Lucky 10,000

In this episode, after a brief return to season 2 (W season 2 co-host Emily Grove) to talk about Black Holes, we talk about the first Transgender Model, Tracey Norman. Miss Norman made a name for herself as a professional model before anyone realized she was transgender. Help us celebrate Pride month with this inspiring, brave and gorgeous woman!

See the article Emily references here

TY Venus Invictus for the use of your awesome music. Check them out here

We hope you got lucky tonight!

Where we discuss the life and poetry of the first African American female published poet, Phyllis Wheatley. Her prose is gorgeous, her life is conflict in art defined. With guest Brian Reeder, we also get into one of the most frank discussions of race ever in the history of the show. Miss Wheatley was a poet while still a slave, and her work always seemed to be grateful for the life that she lived. This contradiction makes her fascinating and important, if a little difficult to wrap our minds around.. but we try.

Thanks Reason Define for the awesome song, check them out at https://www.reasondefine.com/

We have our sister podcast on this week, the ever lovely Teddy and the Bassman to talk the life and death of one of the most influential monarchs in history, Queen Elizabeth I. Bassman being from England and Teddy being anglophile, they do come prepared! 

Check out Teddy and the Bassman on podbean here

Also Stitcher!

Thank you for the use of your awesome music Labretta Suede and the Motel Six..check them out here

We sit down with our first interview not about someone else, but we meet a badass woman from current history herself..Darby Wilcox. Darby has been a fixture in the Greenville music scene for years and along with being an excellent singer/songwriter, she is just a really cool person. We talk the local scene, her past and how growing up in church life influenced her and how far we have come and how much farther we can go.

Her song "Only Me" is the intro/outtro and stay for the end to hear the whole thing unedited.

Check out her website here

And as always..we hope you got lucky tonight!

Welcome to the Season Premiere of Season 4: Baddass Women From History!! This episode we talk with Carissa, former co-host of season 1! She teaches Evan (and hopefully you) about Ching Shih.. A pirate lord. We learn about her life before piracy, her reputation as a feared pirate and the end of her career/life..did it happen at the same time? Did she go out in a blaze of glory?? Listen to find out!!

Thank you Your Chance to Die for the amazing song and to see the rest of their work, click here

THIS IS IT! This is the season finale of The Lucky Ten Thousand-Unsolved Mysteries! How do you close a season this big? You use orig co host Carissa Sutherland! That's right, Carissa is back and we talk three...count 'em three... unsolved mysteries. First, we discuss the tragic death of Elisa Lam, then Carissa brings two more mysteries to the table.. The disapearance or deaths of the Sodder Children, then we close out the episode... and the season.. with The Tamam Shud, an unsolved death.

Email us with comments, corrections, anything you want to say to [email protected].

See the Elisa Lam footage here

Thank you all our co-hosts and everyone that supported us and we hope you got lucky this season!!

In the 18th century, a small hole was discovered on Oak Island, off the coast of Novia Scotia, by three teenagers. Out of curiosity, they started digging and found..nothing. Years later the hole has now expanded, had millions of dollars poured into it and claimed several lives and in it was found..still nothing. However.. the mystery persists. Is there something there? Is it a complex, trap laden, treasure trove? Is it a phenomenon of nature? Join Evan and this weeks co-host.. Jayce Tromsness (Local Actor/Director/Linguist and best friends with Martin Laurence) as they "dig" into the legend of Oak Island.

Also, this episode was recorded weeks ago, so a recent fundraiser goes unmentioned, but pls help us support friend Michelle Shara. Her dog, Norton, is having some medical issues and we would love to have your help. Donate here

Email us corrections, comments, reviews, to be read on the show to [email protected]

Lastly, Don't Forget to check out Jayces Show, Sweat at The Warehouse Theatre (Also featuring former co-host Brian Reeder)! See their website here

Iguanas... Fish...Cows??!!! What do these creatures have in common.... they have all.. at one time or another... fallen mysteriously from the sky!! Join Evan and this weeks guest, his co-host from fellow network show, The Bearded Ones Comedy Podcast- Jason Underwood, as they research these and other occurences of strange objects falling from the sky.. some of them have plausible explanations, some of them, not only mysterious origins, but if you live in Kentucky...also edible....

In January 1947, a young,beautiful actress was found brutally murdered in California. Her body was dismembered, drained of her blood and a grin was carved into her face. She was nicknamed in the press as The Black Dahlia, but Elizabeth Short was a real person and her murder was never solved. Join Evan and guest, local actor Tiffany Stewart, as they go through the details of the case, Elizabeth Shorts life leading up to the tragedy and, obviously, the suspects.

See the website Tiff got alot of her info from here

Vincent Van Gogh is one of the most famous and influential artists in history. Edgar Allan Poe is a legendary and also extremly influential horror novelist, both have fascinating lives touched by tragedy, mental illness and death. They also have another thing in common... both their deaths occurred under mysterious circumstances. Help Evan and this weeks guest...Claire Clauson..fellow actor and MASSIVE Van Gogh fan... investigate the eerie facts pertaining to both!

 See the Dr Who Van Gogh clip here