Bonus* Roller Coaster Innovators
The original Roller Coaster pioneers! Jim Futrell and I discuss the two most influential coaster designers in history: John Miller and Harry Baker.
Ep. 77 History of Amusement Parks
From his website: Jim Futrell became involved with the National Amusement Park Historical Association in 1980, and was named the organization’s Historian in 1984, a position he continues to hold.…
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