The Lost Treasure of “Bad King John”
In 1216, just before his death, English Monarch King John lost the royal Crown Jewels. Were they lost to the landscape, buried beneath dozens of feet of silt and dirt? Or is it possible the jewels wer...
10 Jan 201944min
Unicorns Pt. 2
Reports surfaced in the late 1800s from local tribesmen in the Congo claiming a small horse-like creature hid in the woodlands. Men went in search of the mysterious animal. The creature in question: a...
20 Dec 201842min
Unicorns
According to mythical beliefs, the unicorn is a shy creature, living deep in the forest and rarely venturing near people. The creature is found in literature dating back to 1800 B.C.E. and is referenc...
13 Dec 201842min
The Garden of Eden Pt. 2 - Pinpointing Paradise
On the hunt for the real location of Eden, Molly and Richard use biblical text as a map to locate where the Garden may have originally been located. The Middle East and South America are definitely po...
6 Dec 201840min
The Garden of Eden - Faith, fact, or fiction?
The mythical paradise described in the book of Genesis has roots in cultures across the globe. Many explorers, conquerors, and fanatics have attempted to locate it over the centuries. Biblical and geo...
29 Nov 201838min
The JFK Assassination
Happy Thanksgiving Unexplained Mysteries fans! We hope you enjoy this sneak peak of our new podcast, Assassinations, where we examine history’s most dramatic deaths. If you enjoy this episode and want...
22 Nov 201838min
“The Hungriest Man in History” Pt. 2 - Tarrare
What is the science behind the way Tarrare ate the way he did? Most people wouldn’t consider eating 12 whole eggs at once possible, but in 1700s France, Tarrare was an anomaly. Competitive eaters toda...
15 Nov 201840min
“The Hungriest Man in History” - Tarrare
He was known as the Hungriest Man in history, eating his way through corks, stones, live animals, and by swallowing an entire basketful of apples one after the other. Was he the victim of a strange di...
8 Nov 201839min
