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S2-E37 - Frederic Tudor - Boston's Ice King

This week, Sue tells us about the global world of ice trade and the king of Ice, Frederic Tudor! Ice Ice Baby! 

S2-E36 - Gene Wilder

This week, we thought we would look at one of the best comedic actors of his day, Gene Wilder. 

S2-E35 - Jewish Patriots of 1776

Hey Breathers! This week, Sue tells us the story of the Jewish Patriots during the American Revolution! Happy 250th, America! 

S2-E34 - Kendall Francois Poughkeepsie's Jack the Ripper

This week, Shannon tells us the story of Kendall Francois. He killed several prostitutes in Poughkeepsie in the late 1990s and became known as Poughkeepsie's Jack the Ripper. 

S2-E33- Elizabeth Packard and psychiatric reforms

This week, Sue tells us the story of a woman who changed the world of mental health after being wrongfully committed to an insane asylum. 

S2-E32- Murder on Main Street

The year is 1928, and Fela Palick has shot her lover in cold blood on the streets of Poughkeepsie. Why and what happened next? Shannon tells us the full story! 

S2-E31-Headstones and Cemetery Symbolism with sinister meanings

This week, Sue talks about the various forms of symbolism on headstones in cemeteries. Some of them are sinister, some not so much. You decide.

S2-E30 - Deaths in the Wild

This week, Shannon talks about all of the wild deaths and encounters with animals that ended in tragedy. 

S2-E29 - The Archetype of the Crazy Cat Lady

Sue shares with us some pretty intense thoughts on the creation of the Crazy Cat Lady! 

S2-E28 - Forever Here, Forever there: Famous Ghosts

Do you believe in ghosts? Well, our special guest Ina Claire Gabler, a writer and teacher, shares with us her passion for paranormal activity!