Hey Bo, hey Matt. Are you ready to tell the readers about the extra special episode we have coming up?

I think we have to let them in in our little surprise. Yeah, if you haven't already figured it out,

the Queen of Christmas herself.

Can't believe this.

Mariah Carey will be joining us this week.

Wow.

Readers, publicist, Katie's, and finalists tune in to maybe the most unforgettable episode of Lost Kultorists this yet.

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Welcome to Noble Blood, a production of I Heart Radio and Grim and Mild from Aaron Manky, listener discretion advised.

One brief note before we begin, this episode contains some very sexual scenes. October 31st, 1501.

The sun was setting over Vatican City and most people were preparing to celebrate all Saints Eve, which usually

involved feasting and attending church services in honor of beloved Catholic Saints.

They didn't practice Halloween as we know it today.

Sadly, there was probably no one dressing up as a sexy Bishop or sexy sacrament. But that didn't mean everything was quiet and chased.

Deep inside Vatican City an epic party was about to begin in the Pope's private residence.

The host was Cheshire Borsha, notorious son of Pope Alexander the 6th. The guest list included the Pope himself,

as well as Cheshire's sister, the equally notorious Lucretia Borgia. The party known today as the banquet of

chestnuts for reasons that will soon become clear has been gossiped about and debated for centuries.

It has been depicted in pop culture with an entire episode of Showtime's series The Borges dedicated to it.

The party began fairly normally, with a fine banquet, as you might be imagining from the name.

It wasn't until after the meal that things got interesting.

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