Dawn of Mantis

In this episode we discuss the hectic life and tragic death of country singer Mindy McCready. In just a few short years, Mindy's reputation went from being one of the most promising women in country to being known as the genre's biggest train wreck. After an incredibly toxic relationship, substance abuse issues and many run-in's with the law, Mindy took her own life in a small town in Arkansas. Was she the architect of her own destruction, or simply an attractor of chaos? We'll let you decide. 

On April 12th, 2016, a sixteen year old Canadian girl named Mekayla Bali skipped school and spent the day making some rather bizarre movements around Yorkton, Saskatchewan. After hours of walking around town, she disappeared, and has never been seen again. We open the show with another "TWITCH" segment, as well as a shout out to our listeners. 

This episode is basically explained by the title- we discuss ten rare, bizarre diseases you may or may not have heard of, while inserting our usual blend of banter and Dad jokes. (Subject Matter Begins @ 5:20)

In this episode, we had the privilege to visit once again with our old friend James Dunham.  Among his many endeavors, James is guitarist for the band Hollywood Riot, who recently played a show with Warrant. We talk about that, as well as just about everything else you can think of, as the title suggests.  

In this episode, we bring you two cases. First, we cover the 2013 disappearance and subsequent murder of a woman named Chelsea Bruck. Chelsea vanished from a Halloween party on a rural Michigan farm a few days before Halloween. Her body wasn't found for several months, but when it was finally discovered it contained DNA evidence that soon lead police to her killer, Daniel Clay. In our second case, we cover the unsolved disappearance of a Minnesota woman named Veronica Sofranski. Like Chelsea, Veronica disappeared from a Halloween party. Unlike Chelsea, Veronica was never seen again, dead or alive. The last man she was seen with is the main and only suspect, but police have never had enough solid evidence to charge him.