In episode 173, Patrice, Marleah, and Courtney discuss the perplexing and unsolved case of Lee Ochi's disappearance in Tupelo, Mississippi. From the suspicious figures to recent FBI digs in her old neighborhood, come learn about the mystery surrounding this decades-old cold case.

In this episode, Patrice, Marleah, and Courtney recount a hilarious story about losing and recovering a phone, complete with a surprise police intervention and family panic. The ladies blend humor and thoughtful commentary on modern challenges and self-improvement strategies.

Join Marleah, Patrice, and Courtney as they discuss the challenges and pressures of January, advocate for a more self-care-oriented approach to the month, and share personal experiences from the New Year. They delve into the significance of brooms in folklore and magical practices, featuring insights from Charlotte, a hand broom maker. The episode is filled with laughter, practical tips, and a deep dive into broom-related superstitions and rituals. Sip on a classic old fashioned as you tune in for a post-holiday chat!

Join the ladies on the B side as they discuss Alabama's Wheeler Wildlife Refuge, bald eagle spotting adventures, and the surprisingly rich biodiversity of the state.

In this episode, Patrice, Marleah, and Courtney sip eggnog while unraveling the mystery of Alabama's spooky White Thang - a glowy-eyed cryptid that's either a tall albino Bigfoot, a giant ghost cat, or possibly just Uncle Earl in his long johns screaming at the moon.

In this episode, the hosts delve into the unusual trend of purchasing and consuming edible clays available on Amazon, such as Grandma's White Dirt from Georgia. They discuss various types of clay, like kaolin and Fuller's Earth, their uses, industrial applications, and traditional consumption practices for digestive benefits. Additionally, they provide quirky clay recipes and read reviews from avid clay eaters. The conversation then shifts to the topic of pica, a condition where individuals crave and consume non-food items like chalk, ice, soap, and even metal or glass, discussing possible reasons and personal anecdotes.

Care for a bit'o'dirt? Patrice, Marleah, and Courtney discuss a bizarre story from Starkville, MS, where people were discovered digging up dirt to eat. They explore the history and cultural significance of geophagy, citing various traditions and the medicinal properties of kaolin clay.

In this B Side, Patrice, Marleah, and Courtney talk about "evangelist" Bob Larson.of Spiritual Freedom Church. And they take his online quiz from boblarson.org to find out whether they themselves are demons! Are they? Listen to find out!