Outside The Footnotes
Outside the Footnotes is where a good story turns into a much bigger conversation.
Hosted by Wendy and Klynn, each episode starts with something that grabs our attention — a strange piece of history, a true story, a cultural obsession, a bizarre event, or a rabbit hole we couldn't stop digging into.
We tell each other the story, react to it in real time, get distracted, ask questions, laugh, disagree, and inevitably end up somewhere we didn't expect.
Because the story is only the beginning.
The real conversation lives in the footnotes — the overlooked questions, human behavior, contradictions, and uncomfortable truths hiding underneath what happened.
No lectures. No pretending we have all the answers. Just two people who are endlessly curious about why people do the things they do.
Stories worth getting lost in. Questions worth getting stuck on.
Because sometimes what's missing from the conversation is where it gets interesting.
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Latest Episodes
OTF/Wendy Wednesday: The Springfield Three
Three women. One house. No obvious struggle. And then…nothing.In this Wendy Wednesday mini episode, Wendy and Klynn dive into the unsolved disappearance of Cheryl Levitt, Susan “Susie” Streeter, and Stacy McCall—the Springfield Three.
Celestial Bed and Loving the Dead. Stories About Obsession
Celestial Bed and Loving the Dead: Stories About ObsessionWhat happens when curiosity, desire, grief, or fascination goes just a little too far?In this episode of Outside the Footnotes, Wendy and Klynn each bring a...
Belonging
Episode 6: BelongingWhat does it really mean to belong?Most conversations about belonging focus on finding the right people or finally fitting in. But what if belonging isn't about fitting in at all? What if it's about find...
Wendy Wednesday: Moral Crossfire Dico Demolition night
Episode DescriptionWas Disco Demolition Night really about music?In 1979, thousands of fans packed Chicago's Comiskey Park expecting a baseball game and a spectacle. By the end of the night, disco records had been blown up,...
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