It was December of 1915, the setting: Japan. Bear sightings among the rural villages were common at the time. The Ussuri Brown Bear, a cousin of the Grizzly, typically left humans alone, only occasionally breaking into village food stores. But...

We were both a little hungover and sleep deprived this Breakdown episode, god damn cat, wake me up at 4:30AM will ya.... STILL! That doesn't stop us going off on so many random topics, I can't list them all. That and space stuff... we go over some of...

The cosmos is pretty indifferent to our struggles. We are, after all,  just an advanced breed of talking monkey. Attempting to blast our way off our spinning floaty space-rock. If we can just make the bang-stick go "boom" just the right way we...

Star Wars sing-a-longs, Foley sound effects, very uncouth vernacular, as well as the horrible details of Katherine Knights life and murderously cannibalistic killing of John "Pricey" Price... All that and more in this edition of the Breakdown. Brace...

Katherine Mary Knight is the first Australian woman to be sentenced to life imprisonment without parole. She was convicted of the murder of her partner, John Charles Thomas Price, in October 2001. She stabbed him to death and then skinned him. She...

What could the late 1980's TV series Jim Henson's- The Story Teller, ancient lost languages, the arrow of entropy dragging us all towards the inevitable heat-death of the Universe... and the Hinterkaifeck murders, all possibly have in common?...

There is something very unsettling about when things go wrong in your own home. Home is where we feel safe, where we feel secure... but imagine... You find footprints in the snow, leading to your house... There's no one inside though, and there is no...

In this episode of The Breakdown we try something a little different... Jack was prepared for a different topic altogether and I surprised him with this new topic. I was unsatisfied with the awesomeness of the topic we were going to cover this week...

The Sydney Ghost Train fire was a fire on the night of 9 June 1979 at Luna Park Sydney. The fire killed six children and one adult, and destroyed the amusement park's ghost train. www.carouselsnipervictim.com Read by Shaun Jeffery Sound by Leigh...

Why would two Swedish twins throw themselves into traffic? Why did Call of Duty try to pull a Battlefield move by going oldschool with their franchise? Why do we watch so much World War themed content on Netflix...? We answer none of these questions...