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The girls talk about the Long Beach legend, The RMS Queen Mary. May include: haunted stories to wayyy too many life updates.

In the second and final part of their Olympics series, the girls discuss the Tonya Harding case and Miracle on Ice.

The first part of their two episode series, the girl go over the history of the olympics and find out that Kelsey cannot, in fact, make lawnmower sounds

The girls are back with a non-surprise episode to talk about Hercules! They explore the myths versus the movies.

The girls discuss the fascinating and tragic history of Easter Island

The girls throw it back to Woodstock and realize just how much music festivals have changed over the years

Kelsey and Ashley take a more fun route this week, discussing High School Musical and the repercussions of the iconic film.

In this episode, the girls cover one of Ashley's favorite topics, Whales. They discuss the documentary Blackfish and how Sea World handled such a scandal.

The girls dive into Tarzan, a Disney movie they're shocked that they've never covered. They talk about the book's insane backstory, as well as how Phil Collins is on some king shit.

This week the girls marvel over the fact that volcanic precautions haven't super duper changed a whole bunch in thousands of years.

The girls discuss the history of the beautiful art of Kung-Fu, in Hollywood and in real life. They also discuss the new CW reboot and how the parents from that show must be protected at all costs.

Kelsey covers Mozart in a super unhinged episode.

In this short but VERY chaotic episode, the girls discuss Teddy Roosevelt's conservation legacy and the impact it still has today.

Kelsey and Ashley finally tackle P.T. Barnum and his incredibly questionable past... and how The Greatest Showman literally isn't even about him.

In a v quick episode this week, Kelsey and Ashley break down Annie Oakley and her time as a markswoman.

FINALLY the girls cover the famous Winchester House, a haunted location in northern California. They analyse the creepy, ghostly history, and also how one psychic started it all.

In this episode, Ashley explores something near and dear to her heart, Asian American representation in Hollywood, as well as the absolute icon that is Anna May Wong.

Kelsey gets super excited about her latest surprise episode-- art forgery! The girls breakdown how to spot a fake, and how to create one from your British garden shed.

In Ashley's surprise episode, the girls do a deep dive on King Tut, and how the media (not Avan Jogia) did him dirty.

IT'S BEEN 100 EPISODES OF MIM! The girls do something they've wanted to do since they hit publish on episode 1.... which is REDO episode 1. They talk about Romeo and Juliet, their favorite pod moments, and why Shakespeare is deffo a time traveler.

Can anyone tell that it was Kelsey's turn to pick the surprise episode this week? The girls discuss the dumpster fire that was Fyre Festival, as well as the actual legal implications in influencer regulation that it caused.

Ashley takes the lead for a super history focused episode. The girls discuss the ultimate bad b*tch Eleanor of Acquitaine and how her legacy still translates into today.

In their first episode of 2020, the girls return with a new format and way too much news from time passed. Kelsey kicks off the season talking about the history of Facebook, Mark Zuckerberg, how The Social Network is connected to the film 21, and ofc, that iconic Andrew Garfield moment.

In the last MIM episode for 2020, the girls go HARD on the Netflix films released. They break down Holidate and Operation: Christmas Drop with a fine-toothed comb... and let's just say not a lot of it makes sense.

Ashley and Kelsey throw it back to one of their childhood favorites— The Chronicles of Narnia. They discuss C.S. Lewis' real name (NOT what you would expect), cancel culture, and ofc Prince Caspian.

The girls take a rare serious tone when discussing the attack on Pearl Harbor. They also do a deep dive on the 2001 film and whether or not it does justice or disservice.

The girls cover Ashley's favorite Jane Austen book, Persuasion, and talk about how they're getting old.

For Ashley's birthday the girls discuss the tragic history of icon Judy Garland. From The Wizard of Oz to the Renee Zellweger biopic, they go through Judy's life from start to finish. Also, Kelsey didn't hate Meet Me in St. Louis. This is big news.

The biggest shock of 2020 might be that Ashley didn't hate something that Kelsey made her watch! In this episode the girls break down why the 80s were an iconic time for horror films and the insane story of how Stranger Things came to be.

Ashley and Kelsey are finally able to dive into spooky szn with an episode about one of the weirdest Bysshe's on the planet (see what we did there?). They talk about Mary Shelley, Josh Hartnett, and other important things on this Frankenstein episode.

In a very sporatic Kelsey-led episode, the girls try to keep all of he Cosimos and Lorenzos straight! Featuring appearances by Da Vinci, Galileo, and more!

In this Ashley-led episode, the girls break down Boys Over Flowers and The King: Eternal Monarch and how neither of them were what Kelsey expected. Get excited for the MIM girls to show ALLLL OF THE LOVE to international shows.

After a bit of a hiatus, the girls reunite to talk about a few of their favorite Queens... and, of course, the CW masterpiece, Reign.

Much to Ashley's dismay, Kelsey goes HARD IN THE PAINT when in comes to H.H. Holmes, Devil in the White City, and the Chicago World's Fair.

IT'S HERE. IT'S HERE. For two years, the girls have been saying that they would do this episode and they finally did. Also, HAPPY TWO YEAR PODIVERSARY.

The girls do a deep dive Mr. da Vinci, noting how he had MAJOR commitment issues when it came to finishing his pieces. He was also a gay icon and a wayyyy better engineer than artist. Ashley and Kelsey get into the whole thing.

It's an Ashley-led episode this week, with the girls discussing the fascinating history of Genghis Khan and his unforgettable bromance.

The girls go through the life, death, and conspiracy theories of two Hollywood legends.

Ashley and Kelsey FINALLY bond over some classic lit and their love of watching The Count of Monte Cristo with their brothers. It's actually a fairly serious episode hahaha

Full disclosure this episode is a hilarious sh*tshow. Ashley let Kelsey run it. It went about as well as you could expect.

Ashley pulls a surprise episode practically out of thin air and presents the history of some of the most badass Egyptian Queens. It brings up a great discussion of the female role in history and, of course, Hamilton. Haha.

This week the girls take a sharp left turn from their normal content (what is normal content anymore?) to discuss the history of K-pop and the industry surrounding it.

Kelsey and very special guest PAPA DREW break down the history of Drew's favorite sport, Tennis. They talk how a tennis ball might have been one of the three things given to Baby Jesus (not a joke), as well as the sexism, racism and all of the other isms within the game.

Ashley and Kelsey have finally found a Disney film that Ashley doesn't like! The girls bicker over Tim Burton's adaptation, and reveal that author Lewis Carroll was actually a terrifying human being.

In Kelsey's surprise episode, she takes an unexpected left turn away from conspiracy theories and breaks down the history of Pyramid Schemes and MLMs. Ashley, as a reformed Lula Roe lover, talks about her experience shopping with the brand, as well as the Vice News video everyone should see.

In Ashley's surprise episode, she brings the history of makeup to the table. The girls then discuss the fact that the 'beauty influencer' as we know them today, actually started a longgggg time ago.

Ashley and Kelsey are joined by Mental Health Blogger, Hana, from @thishanabee. The discussion gets a little deeper than normal as the girls discuss the way Mental Health is portrayed in film... pitting Perks of Being a Wallflower against Charlie Bartlett.

The girls discuss the iconic Princess Diaries duo, how powerful Julie Andrews is, and also the modern royal fambam.

Ashley and Kelsey break down the weird and eccentric life of Harry Houdini... his petty feud with Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, and how they'd react to being buried alive. It's a fun ride, this one.

The girls talk Pajama Sam until it finally time to talk about the romantic awakening Milo and Kida from Disney's Atlantis. Oh yeah, and they talk about conspiracy theories and colonialism too.

Of course this is episode 69. The girls go through the surprisingly fascinating history of Boy Bands, from the Beatles (not a boy band) to the Jonas Brothers (they're a brother band) to the somewhat sordid history behind N'Sync and the Backstreet Boys. It's a wild ride, so strap in!