Kim and Ryan break down the folklore of Krampus and examine why humans across cultures are strangely comfortable with supernatural beings breaking into their homes at night—Santa, the Tooth Fairy, and more. From fear-based parenting to magical thinking and tradition, this episode explores how ancient monsters became holiday mascots… and why that’s actually kind of disturbing.

Kim and Ryan explore the Alaskan Triangle—a massive zone of disappearances, electromagnetic anomalies, UFO sightings, and terrifying wilderness. From shapeshifting otter spirits to vortex physics, this episode breaks down why Alaska might be the most mysterious place in North America… and why you should never trust your compass there.

Kim and Ryan explore the mystery of the crystal skulls: mystical artifacts, archaeological headaches, and possibly alien memory drives disguised as decorative heads. With science, conspiracy, and side-eye, this episode proves that sometimes history really does sparkle.

Kim and Ryan explore the Akashic Records: a cosmic database said to store every soul’s history, purpose, and potential future. Part metaphysics, part quantum theory, part universe-as-cloud-storage, this episode blends ancient philosophy with modern tech humor to ask: is reality saving our entire browser history?

Kim and Ryan dive into the myth of Atlantis—its origins, possible real-world locations, conspiracy rewrites, and why we desperately want it to exist. Whether it was a moral lesson, a drowned city, or a mermaid super-society, Atlantis continues to haunt our imagination… and our Google search history.

Kim and Ryan unpack the true history behind Thanksgiving—from the myth of the “First Feast” to the genocide and displacement of Native peoples that followed. They explore why the holiday is still celebrated, how it impacts Indigenous communities today, and how families can acknowledge the truth while still honoring gratitude. This episode challenges listeners to rethink tradition with honesty and respect.

Kim and Ryan uncover six “forbidden” artifacts humanity should have left alone—from cursed gemstones to nuclear accidents to ancient analog computers. The conclusion? We are curious, unstoppable, and absolutely terrible at reading warning signs.

Kim and Ryan investigate the blurry boundary between werewolf myths and military science. From Cold War super-soldier experiments to modern gene-editing, they explore how legends like the Beast of Bray Road might overlap with classified research. With real declassified experiments, base sightings, and a healthy dose of sarcasm, this episode asks: are the “Dormants” monsters—or just the next generation of soldiers?