BELIEVE ALL THINGS

BELIEVE ALL THINGS — Tea with Mina & Larry Mina has a natural curiosity problem. Tell her a forest is haunted, something strange lives in the mountains, an old building has a story, an unsolved case contains one detail that makes absolutely no sense—or casually say something that sends her down an entirely unnecessary research rabbit hole—and eventually she’s going to ask: “Hmm. Is it though?” Then things get out of hand. BELIEVE ALL THINGS follows that curiosity wherever it goes. Sometimes Mina and her faithful field recorder Larry head into strange places to experience the stories for themselves: hauntings, folklore, cryptids, UFO lore, weird history, and whatever else seems worth going to see. No paranormal expertise. No staged scares. No provoking or summoning anything. Just: f**k it, let’s see. Then Mina comes home, makes tea, and researches the hell out of it—old newspapers, archives, maps, historical records, folklore collections, firsthand accounts, and whatever receipts survived. Other episodes investigate strange unsolved deaths and disappearances. Those stories begin with the person, not their death. We reconstruct their life, timeline, evidence and investigation, separate documented facts from speculation, and eventually ask: Is this solvable now? And then there are The Axe Files: smaller research rabbit holes for the questions, words, sayings, claims, and assorted pieces of humanity that annoy Mina enough that she needs to know why the f**k we do that. She might be right. She might discover she’s spectacularly wrong. Both are acceptable outcomes. Sometimes we find an explanation. Sometimes the folklore falls apart. Sometimes reality is considerably weirder. And sometimes we’re left with: What the f**k happened? Make some tea. Welcome, spookies. There is no conspiracy theory we haven’t wanted to believe. Don’t just listen. Look for yourself. Believe all things—until proven false. ☕️👀