Gabbin In The Woods

Liz and Jon take a bracing toke on the opium pipe and point the wagon train at some of the USA's earliest UFO encounters.

Liz and Jon are back from Christmas the grave (thanks covid) with the spooky tale of a half-man/half sheep/half goat man that can't add but has subtracted a few locals from the earth.

Liz and Jon delve into the dirty world of South American brothels, and the monster that keeps Latino men honest, if they can't keep it in their pants.

Liz and Jon strap in to look at the conclusion of this tale of jittery war nerves and the worst film ever made by Hollywood.

No it's not that terrible RATM record, it's Liz and Jon looking at one of the most perplexing battles of WW2!

Liz and Jon learn more about this great cricketing nation than they wanted to, as they delve into the story of two brothers; grave robbers & corpse eaters!

Liz and Jon travel back in time to 1966 to Australia's most high-profile UFO encounter, the Westall UFO.

Things get very weird in part two of our look at Fred, the worst house mate in the history of poltergeists.

Liz and Jon settle in for the increasingly unsettling tale of the Black Monk of Pontefract, the UK's most violent poltergeist.

Liz and Jon strap on their goggles and dive head first into the putrid world of public micturition and defecation. Hold on to your butts! Or don't ...

Liz and Jon exit Fritzl Studios (Jon's kitchen) and breathe the clean air of a live show in front of a packed house at Adelaide's Rhino Room. This is the boozy, rambling result.

Liz and Jon delve into Ireland's first air fatality in this ghastly ghost story.

Liz and Jon get out their umbrellas and wade into the storm that was the 1876 Kentucky Sky Meat phenomena.

Liz and Jon grab their bug-out bags and get on the trail of a bumbling prepper who ran a one-stop apocalypse shop.

Steady-on guvna, it's the shocking tale of an electrified lady whose touch was enough to give you the willies!

Liz and Jon put a peg on their noses as they get on the trail of the Murphysboro Mud Monster - Illinois' smelliest cryptid!

It's our 100th episode. To celebrate, we delve into the bizarre tale of Sydney banker abducted by aliens who were into butt stuff.

Fiddle-Dee-Dee OH MY GOD HE'S STABBING ME! This is one leprechaun who only had pain at the end of his rainbow.

Strap in and hold on as we blow the airlock on one of Science Fiction's greatest epics, Ridley Scott's ALIEN.

Liz and Jon pop their clogs on part two of our look at the Bell Witch!

Who doesn't love a good witch story (when the victims are slave owners?)

Prepare to have your timbers shivered as we delve into the mystery of three missing lighthouse keepers, who vanished west of the Hebrides in the early 1900s.

Liz and Jon pop a John Denver 8 track into their pick up, crack a can of Coors and explore the haunted roads of rural Colorado.

Liz and Jon wander into the wastelands of post-industrial England and wonder why any aliens would want to visit Birmingham, let alone kidnap a local.

Liz and Jon put on their still suits and venture into the Gobi Desert in search of the ugliest cryptid you'll ever hear of.

Liz and Jon - exhausted from a weekend of moving houses - delve into the worst neighbour of all time; a vengeful evil that played the drums!

Liz and Jon take a stinky journey into Russia's bizarre secret history of research into poo.

Liz and Jon dig a few cm below the surface to delve into the story of one of Australia's most loathsome criminals, a wig-wearing, volvo driving murderer with sadly credulous friends.

Liz and Jon tuck napkins into their collars and don their paper crowns as they sit down to feast on the toothsome joints that is the story of Dirty Dick, the man who inspired one of the most iconic horror novels of all time.

Liz and Jon slap on their flippers and dive into the lakes of Toolondo to explore the murky and sad story of a man who just wanted to be a fish.

Liz and Jon look into the story of the original ET Rider and intergalactic conscript, Russell Kellett.

Liz has had a week, so it's time to talk about some sweet instant justice for people who've been mean to cats.

Liz and Jon delve into the senseless murder of Sally Poh Bee Eng, who was brutally killed for her Rolex watch in a crime that still haunts Singapore to this day.

Liz and Jon delve into the history of the greatest dystopian film to ever strap on an eye-patch. But be warned, this podcast has some A number 1 offensive jokes.

Strap in (or strap on?) for this week's uplifting adventure in space pleasure as Liz and Jon dive into the story of Betty Andreasson, and her religious experiences at the hands - and vibrating chairs - of a bunch of funky space lovers.

Liz and Jon hit the cold trails of Oklahoma to try and find out what happened to one family who chose a different life.

Part who dunnit, part why bother, Liz and Jon strap on their genealogy hats and venture into the soiled underwear of Bavarian Royalty to try and figure out just who was Kaspar Houser.

Liz and Jon explore the "consuming" tale of the Jewett City Vampires. What drove these New England farmers to carry out some truly disgusting rituals in the hope of ending evil's reign.

Liz and Jon head to the citrus state to learn about one thing nobody should eat - another person's face.

Liz and Jon set sail on the high seas to explore the tale of UB65, Germany's most accursed U-boat.

Liz and Jon go back to one of the USA's most famous UFO encounters, the Exeter incident. Do police make good witnesses? Actually, never mind.

We hope you're not squeamish, because things only get weirder on this nightmare journey to one of modern medicine's most vital treatments.

What's more blood curdling than the history of medicine? How about the f*cked up road science took to figure out how to make blood transfusions work?

Never before has a road been so aptly named.

Liz and Jon strap on their berets and lace up their bodices as they set out on the hunt for this most French of cryptids, the Beast of Gévaudan

Liz and Jon conclude their look at Australia's first serial killer and the police indifference that helped him continue killing.

Happy birthday Liz! To celebrate, Jon takes the reins and talks about famous vegan killers, and Australia's first serial murderer.

Put on your best Bill and Ted's voice: it's episode 69, dude! We're talking Aussie cryptids, the Bunyip!

Jon and Liz explore the world of dumb criminals, after an extraordinarily deep dive on an unsolicited dick pic sent to the show.

We're holding our breath and running headlong back into the flames of Spontaneous Human Combustion, including the grim tale of early scientific efforts to explain the phenomena!