59. From Rock Art to Dolly Parton: The Kaylene Whiskey Story
In this weeks episode we dive into one if the mist exciting forces in contemporary Australian art, with Kaylene Whiskey. From APY land to the National Portrait Gallery Kaylene blends dreamtime stories...
9 Des 20251h 6min
58. The Rikers Island Dali Heist
What happens when a real Salvador Dali hangs in the cafeteria of one of America’s toughest prisons — and then suddenly disappears? This week we dive into the unbelievably true (and deeply chaotic) Rik...
26 Nov 202556min
57. History Repeating: The Louvre’s $150 Million Heist
In this week’s episode, we break down the $150 million theft of France’s royal jewels, how two men used a cherry picker to break in, and why the world’s most famous museum somehow forgot to renew its ...
18 Nov 202557min
56. Japan, HBO & ADHD Chaos: A Big Framed Catch-Up
After a month of spooky season and horror, we’re slowing down (sort of). Joel’s back from Japan — full of stories about trains, terrifying theme park rides, and a surprise HBO cameo in New York — whil...
11 Nov 202548min
55. Inside the Church of Satan
This week we unwrap the spectacle that was Anton LaVey—the self-styled “Black Pope” who turned occult theater into a movement. From alleged circus days and media stunts to San Francisco’s infamous Bla...
30 Okt 202558min
54. The Real Shining Hotel: Ghosts, Gas Leaks & Stephen King’s Nightmare
This week, we’re leaving the Overlook Hotel and heading to the real place that started it all — Colorado’s Stanley Hotel.Steph takes us through the true story behind The Shining — the haunted room tha...
21 Okt 202549min
53. The Shining Explained: Kubrick, Duvall & Jack’s Descent
It’s time to check in at the Overlook Hotel.This week on Framed, we’re pulling apart Stanley Kubrick’s The Shining — how it works, why it still crawls under your skin, and what Shelley Duvall actually...
14 Okt 202553min
52. Queer Horror 101
Horror has always been a little… gay. In this episode we trace the queer DNA of the genre—from Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein to Bram Stoker’s Dracula, the Hays Code’s “coded villains,” and why queer aud...
7 Okt 20251h 5min
