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Myths, Monsters, And Leg Ends

Season 1, Ep. 17

The Fawkers look into the old world stories that have been passed down over the decades and centuries. Does the moon really play havoc with our bodies and brains when at its fullest? What is Adrenochrome? What does Nessie drink? Do all vampires wear designer suits? All these questions that you didn't know you needed the answers to, and barely any answers to work with. Get Fawked isn't really here to answer the questions as much as it it to question the answers. Talk proceeds onto modern football before wrapping up on a particular myth from Ghana.


As usual there is strong language, ridiculous tales, and general chaos throughout.


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