The next time you go to squash a bug, perhaps it's worth pausing to consider if its very presence is trying to tell you something.... READ ON
Is the Tooth Fairy a mouse? Maybe.... READ ON
Presented by Adam Ruins Everything.... READ ON
On this week's episode, host Jeff Rubin chats with TextFiles.com’s Jason Scott about preserving an essential piece of Internet history.... READ ON
Excavations at the famous site of Tintagel revealed ruins from the Dark Ages.... READ ON
Their huge size evokes ideas of superhuman strength, yet in many legends the giant is in fact a tragic character.... READ ON
This Little Podcast That Could is consistently in iTunes Top 10—here are some of the host's favorite episodes.... READ ON
Let’s discuss the Loch Ness phenomenon. Does a mysterious beast really patrol one of Scotland’s deepest lakes? Or do any of these less fanciful explanations hold water? You be the judge.... READ ON
From benevolent to malevolent, many cultures have their own versions of mermaids.... READ ON
These imaginary isles all have a place in world history, literature, or mythology—despite not having a place on the map.... READ ON
The footprints remain unexplained to this day.... READ ON
Sometimes a song is just a song.... READ ON
On this week's episode of 'Misconceptions,' Elliott debunks some commonly-held notions about the Greek and Roman gods.... READ ON
Including stories like “The Ungrateful Children and the Old Father Who Went to School Again.” ... READ ON
Keep track of all your gods with these helpful diagrams.... READ ON
Practically every country and corner of the globe has its own legendary monster or mystery creature that supposedly dwells there, from giant bats in Java to enormous water hounds in Ireland.... READ ON
Michael Jackson wanted to do a Harry Potter musical. J.K. Rowling said no.
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