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Has a song ever caught you and you can't help but dance? Well, what if you couldn't stop dancing? This week's episode is about the dancing plague of the 1500s.

Have you ever known anyone who has been in the right place at the right time, or wrong time, in many instances in their lifetime? Meet Jim Leavelle!

Ever heard of the Loch Ness Monster? Well, its distant relative could be living in Lake Champlain. It could be a 5-foot-long fish or a 180-foot creature, we may never know! 

Happy Holidays and Merry Christmas! Santa Clause is coming to town and you better be asleep by the time he gets to your house. But don't worry NORAD is on top of it! 
P.S. From Liz: I'd like to apologize for my less-than-enthusiastic attitude during the recording of this episode. I experienced a lack of self-control only moments before recording and found myself eating WAY too much ramen. The ramen was, indeed, delicious but it left me in an agitated state of digestive discomfort. Christmas is a very magical and special time of the year, intended to bring joy, peace, and love to those who partake in the festivities. My mismanaged appetite led me to behave much like The Grinch, with my stomach growing 3 times its size, instead of my heart. I hope everyone can forgive my actions and rest assured that while I can't promise to not overeat again, I will practice self-control before future recordings. Thank you - Liz On The Naughty List

Spontaneous human combustion: is it real? Why does it happen? Don't listen to this episode while eating or if you just ate, it's nasty. Thanks, Liz.

Do you know why you never button the bottom button of a suit jacket? Today we're talking about social rules we follow because of historical traditions. 

The mystery continues behind the infamous story of DB Cooper. Did he survive? Is he still alive today? Will we ever know the person behind the legend?

Happy Thanksgiving! Spongebob, Spiderman, Santa Clause, we all have our favorite part of this Thanksgiving tradition. 

NASA is planning another mission to the Moon. In honor of that, we wanted to tell you some facts about the Apollo moon mission that you might not know!

An earthquake on All Saints Day of 1755 leads to a horrible tragedy for the city of Lisbon.