This week Kyna and Natalee dive into the funny, weird, and random nuggets of asylum history. Does malaria cure the syph? What does a steel wool box and neck folds have to do with sexual energy? What do you get when you combine an ice pick with a van? Find out the answers to this and more!
This episode we also say goodbye to Ashley. She has made the tough decision to step away from the podcast to focus on her new job, relocation to Louisiana, and her health. You can continue to follow her on Instagram @ajrulo and Twitter @bookitbabe. Natalee and Kyna will continue the podcast with an occasional surprise guest that will either be an expert in the theme we are tackling or a comedian! They promise to continue delivering those delicious funny, weird, spooky, and morbid nuggs to you each week!
Our promo is from the wonderful Mirths and Monsters Podcast! We highly recommend you give them a listen :)
Links:
Credits:
Sources:
Kyna
Natalee
Episode 96: Jacked Guides to the Underworld & Drooling Hollywood Stars
Nerdy AF: Vol. 1
Episode 95: Kidditch Cups & Fabulous Frocks
Episode 94: Holy Foreskin Rings & Vanishing Skull Smootcher
Episode 93: Tidal Waves of Rotting Corpses & Captain Horndog
Extra AF: Vol 20
Misty Malarky, Shapeshifters, & Undead Puppets
Historical AF Podcast Trailer!
Episode 92: Body Farm Buffets, & Super Secret Satan Rituals
Episode 91: Floof Floof DNA & Warrior Kitties
Episode 90: Battlefield Books & Demon Mists
Episode 89: Calcified Hearts & Wildin' Wizard Fandoms
Extra AF: Vol. 19
Episode 88: A Dark & Twisty Raven King & Metaphorical Space Boners
Episode 87: Ahhhh Real Monsters & Underwater Area 51
Episode 86: Stabby Plantation Burners & Superstitious Seamen
Episode 85: Deadly Rafts, Portable Testicles, & Fish Farts
Extra AF: Vol. 18
Episode 84: The Good, The Bad, & The Mummified
HAFP Mini Gab 41
Join Podbean Ads Marketplace and connect with engaged listeners.
Advertise Today
Create your
podcast in
minutes
It is Free
Irish Songs with Ken Murray
History Obscura
Historycal: Words that Shaped the World
The Rest Is History
Everything Everywhere Daily