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Speaker 1: Everyone has that one topic they know too much about,

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Speaker 1: and for us, that's poison.

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Speaker 2: I'm Katie, the history harlot and reader.

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Speaker 1: Of books, and I'm Jay and nerdy, lesbian and pigeon

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Speaker 1: advocate with too much time on their hands.

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Speaker 3: Join us as we share with you poison and teacups,

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Speaker 3: cults with salad bars.

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Speaker 2: Family secrets buried under casse rules.

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Speaker 1: Historical catastrophes that never should have happened, and.

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Speaker 4: The very human chaos that made them possible. Ever wondered

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Speaker 4: how many ways history can go horribly, suspiciously wrong.

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Speaker 1: More than is medically reassuring.

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Speaker 4: From murder plots and toxic rivalries, to industrial disasters.

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Speaker 1: Cults, conspiracies, bioattacks.

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Speaker 4: And the occasional spectacularly bad decision.

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Speaker 1: We dig through the evidence, the rumors, the cover ups.

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Speaker 4: And the catastrophes, sometimes with sympathy, often with disbelief, always

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Speaker 4: with questions like who thought this was a good idea?

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Speaker 1: And should anyone really trust homemade soup?

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Speaker 4: Welcome Today and Nightshade, the podcast where we dig into

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Speaker 4: true crime, historical disasters, and human catastrophes and.

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Speaker 2: Ask, what's your poison?

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Speaker 3: And mean it?

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Speaker 1: New episodes wherever you get your podcasts, preferably not while

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Speaker 1: eating anything suspicious.