Yeah, That Happened

Who you gonna call? Probably not us. This week we're ushering in the most wonderful time of the year with a couple of ghost stories. We definitely accuse (probably falsely) someone of murder while Joyce talks about the many wives of William Haymond and how many of them are still hanging around at the super scary Haymond House in Sutton West Virginia. Also, Joyce is definitely going to be a paranormal investigator. Then we ask the age old question of "Can demons be cherubic?" while Nikki retells the story of the Sallie House in Atchison Kansas. Get cozy, sip on some pumpkin spice, and get spooky with us. 

This week we check in on Nikkis roof and Joyce's mental health - either of which could be blown over at any moment.  Also, our truly terrible accents are back! We're discussing why is France? And Joyce gets necromagous while telling us some of the more interesting parts of French rules about marrying someone who has already died. Which is a thing?  Then Nikki tells us about L'inconnue de la seine, the woman who would eventually go on to be immortalised as rescusi-annie.  Get your applause signs lit up and head down to the morgue for this one...

Milk, milk, lemonade, in the back scams are made. We've finally figured out technology and are back with a fan picked episode!!! Joyce is unwholesome in her rage about Urine Therapy. Maybe set the coffee down for this one? Then put your goat in the backyard while Nikki tell us about (not a) Doctor John Brinkley and his Glandular Therapy. We'll be discussing the importance of parental me time, ensuring you always finish your drink while it's warm, and early viral marketing tactics. 

Boil Boil Toil And Trouble, that's right - it's Witchy Woman time! Join us for Joyce's last night in New Zealand where we get the witchiest we possibly can. Nikki reads some cards and tells Joyce her future and then we talk about Lady Glamis, who absolutely was not a witch. Very auspicious. 

Another mornins morning all around! We have a plethora of ways to expire in store for you today. We're talking unusual deaths throughout history. Joyce brings us a tale of hot pokers and falling turtles. Nikki tells us about the Rasputin of the Bronx, Mike Malloy. A man who just wouldn't die, despite everyone's best efforts. Including her worst Irish accent. You've been warned.   AND there's a spooky update on Front Room Phil, who does not understand personal boundaries!

Grab your coffee, or your martini - we're back (after a little break for the plague and technology breaking) to bring you a chat about the ladies we don't get to hear about in history class. Women in warfare. Joyce channels the 300 and talks about Artemisia of Halicarnassus, who still ended up having to look after kids. And Nikki talks about Nany of the Maroons, a Jamaican folk hero we should all know about. 

Maybe don't get on the boat. At least not without checking to see if someone has predicted  that boat sinking. Because sometimes art imitates life a little too closely and life says "hold my beer" This week Joyce tells us about how the Titanic disaster was *definitely* predicted in a book years before it happened. Nikki is also nautical and booksy with the tragic tale of Richard Parker aboard the Mignonette. He really should have googled himself. Also, we definitely (don't) understand and figured out how to calculate nautical miles.

Happy whatever you celebrate (or don't) this time of year! We're just as surprised as you are that there's a Christmas bonus episode. We're talking Charles Dickens today. Joyce is vaguely describing a Dickensian Christmas meal.... if it were done in the 70's with jelly and some super gross fondue choices. Meanwhile Nikki is talking about the man who most likely inspired Ebenezer Scrooge, John Elwes. A man so notorious for his penny pinching ways that  Scrooge himself would have felt intimidated.

Happy Holidays Fadoodlers! Ever think there could be more inventive ways of coercing good behaviour out of your children? Or getting them to do their chores? Well, have we got the lore for you. This week we're diving into some Christmas lore. Joyce gives us the low down on Gryla and the Yule Lads and Nikki takes it a step further by telling us about the Yule Cat, or Jolakotturinn. Iceland is getting a lot of love from us, and a lot of mispronounced words. 

Buckle up for 8746 reasons to mistrust your history teachers. Joyce tells us how Catherine the Great was not a witch or a nympho bitch. And Nikki rages about colonialism while telling us about what a turd Christopher Columbus was and why  we should be celebrating anyone but him. Polish your dick cupboard and give your vehicle a nickname, fadoodlers.

OOHHHHH Witchy Woman She's got flight training? Check us out being on time! This week Joyce is on Witchy Woman duty and she's talking all about the Night Witches, or the Nachthexen. This is a group of women who truly did the Lords work by terrorizing nazis. Grab a vodka, figure out your hemisphere, and learn why you should NEVER anger a Russian woman.

We've missed you, fadoodlers! We're back in action even though gremlins or poltergeists got into all our tech this week. Joyce talks about the Wesley Poltergeist of The Old Rectory in Epworth. For once Nikki picks door number one and attempts a debunking. The worlds gone mad. Then Nikki pops tags and bottles with the story of the Herrmann family and Popper the poltergeist who inspired the 80's classic movie Poltergeist. Perform a google and grab your coffee, we're back!

Hey Fadoodlers, here's a very special episode full of dropkick worthy hotel ghosts including creepy kids and a slowly appearing maid. Plus our Yelp review of Ghost Adventures.    Nikki talks about the Belvoir Winery and Joyce talks about the Red Lion Inn.     In memory of the amazing Dan at Real Life Ghost Stories #neverready #howyoudo

Wisdom teeth be damned, we're back behind our mics! And this week fadoodlers, we're talking mysterious disappearances. Nikki stays on brand with the super sad story of the Sodder Children and their Christmas Eve "deaths". And Joyce takes a wide swipe at the glorious moustache that may or may not have inspired Arthur Conan Doyle, but definitely disappeared in the Amazon.  Come at us with all your theories!   Please remember to rate, review, and share the Franklin out of us.

Well team, this week we're learning why fragile egos, pettiness, and gunpowder don't mix. Joyce tells us about the Bone Wars and uses big science words. Nikki has once again tried an ill advised accent while telling us about the Pleasant Valley War. Spoiler - it wasn't a pleasant valley. And another reminder to join our new Facebook Group - Yeah That Happened Podcast Group x   Please remember to share and rate/review - we'd love you forever if you do.    

Welcome back fadoodlers and history hermits! This week we're on a lighthearted topic of heists and the people who got away with it. Nikki introduces us to everyones new heroes, Ian and Kay as well as the debate about Scone vs Scone pronunciation as we hear about the liberation (return) of the Stone of Destiny. Joyce tells us a story worthy of a Jason Statham movie, or Arthur Conan Doyle, with the Bakers Street Burglary.    Remember to join our new Facebook group, "Yeah, That Happened Podcast Group." And rate, review, and share!

Join us this episode to learn why you shouldn't roofie people, the dangers of shadows, and what ice cream has to do with Elm Street. This week Joyce starts us off with the story of the super haunted Bhangarh Fort, which is so spooky you need to sign a waiver. Nikki then talks about the true nightmare on Elm Street with the story of the Stratford Knockings at Phelps Mansion. Save up all your nopes for this one, guys. Also, join our new Facebook Group! Search Yeah That Happened Podcast Group on facebook and answer the questions and you're in... our cult that is. Please remember to review and share!!

Gather round, collect your fadoodling ignoramuses and listen to some witchy tales about the little known Hartford Witch Trials in Connecticut. Learn all about Americas first witchcraft executions, confessions, turning into a newt, and joining giblets with the devil. It's Salem before Salem was Salem.

Buckle up for a typically shallow dive into the dark origin of your favourite nursery rhymes! It's all murder and theft over here as Nikki tells us how Mary Mary Quite Contrary is probably about mass burnings. And how the Three Blind Mice are not the cute supporting characters Shrek would have you believe they are. Meanwhile Joyce joins in on the fun with Little Jack Horner and that isn't a plum he pulled out of the pie, it's land theft.

Welcome back explorers and conquistadors. Nikki introduces us to OG Florida Man - Ponce de Leon who didn't find the fountain of youth and also was super murdery. Joyce sticks with the lighter side of exploration with two lost blokes in STRAYA. Grab your morning brown and learn why you should always pack two skillets. 

Gather round at your local beerery and try not to get caught out in this flood of worthless info. This week we have sticky situations galore. Listen to Nikki tell you about the Boston Molasses Flood and learn why you shouldn't trust your accountant to build ANYTHING. Ever. And then cleanse your palate with Joyce while she tells us about the London Beer Flood. Not as fun as it sounds. Please remember to rate and review and tell everyone you know about this podcast. 

Come along for a natural disaster and natural disaster adjacent episode! This week we have a mystery to solve in the form of the Flannan Isles lighthouse disappearance. Also Joyce reminisces about the 80s while telling us about a particularly melodramatic whirlpool incident. Please share us, make your friends and family listen! And subscribe and rate!

Welcome to 2021! This week we're talking about feasts that have gone wrong enough to spark war or inspire Game of Thrones. Joyce gets confusing with the tale of the Percys and the Nevilles and how that impacted the War of the Roses. Or as Joyce calls it - The English Flower War.  Nikki brings the sads (and the really horrible Irish accents) with the betrayal of Clandeboye. Apologies to Ireland, just in general, for this one. Please remember to Share, Rate, and Review to get us in your friends earholes too.

We're sneaking back into your earholes with a VERY belated episode about people who maybe aren't what they seem. Nikki talks about the Chevalier d'Eon who essentially wrote the first gossip blog. Meanwhile Joyce tries her hardest not to crowd the mushrooms and channels the great Julia Child, an OG secret squirrel  -  many accents were butchered in the making of this episode.  Please remember to review, subscribe to us, and share. Shout about us from the rooftops - proverbial and literal. Tell your friends, tell your family, tell your boss - you'll either get promoted or fired, it's a fun little game to play!

Happy Thanksgiving witches! It's a sciency witchy woman this week. And honestly, this lass is goals! Joyce tells us about the "satanic wiles" of Hypatia who just couldn't stay away from the "magic". Read: she was smart and pretty so must be a witch and had to go. Classic dude manoeuvre.  Please remember to share, rate, and review!

Hey Kool-Aid (gin) drinking buddies, wanna join an awesome group of like minded individuals led by someone who definitely doesn't have nefarious intentions for your body or money? Boy have we got the groups for you! Listen along as Nikki talks about the Order of the Solar Temple and Joyce tries to make sense of Happy Science. Also we all discover that Joyce has a tiny connection to the Jonestown Massacre...eeek. Your membership payments are all due at the first of the month.  Please remember to share, subscribe, rate, and review!

This week we're talking Coups! Nikki discussed Australias only military coup, the inaccurately named Rum Rebellion. And Joyce talks about that time England executed their King in Prides Purge. Also we take a super shallow dive into Guy Fawkes. So light your bonfires and open your bottles. Why's the rum always gone? Please remember to share, subscribe, rate, and review!

Happy Halloween! This week Joyce tells us a little bit about the origins of the best day ever. And Nikki talks about the Lemp Mansion and it's spooky history. This week we also have a promo for Coffee and the Macabre - a group of girls who just like to drink coffee and talk about strange and unusual things. Go listen to them, they're awesome! Please remember to listen, rate, share, and subscribe!

You’re glowing! But in a creepy way. This week we’re getting into the Halloween spirit with a chat about creepy kids. Nikki talks about the possession of Elizabeth Knapp and how she beat the demon menopause. And Joyce introduces you to some spare goblins. Oh, but they’re children. And they glow. And they may lead to madness. Please remember to share, subscribe, rate, and review.

Well kids, this is fun and gross. This week we're talking grisly archaeological finds! Joyce gets gross about bog bodies and she outs herself as a die hard trekkie. Meanwhile Nikki talks about a prehistoric house full of skeletons that was unearthed in China back in 2011.  Please remember to listen, rate, review, subscribe, and share! 

This episode we've got ghosts ships! And Joyce tries to sing! And we have a new drinking game! Drink anytime you hear an f bomb, fornication optional! What else could you even ask for?!? Sit right back and we'll tell the tale of the Octavius, frozen and maybe found 13 years later as well as the Lady Lovibond who may or may not show up in 2048. Either way, we're booking the Air bnb now. Please remember to share, subscribe, rate, and review us!  

Buckle up witches, we're going to Lancashire to talk about the Pendle Witches, sometimes called the Lancashire Witches. We're discussing familial loyalty which was sorely missing in this case, how to plot properly, as well as the best names for your familiar. We're also debating generational distinction and why Nikki is so bad at social media. Please remember to Share, Subscribe, Rate, and Review

We have some skincare secrets to spill week! Come along for a journey through the anti-aging world of The OG Vampire, Blood Countess, Elizabeth Bathory. And Joyce tells us all about the recently discovered incompetent vampire pirate mayor of Sozopol - Mayor Krivich who was buried in a prestigious place despite being an utter failure. Lesson of the day - money talks. Please remember to subscribe, rate, review, and share!

We're gigglewolves this week! Join us for a gin or 5 while we tell you about werewolves. Nikki talks about bad shapewear while telling the story of Peter Stubb, the Werewolf of Bedburg. And Joyce tells us all about how the film industry has gotten some free publicity out of the Werewolf of Cannock Chase.  Blanket content warning for this one guys.  Please remember to share, subscribe, rate, and review

Hold on to your hats. And your skulls! This week We're talking about the long standing and far too recent practice of corpse medicine and the case of Scottish maybe cannibals the Sawney Beanes. Hope you're not eating.  Remember to rate, review and subscribe!

September means it's Halloween, so we're kicking it off with a ghost story or two. Unfortunately *one* of us is a raging sceptic. Sooo.... buckle up for the Winchester Mystery House as told by Joyce and Listen to Nikki make all manner of inappropriate bad jokes about the Cock Lane Ghost - Scratching Fanny. I mean... the jokes really do write themselves. Remember to Subscribe, Rate, and Review us!

The Lumberjacks are not okay. And neither are the nuns for that matter! This week we're talking about mass hysteria or weird plagues? Joyce talks about the Jumping French Lumberjacks of Maine and Nikki talks about the meowing, biting nuns of Germany and France. Get ready for lots of cat sounds and try not to get the lumberjack song stuck in your head! This week we also have a promo for The World Within Podcast - go listen to them!

What do you get when you mix 600 serfs and palm reading? A whole heap of nope. This week we're talking about female serial killers! So fun!! Nikki tells us about La Voisin, the woman at the centre of the Affair of Poisons. Meanwhile Joyce heroically overcomes her head cold to regale us with the tale of Darya Saltykova, a sadistic Russian noble who did not appreciate being unmarried. 

It's just Spluge Fest 1662 over here this week! Join us as Joyce tells us all about Isobel Gowdie who confessed to witchcraft and an extramarital affair with the devil. Meanwhile we're over here trying to answer the age old question - Is satan actually just Tim Curry as Dr Frankenfurter? See ya next time, Pickles! Please remember to like, share, rate, and review us wherever you can! 

We discovered this week that we are in fact amoral and wicked in the eyes of the Knights Templar. But who cares, they all got slaughtered. Joyce told us about it in her most wholesome way. Meanwhile Nikki shares her love of plant based protein and the colour yellow when she talks about the Andes Plane Crash

Is that a new catchphrase I hear?? Probably not, but a girl can dream. This week we dive into the strangeness of cursed objects. Nikki talks about a cursed chair, Busbys Stoop Chair and all the drama and tragedy that has befallen all who dare to sit in it. Joyce tells us about a cursed painting, The Hands Resist Him. Featuring the most terrifying self portrait we've ever seen.  Also, this week we are featuring the promo for our Friends over at Hardly Paranormal. Go listen and subscribe to them, they're the bee's knees. 

We found Doogie Howsers con artist brother?! But actually we're just talking about mysterious appearances/ people with a mysterious past. Joys begins her apology tour for last weeks gin ramble and ends up talking about Kaspar Hauser, who just wanted to be a cavalryman as his father was but instead spent his life as a Kardashian on the run from assassins. Nikki doesn't bring the mood down (for once) and talks about Jerome of Nova Scotia who was found legless (literally) on a beach and whose identity remains a mystery... Don't forget to like, follow, subscribe, rate, and review... all the good stuff. 

This was a bad idea. Not as bad of an idea as the Altamont Free Concert, or abandoning your 2 year old for gin. But still bad. This week we stayed up way past our bedtimes and Nikki harshed everyones vibe talking about the disaster that was the Murder of Meredith Hunter during the Rolling Stones concert at Altamont. While Joyce rambled her way through the 5 decade long Gin craze of the 1700s. We also discover that she's not the first genius (sarcasm) to mix her gin and coffee. 

Joyce talks about Charlotte Badger, the first pirate lass to visit visit New Zealand, after hijacking a transport boat of course! And Nikki demands to be called the Terror of the Tasman after getting a new idol/life coach in the form of Cheng Shih, the Pirate Queen of China.

Theories abound today as we talk about a mysterious Royal death that may or may not have been accidental and Joyce gets gin when Nikki covers Gilles de Rais, widely considered to be the fist documented serial killer. 

Is it Bell Witch or Blair Witch? We'll never know. Wade through our sleep deprivation with us this week to hear our first Witchy Woman episode about the Bell Witch, Kate Batts. 

This week we get consumptive talking about the New England vampire panic, which was surprisingly recent? So make a soup from your loved ones vital organ ash and join us as Joyce talks about Frederick Ransom and Nikki tells the tale of the Vampire of Manchester, Rachel Harris

This week is hard. With everything going on we thought we would talk about the heartbreaking cases of Breonna Taylor and Eleanor Bumpurs, systemic racism, and how we need to do better. Black Lives Matter.No music this week as it just doesn't feel appropriate. 

This week we find out why telescope size matters and just when did history start exactly? Joyce takes us through some historic sightings of UFO's while Nikki talks about our favourite alien joyriding huckster, George Adamski.You can now find us on itunes, stitcher, spotify, google podcasts, and Podbean. Give us a review if you wont damage our fragile egos and also click that follow button. We will get better at this, we promise!  

We've broken out of the middle ages today! Turns out speciesist IS already a word that Joyce did not just make up. Today we chat about animal trials and why you should avoid Amazon. Joyce covers the monkey tried as a French spy. And Nikki gets depressing with the story of Murderous Mary the Elephant. Also, we're now on Spotify and Apple Podcasts! Find us there and please please rate and review us! But only if you're going be nice. You can also find us on instagram @yeahthathappenedpod or email us at yeahthathappenedpod@gmail.com

Ahhh, the age old dilemma do you want to cure arthritis or feed the masses (and maybe a king!?). Or you could become a chandelier? We're back! This time with more coffee and less coherency? Joyce talks about John Breads and his handy bones. Nikki gets distracted by a recycling truck ad eventually gets to the story that may have inspired the tale of Sweeney Todd. If you like us please remember to rate and subscribe! Leave us a comment if you want. And you can find us on Instagram at @yeahthathappenedpod and email us at yeahthathappenedpod@gmail.com