The gang takes turns to give teasers for future episodes. The list includes a Circus Priest, the founder of Autotune, a daring polar expedition, and some assholes flat earth theory that involves a domed Pog. Check it out and get titillated for future episodes!

The boys are talking bank heists - In 2006, thieves break into the Banco Rio in Buenos Aires. After a 7 hour police standoff, police storm the bank to find the robbers, and $20 million in valuables, have disappeared without a trace

We hope everyone is ready for this wild ride - two undercover police officers in 1990 Michigan setup a fake wedding for themselves with a bunch of local drug dealers as guests to bust as many of them as possible in one go, due to lack of funding for normal procedures. Needless to say, this one got rather silly along the way.

Elizabeth Holmes had a dream to make Healthcare more affordable; and she would stop at nothing to defraud investors out of billions of dollars to promote a "life-saving" machine that would never work.

This week, the gang explores lesser known injuries and deaths from making movies. Scraping the bottom of the barrel, KY Jelly throws together a listicle of deaths from the annals of hollywood. A stunt woman, some kittens, and even old Tom Sizemore gets a nod.

An LKP Oldie but Goldie! Our initial release of the Mr. Hands episode was "hurty on the ears", according to one review. So we remastered the entire episode so you can enjoy the horse love more comfortably. Grab the reins, slide your feet in the stirrups, and get ready to learn more about Mr Hands and his friend the DENOMINATOR.

Amy Carlson went from New Age heartthrob to blue-skinned and dead in one wild story. Join us as we chase down the tale of a real life, modern day mummy.

David Miscavige has been leading the Church of Scientology since the death of L. Ron Hubbard. Under Miscavige's rule, Scientology has shifted from run-of-the-mill cult to full fledged clown show. Beatings, subversion, coercion, manipulation, and potentially murder are not out of the question for Miscavige. He even bullied the IRS into doing his bidding. This guy is a nightmare.

Thirty Seven Days of Peril, the Truman Everts story. Alternate title: Who the hell thought it would be a good idea to let a tax collector go on an expedition to survey the rugged American West?

When real life super hero Phoenix Jones isn't accosting citizens with tacos, he's keeping the streets of Seattle safe. With his trusty pepper spray and his catch phrase, "I'm a superhero!", evildoers don't stand a chance.