Something Wicked This Way Comes

Have you ever felt a chill down your spine as you realize that the truth you hold may not be the whole story? Our latest episode is a tapestry of such revelations, tracing the shadowy lines between perception and reality through the cinematic Rashomon Effect and philosophical thought. Join us as we unravel the impact of storytelling on memory and truth, inspired by intriguing cinema that distorts reality to mesmerize audiences, and our dear friend Nitzche who believes truth is as unreliable as fictional narratives would lead us to think.

Have you ever considered why, despite intense activism, revolutions in democratic societies like the U.S. seem like a distant echo from our history books? Journey with us as we dissect the anatomy of revolutions and social change and peel back the layers of effective social activism, revealing that the key to enduring change lies in strategic groundwork rather than spontaneous outbursts of protest. We delve into the potency of grassroots movements, the indispensable role of education, and the power of nuanced dialogue, all while weighing the pros and cons of emotionally charged rhetoric versus the disciplined approach necessary for legislative reform. Every vote cast and voice raised is an integral step on the arduous path to progress, and our conversation underscores the pivotal role of these actions in shaping a just society.Lastly, we reflect on the poignant story of the 1968 student-led movement in Mexico, a stirring testament to the collective call for systemic change. We recount the spirit of solidarity that unified Mexican communities, only to be met with the stark brutality of government forces during the Tlatelolco massacre. This historical event, much like the contemporary movements, reminds us of the delicate balance between the power of the people and the narratives constructed by those in power. By remembering such struggles, we safeguard the truth and honor the courage of those who stood, and continue to stand, against oppression.

Join Kayla and Karina for this week’s episode  where they discuss small towns with interesting, and terrifying, histories. Which, if any, of these towns would you dare to visit?

Dearest listeners, tune into this week’s episode to learn about terrifying tales from around the world. Will you learn about a new fear you didn’t even know you had? Maybe. What is certain, though, is that you’ll be in for some riveting retellings of ghost stories!

Kayla and Karina are back with more than just a philosophical episode title! Listen to this week’s episode right learn a little more about something humans have been fascinated with since it’s inception; death row last meals. 

If you’re asking yourself what that title could possibly refer to, we suggest you listen to this week’s episode! Join Kayla and Karina as they discuss the dark little secrets some of our cities hold. 

The title won’t be the only thing that’s a little disturbing in this episode. Join Kayla and Karina as they discuss interesting but slightly terrifying facts with you. 

This episode the dynamic duo that are your favorite K’s are gonna give ya the little known passions of historical figures. This episode has it all, from cowboys with robust masculinity to stories about the loneliest genius. Oh! There’s also talk about cults, end of days and even a little rapping. Check this episode out, we guarantee you’re gonna lava it. 

Is all propaganda bad? When you think of propaganda, do you solely think of the WWII era? Think there’s no propaganda in the world we live in today? Why don’t you give this episode a listen and see if Kayla and Karina can impart some sick knowledge on you!

If phrases like “my womb has crops” and “witch’s teat” grab your attention, then you should listen to this week’s episode! Kayla and Karina discuss witches, past and present. You can even learn what kind of witch you are! This episode has it all. Want one more phrase to give you goosebumps? Find out the reference behind, “we are the daughters of the witches you couldn’t burn”.