This podcast explores ghost stories from around the world, including the well-known Australian tale of Frederick Fisher's Ghost and the urban legend of Hanako, a haunting ghost girl in Japan. It also delves into the haunting legend of Resurrection Mary in Chicago and explores the tragic and cursed past of Rotherwood Mansion. Along with the ghost stories, they discuss the advantages of having binoculars while sightseeing.

Explore the sensational murder of William Weare in 1823, the public's morbid fascination with crime and gambling, the dark criminal underworld of 19th century Britain, the life and crimes of Thirtel, and the gripping murder trial of Thurtel and Hunt.

This podcast explores the mysterious disappearance and death of writer Edgar Allan Poe, including theories of alcohol abuse, political conspiracy, and medical conditions. It also discusses Poe's struggles with alcohol, his scandalous affair, and his enduring legacy.

College experiences with Gothic literature, modern analysis of Ann Radcliffe's work, Anne Radcliffe's influence in gothic literature, her connection to the Castle of Otranto, early cancer detection and AI for business, LGBTQIA history and critique of biography, the fascinating life of Radcliffe and their connection to William, and upcoming Halloween-themed episodes.

Ann Radcliffe, the Gothic novelist, faced speculation and rumors during and after her publishing career. The podcast explores her small social circle, the decline of her health, and the enigma surrounding her life. It also touches on Edmund Burke's views on terror, the reception of her poetry, and her influence in the literary world.

In this podcast, the hosts explore the life and works of Ann Radcliffe, the queen of Gothic novels. They discuss her influence on other authors and her early life, as well as her novel 'The Romance of the Forest' and its themes of morality. They also explore the mystery of the veiled frame in her novel 'The Mysteries of Udolpho' and discuss her growing popularity and transition to writing poetry.

Explore the mysterious life of Mother Shipton, a controversial figure known for her prophetic abilities. Learn about her prophecies, the surprising accuracy of her predictions, and the various versions and fictional portrayals of her as a caricature witch. Discover the investigation into her myths, the doomsday panic she sparked, and the current status of her birthplace as a tourist attraction.

The podcast discusses the sad clown trope, exploring its connection to J.S. and his memoirs. It also delves into plant diseases and the importance of self-care.

Explore the fascinating stories of the Bramley and McIntosh apples, from their accidental origins to their present-day popularity. Learn about the efforts to save and clone the Bramley tree, as well as the preservation of both the Bramley and Macintosh trees. Discover the history of Macintosh apples in Ontario and the legacy of the McIntosh red apple in Canada's fruit growing industry. The podcast also includes various ads and sponsors discussing topics such as travel, communication platforms, Shark Tank, and the Nintendo Switch system.

Guest Joseph Grimaldi, one of England's most famous Regency-era entertainers and the first modern clown, discusses his life and contributions to clowning. The podcast explores his father's influence, family hardships, and his intense performances. It also covers his rise to fame, struggles with theater managers, and the decline of his style. The hosts also discuss listener updates, mental health facility renaming, and potential future episode topics.