Well, I Laughed

Discover the fascinating stories of Louise Sneed Hill and Margaret Brown, also known as Molly Brown. From high society drama in early Denver to Margaret's gambling and tragic demise, this podcast covers it all. The hosts also share entertaining anecdotes about traditions, pickles, and their adventures in Hannibal, Missouri. Learn about Margaret's philanthropy, social ambitions, and her heroic actions during the sinking of the Titanic. Margaret's legacy as a suffragette and activist is also discussed, making for a captivating listen.

Patty Hearst, survivor of a tragedy and trauma, discusses the aftermath of the house fire that killed members of the SLA, the numerous trials, and where everyone ends up in the years following. The podcast covers topics such as gender identity, Midwestern food delights, reflections on relationships and ideology, Mike Borden's desire for revolutionary acts, Patty's mother's strange Christmas message, joining the Witness Protection Program, support for the SLA, the trial and argument of brainwashing, and the complicated legacy of Patty Hearst.

Part 1 of the Patty Hearst story explores the sensationalist SLA and their violent acts. The hosts discuss the intense political climate in the 70s, the assassination of Marcus Foster, and the disturbing discovery of a potential kidnapping target list. They also delve into the rebellious relationship between Patty and her teacher, rumors surrounding her involvement in revolutionary activities, and the FBI's involvement in the case. The chapter concludes with a discussion on relationships, Thanksgiving introductions, and the Hearst family's responsibility.

Guests John Wood and Shannon Whisnant discuss the bizarre story of a man receiving a bag with a human leg. They talk about the documentary 'Finders Keepers' and the humorous moments of the story. They also delve into the false claims made by Shannon and the impact of the incident on John's life.

This podcast explores stories from Reddit's AITA, including secret hoarding, infidelity, and the ability to ruin a family. The hosts also discuss funny incidents, cooking habits, friendship, confidentiality, the dilemma of a paternity test, eye color memories, and sentimental items in storage units.

British intelligence agent William Stephenson, James Bond author Ian Fleming, and children's author Roald Dahl play a major role in this podcast where they discuss the British government's covert activities in America during WW2, including creating relationships with influential Americans and promoting pro-British sentiment. The podcast also covers Roald Dahl's role as a British spy in America and his controversial personal life.

A not-so-secret society with too much power and money is exposed in the woods north of San Francisco. Discussions revolve around dinner party invites, changing tones, and TikTok pre-pre parties. The hosts also explore witnessing a creepy ceremony in the Redwood Forest and the exclusive two-week long camp organized by the Bohemian Club. They touch on wealth in Aspen, McDonald's calories, and the history of the Druid Jinx. The podcast delves into the secretive world of the Bohemian Club, discussing exclusivity, controversies, and destructive logging practices.

Join us for a night with our favorite people as they share stories around the theme 'Ghosted'. Some stories are relatable, some wild. We discuss experiences with ghosting, mixed signals at a pride festival, thrilling climbing adventures, encounters with new people, and more. Also, learn about Ghost Armies in WWII and the Winchester Mystery House.

Join the hosts as they explore the fascinating world of pirates, discussing the history of Blackbeard and Anne Bonny. They also share their amusing experiences at a Prague castle and their unique currency conversion methods. Dive into the stories of Steed Bonnet and James Bonnie, two individuals who defied expectations and embraced the pirate life. Learn about the intriguing secret of Mark/Mary and the unconventional life of Mary. Delve into the topic of romantic relationships and gender norms among pirates, with a nod to Calico Jack and Captain Jack Sparrow. Get excited for upcoming episodes and a live show!

Famous writer Agatha Christie mysteriously disappeared and then reappeared. The podcast discusses her vanishing in 1926, the theories surrounding her disappearance, and her personal struggles at the time. They also explore the possibility of disassociative fugue caused by trauma and stress. Despite the incident, Christie's career continued to flourish.