A random, surprising and sometimes spooky podcast about how/why things started. If you've ever wondered why high heels, tampons, glasses and sunscreen were invented, we've got you covered. If you want to know where the use of 420 and "dont drink the koola
In this episode Maggie tells the girls about when homosexuals were fired from government during the Lavender Scare. and Lexi tells them the history of the Blarney Stone.
In this episode Lexi tells the ladies about crinoline skirts and Maggie tells them the history of the Bidet.
In this episode Maggie tells the girls about the practice of D-Day called Exercise Tiger and the Lexi tells them about the founder of Barbie.
In this episode Lexi tells the ladies about the Free Mason group, The Order of the Pug. Maggie tells the girls why the United States doesn't use the metric system.
In this episode Lexi tells us the story behind some common superstitions and Maggie tells the girls where the phrase "going postal" comes from.
In this episode the Ladies discuss the origin of Saint Patricks Day and the cocaine bear.
In this Episode the ladies discuss the inspiration behind the film, The Hills Have eyes, as well as the history of nudism.
In this wholesome episode the ladies talk about the origins of Curious George and Shirley Temple
In this episode the ladies discuss the legend of the first female serial killer, Lavinia Fisher. Maggie stays on topic and tell the ladies about the first female executed in the colonies.
In this episode Maggie talks about the history of transplants and Lexi tells the ladies about the mysterious disappearance of Jean Spangler.
In this episode the ladies discuss the real life bad bitch Hellcat Maggie and the Bridgewater Triangle.
In this episode the ladies discuss the first malls in America as well as where Code Adam came from. In the second half Maggie talks about why Friday the 13th is considered bad luck.
The ladies had this week off, but didn't want to leave you empty handed. Enjoy a sneak peak at a niblet episode, previously only available of Patreon!
In this weeks episode the ladies discuss the history behind the famous photo of four children for sale and Lexi shares the origin of the umbrella.
In this episode the ladies discuss where snowmen came from and the origins of school uniforms.
In this episode the ladies talk about the origin of coffee and where the idea for Nightmare on Elm Street came from.
In this episode the ladies discuss the origins of cheese and why we celebrate new years eve.
In this epidose the ladies discuss the origin of Christmas and Mistletoe while drinking LOTS of champagne.
In this episode the ladies discuss the origins of Santa Claus and his devilish buddy Krampus while sipping on a hot toddy.
In this episode the ladies talk about when missing children's pictures were put on milk cartons and then they take a hard left to discuss the origin of candy canes!
In this episode the ladies learn about the bad bitch Betty Crocker. Maggie tells them about the Pledge of the Allegiance's questionable past.
In this episode the ladies reluctantly sip on a cocktail called Stockholm syndrome. Maggie explains why it is called Stockholm syndrome and Lexi explains what Munchausen syndrome is.
In this episode the ladies get a fix of caffeine while discussing your favorite acronyms D.A.R.E. and M.A.D.D.
In this episode the ladies discuss the origin of fluff while sipping a delicious roasted marshmallow cocktail. Maggie tells the ladies about syndrome k.
In this episode the ladies discuss the bane of Maggies existence, shaving. Lexi talks about the invention of Tide and how its evolved.
In this episode the ladies sip on, you guessed it, another mimosa while they discuss Halloween in America and around the world.
In this episode the ladies talk about the truth behind the urban legend of poison and razor blades in Halloween Candy. Lexi shares the true story behind the Conjuring house.
In this episode the ladies sip on mimosas yet again and discuss the spooky subjects of Zombies and The Salem Witch Trials.
In this episode the ladies double fist coffee and beer while discussing the history of the Ouija board and carving pumpkins.
While getting TIPsy on Mimosa's, Maggie tells the girls when tipping started and Lexi horrifies everyone with the crude beginnings of C-Sections.
In this episode the ladies sip on lattes while Lexi shares the history of Botox, while Maggie tries to convince you that you don't have to sleep with your husband.Tik Tok @tellyasomethinpodcastInstagram @tellyasomethinpodcastFacebook facebook.com/canitellyasomethinpodcastWebsite CanITellYaSomethinPodcast.comPatreon www.Patreon.com/canitellyasomethinpodcast
In this episode the ladies sip on Electric Lemonade while Lexi tells them the surprising inspiration behind baby monitors. Maggie talk about the first electric chair execution.Tik Tok @tellyasomethinpodcastInstagram @tellyasomethinpodcastFacebook facebook.com/canitellyasomethinpodcastWebsite CanITellYaSomethinPodcast.comPatreon www.Patreon.com/canitellyasomethinpodcast
In this episode the ladies discuss Coca-Colas drug fueled origin as well as the beginning of the multibillion dollar energy drink business.Tik Tok @tellyasomethinpodcastInstagram @tellyasomethinpodcastFacebook facebook.com/canitellyasomethinpodcastWebsite CanITellYaSomethinPodcast.comPatreon www.Patreon.com/canitellyasomethinpodcast
In this episode the ladies learn about the face that inspired the CPR doll as well as the true story of Bloody Mary.
It's ten o'clock, do you know where your children are? The ladies aren't sure where theirs are as they sip on a Kentucky Muffin cocktail. Lexi does a bate and switch with the story of the muffin man.
In this episode Lexi talks about Skinwalker Ranch which encompasses every scary thing that exists; aliens, ghosts, wolves, etc. Maggie tells the girls about Alcatraz and how it became a prison that housed many well known, and not so well known prisoners.
In this episode, Maggie talks about the little known horror that was The American Plan. Lexi takes us to local Fall River to tell us about Ms. Lizzie Borden.
In this episode the ladied sip on THC infused seltzers while Lexi schools them on the original use of 420. Maggie shares how LSD was discovered and how the CIA and counterculture used it.
In this episode the ladies take on the dark subjects of the Chernobyl disaster and the Hyatt Regency walkway collapse. Mary softens the devastation with a delicious cocktail called "Love under the bridge."
In this cutlery themed episode the ladies discus the demonic origin of the fork and the polygamous origin of your favorite silverware, while sipping on a cocktail that may or may not have anything to do with this episode.
In this episode the ladies discuss some pretty Grimm subjects. Maggie gives background on the classic fairy tale Hansel and Gretel. Lexi brings us to the quaint, sleepy New York town .... home of the headless horsemen.
In this episode the ladies get caffeinated while Maggie tells them where Valentines day came from. Lexi tell them about how and why Amber Alert was developed.
In this episode Lexi feels shafted by the tooth fairys cheap offer for her baby teeth. Maggie discusses when and why clowns turned from funny to fucking terrifying.
In this episode the ladies crack open a Cabernet Sauvignon called "Freakshow." Lexi discusses a topic near and dear to our hearts, a history of black cats. Maggie talks about one of the first examples of a freakshow and how it evolved through the years.-INSTAGRAM: @tellyasomethinpodcast - https://www.instagram.com/tellyasomethinpodcast/
This week the ladies do a themed episode featuring Alice and the Mad Hatter, from Alice's Adventures in Wonderland. The drink served is aptly named "The Mad Hatter's tea party cocktail."-INSTAGRAM: @tellyasomethinpodcast - https://www.instagram.com/tellyasomethinpodcast/
This week the ladies keep it simple with a vodka soda. Inspired by her son, Maggie tells the origin of flipping the bird. Lexi traumatizes the girls with the story of the man thought to have inspired the Texas Chainsaw Massacre movies, Ed Gein.-INSTAGRAM: @tellyasomethinpodcast - https://www.instagram.com/tellyasomethinpodcast/Cover Art by Devin Sanford (IG @iamdevinsanford
In this episode the ladies crack open a beer to listen to Lexi's history of eyeglasses. Maggie talks about how and why the werewolf trials of Europe started.
In this episode the ladies give their livers a break and sip on a refreshing fruit smoothie. Lexi discusses the evolution of sunscreen and Maggie share where the phrase "don't drink the Kool-aid" comes from.
In this episode the ladies discuss the possible inspiration behind Childs Play and the history of multi-level marketing schemes.
In this episode the ladies for-go their diet restrictions and dive into dairy deliciousness with a key-lime pie martini rimmed with the classic anaphrodisiac, graham cracker, which Maggie covers. Lexi regails the girls with the origin of the Easter Bunny.
In this episode Maggie talks about the origin of barber poles and barber surgeons. Lexi delves into the dark, slippery world of Teflon.
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