Right Answers Mostly

Elizabeth Holmes is the focus of this spooky-season re-release, tracing how the Theranos founder sold the world on a health care revolution. The episode looks at her family influences, Stanford years, early startup ambitions, and the layers of deceit that followed.

The dancing plague of 1518 centers on a deadly outbreak of dancing mania in the Holy Roman Empire, where 50 to 400 people reportedly danced for weeks. This episode digs into what might have caused such a bizarre and fatal event, with a gossipy, curious tone.

Yoko Ono’s life and legacy take center stage in an episode that asks whether she was unfairly cast as the woman who broke up The Beatles. It follows her path from avant-garde artist to cultural lightning rod, then looks at how her story may be changing decades later.

The Habsburg dynasty gets the full royal-drama treatment, from strategic marriages and sprawling power to the generations of inbreeding that helped bring the family down. Expect a wild family tree, big historical stakes, and a gossipy approach to one of Europe’s most infamous ruling houses.

Marilyn Monroe’s final years are the focus here, from her divorce from Arthur Miller to her last days and the night she died. The episode also digs into the Kennedy rumors, the famous Madison Square Garden performance, and the conspiracy theories that still surround her death.