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In this episode of 'What We Consume, we dive deep into the history and controversial actions of the MOVE organization. From their radical protests against zoos and pet shops to their escalating confrontations with the police, this episode uncovers the bizarre and tumultuous journey of MOVE. Discover how MOVE members lived without modern technology, the strange rituals they followed, and the tragic incidents that put them at odds with society. Join us for an in-depth exploration of one of the most unconventional and divisive movements in American history.00:00 Introduction and Host Introductions00:46 Energy Drinks and Caffeine Talk02:07 Regional Soda Naming Debate03:41 John Africa and MOVE: Part 204:45 The Philosophy of John Africa05:40 HOAs and Communes06:48 MOVE's Early Days and Teachings12:13 Cult Dynamics and Member Experiences13:05 Animal Rights Activism34:36 Debating the Ethics of Zoos36:21 The Kansas City Zoo Experience38:38 The Move Organization's Media Stunt43:53 Move's Confrontations and Tactics52:20 The Incident with Janine Africa54:14 The Bizarre Dinner Invitation01:04:47 Move's Threats and Escalation01:06:55 Final Thoughts and Reflections
The Story of MOVE: The Origins of Vincent Leaphart (aka John Africa) | What We Consume In this episode of 'What We Consume," King Hagathor, Kevin, and Michael delve into the fascinating and tumultuous origins of the MOVE organization. They explore the life story of Vincent Leaphart, also known as John Africa, from his early years in West Philadelphia, his struggles with education, and his time in the Korean War, to the formation of MOVE. Discover how Leaphart's philosophies began to take shape, his life within a co-op, and the early issues that arose within the community. This is part one of a two-part series, setting the stage for the dramatic and controversial events to follow. Stay tuned for an explosive follow-up in the next episode.00:00 Introduction and Hosts' Reunion00:54 Introducing the MOVE Organization02:28 Vincent Leaphart's Early Life04:18 Challenges in Education and Early Adulthood08:53 Marriage and Personal Struggles12:37 Community Involvement and Eccentric Lifestyle19:24 Setting the Rules19:38 Kevin's Unwanted Intrusion20:54 Leaphard's First Disciple21:41 The Guidelines22:25 Anti-Technology Stance24:38 Living Conditions Deteriorate25:49 Eviction and Relocation27:00 Formation of MOVE27:34 Conclusion and Teasers for Next Episode
In today's episodes, the boys tell you about some of their favorite and meaningful music.
Here is the playlist: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLVS6SARduu9-CnWQPGaly8kFCh6QEHd-i&si=IQ4avSacRcKKOdck
In this episode of 'What We Consume,' we dive into the bizarre world of the Zions, a splinter group from the rationalist community. The team explores their beliefs, philosophies, and tumultuous history. From discussions on social media detox and TV shows to the group's complex ideologies and tragic events, this episode reveals how rationalist principles took a dark turn. Tune in to understand the disturbing and sometimes fatal consequences of the Zions' quest for mental tech upgrades, social experiments, and their battles against what they perceive as societal constraints.
00:00 Introduction and Social Media Detox
01:57 TV Shows and The Zions Story Recap
06:51 Life on the Sailboats
07:53 The Rationalist Fleet and Tugboat Caleb
17:21 Mental Tech and Mind Control Battles
36:50 Protests and Escalating Tensions
43:31 High-Risk Takedown and Arrests
45:18 Protestors' Charges and Media Coverage
46:49 Transphobia and Deadnaming in Custody
49:21 The Zans' Manifesto and Accusations
51:49 Escalation and Legal Battles
01:02:37 Violent Confrontations and Evictions
01:10:22 Murder and Disappearances
01:15:41 Final Arrests and Legal Proceedings
01:28:21 Conclusion and Reflections
In this episode, we discuss various topics, from surviving intense storms and workplace behaviors to an in-depth analysis of a particular individual's rationalist mindset influenced by sci-fi, fantasy, and online communities. They explore various ideologies, the impact of media consumption, and the psychological journey of a rationalist entangled in pyramid schemes, cult tactics, and the pursuit of unrealistic aspirations. Mixed with personal anecdotes, humor, and some deep dives into AI singularities and ethics, this episode delves into the complexities of personal belief systems and their real-world consequences.00:00 Storm Stories and Workplace Dilemmas01:46 Welcome to 'What We Consume'02:09 Meet the Hosts and Follow Us02:47 Anime, Hobbies, and Ghosting Friends03:49 Zzz La Soda's Rationalist Journey04:22 The Singularity and Rationalist Concerns05:59 Veganism and Moral Debates07:40 Work Ethics and Job Struggles10:43 Villains, Sci-Fi, and Fantasy20:55 Rationalist Community and Office Politics21:15 Mental Health and Rationalist Ideals25:26 Workshops and Controversial Ideas32:34 Hamming Circles and Group Dynamics34:25 Shaming and Doom Circles34:45 Cult Tactics and Manipulation35:20 Psychedelics and Net Negativity35:52 Journey to the Dark Side36:23 Struggles in the Tech World39:48 Main Character Syndrome44:53 Alaska Upbringing and Internet Influence47:50 Rationalist Community and Isolation01:02:57 Living on a Boat01:05:42 Final Thoughts and Conclusion
The Strange World of Rationalists, Effective Altruism, and ZZ La Sota: A Deep DiveIn this episode of 'What We Consume, we dive into the peculiar and often perplexing world of rationalist movements, effective altruism, and the controversial figure ZZ La Sota. From exploring the foundational concepts of rationalism and effective altruism to detailing ZZ's bizarre plans and connection to mysterious deaths, the episode offers a comprehensive look into a subculture with significant influence over Silicon Valley and beyond. Join us as we unravel this developing story filled with real-world implications and intellectual absurdities.00:00 Introduction to 'What We Consume'00:49 Casual Consuming and Info Hazards02:14 True Crime Intro: Setting the Stage02:54 The Border Incident and Its Complexities05:34 Rationalists and Their Beliefs06:49 The Zian Group and Their Controversies22:46 Rationalist Movement and Cult Dynamics26:07 Game Theory and Decision Theory Explained34:24 Effective Altruism: Doing Good Efficiently37:01 The Origins of Effective Altruism38:51 The Rise of Earning to Give40:40 Billionaires and Performative Altruism41:41 The Long-Termist Divide53:02 The Rationalist Movement and Less Wrong54:39 Introduction to Zzz and Her Background01:01:06 Zzz's Unconventional Startup Idea01:07:29 Living on a Boat in San Francisco01:09:08 Conclusion and Final Thoughts
Join us in our first Casual Consume, where we dive into various topics ranging from video games and TV shows to life changes and existential discussions. They cover Kevin’s newfound interest in 'Shorey,' King's ongoing contemplation about moving closer to his friends, and Michael’s latest video game conquests. The three of us touch on the pressures of adult life and the ever-changing landscape of media and technology. We wrap up with a casual chat about our future plans and some humorous takes on daily life.00:00 Introduction and Host Banter01:57 Casual Consuming Episode02:23 Mic Placement and Moving Plans04:59 Media Consumption and Recommendations14:44 Anime and Gaming Discussions21:54 Future Plans and Social Events33:13 Discussing the Game Repo33:38 Debating the New Siege Update41:54 Work-Life Balance and Modern Work Culture51:30 Philosophical Musings on Free Will and Consciousness59:24 Casual Chat and Movie Opinions01:04:47 Wrapping Up and Final Thoughts
In this episode of 'What We Consume we delve into info hazards and the notorious thought experiment known as Roko's Basilisk. They discuss the definition of info hazards, the philosophical implications, and how these ideas have permeated pop culture and rationalist forums like LessWrong. With a mix of humor and skepticism, the hosts explore the existential dread and internet mythology surrounding Roko's Basilisk, touching on related AI fears, and even noting the involvement of notable figures like Elon Musk and Grimes. The conversation also teases connections to broader themes, setting the stage for a follow-up episode on billionaires, politics, and techno-feudalism.00:00 Introduction and Host Introductions00:23 Michael's Gaming Frustrations01:38 Episode Structure and Humor02:40 Introduction to Info Hazards05:25 Types of Info Hazards10:36 Roko's Basilisk and Internet Hypotheticals14:49 Less Wrong Community and Rationality25:28 Rationality and AI: A Deep Dive26:07 Machine Intelligence Research Institute and Peter Thiel27:22 LessWrong and Roko's Basilisk28:43 The Absurdity of Roko's Basilisk36:45 Philosophical Parallels and Pascal's Wager41:31 The Streisand Effect and Cultural Impact43:17 Elon Musk, Grimes, and the AI Meme47:43 Concluding Thoughts and Future Topics
In this episode, we explore the origins of Rotisserie chicken and why it became popular.
In this first episode of 2025, we finsih our Fred Hampton story. We cover his public speaking, his combining of gangs, and his death. We also bring up some current events. We hope you enjoy this episode and are ready for an exciting 2025.
This episode delves into the Christmas classic Gremlins (1984). We discuss the movie's production, trivia, plot intricacies, and lasting impact on holiday films. Along the way, the hosts share amusing anecdotes and debates about the film's dark humor, violence, and place within Christmas cinema. This episode also explores behind-the-scenes stories, including Steven Spielberg's influence on the PG-13 rating and the film's creature effects. Get ready for a holiday treat filled with laughs and gremlins!00:00 Introduction to the Show00:12 Holiday Season and Special Guest00:38 Fan Comments and Kevin's Response01:51 Christmas Movie Selection: Gremlins03:45 History of Gremlins and Cultural Impact06:19 Production Insights and Behind-the-Scenes18:59 Casting Choices and Voice Acting23:28 Plot Overview and Key Scenes41:16 Sandwich Mysteries and Eating Habits42:16 Mogwai Mischief and Chicken Legs44:48 Invention Convention and Cameos45:49 Gremlins Unleashed: Chaos Begins50:16 Kitchen Carnage and Gremlin Attacks54:37 Gremlins Take Over the Town01:01:13 The Bar Scene: Gremlin Shenanigans01:09:53 Final Battle: Stripe vs. Billy01:16:33 Gremlins Legacy and Final Thoughts
In this episode, we dive into a captivating discussion about the tumultuous events of the past week in the news, including assassination stories. They delve into the life and impact of Fred Hampton, a prominent Black Panther leader, detailing his rise within the organization, his fight against police brutality, and his vision of unity across racial lines. The episode also explores the FBI's covert COINTELPRO operations aimed at discrediting and dismantling civil rights movements. Join the hosts as they provide an in-depth analysis of the historical context and the ongoing struggles related to race, class, and social justice.00:00 Introduction and Recent News00:16 Monopoly Money Mystery01:14 Assassination of United Healthcare CEO03:10 Monopoly: A Love-Hate Relationship04:24 Board Games and Segues05:31 Show Introduction and Holiday Spirit07:33 Fred Hampton and the Black Panthers09:30 Black Panther Party's Community Programs25:36 COINTELPRO and FBI's Tactics30:52 Theft and Release of FBI Documents31:26 Journalists and Activists Uncover FBI Secrets32:14 Conspiracy Theories Proven True32:37 QAnon and Social Media Bans34:10 Racial Slurs and Misunderstandings35:42 Fred Hampton's Rise in the Black Panther Party37:05 Fred Hampton's Stance Against Sexism37:43 Black Panther Survival Programs38:18 Fred Hampton's Revolutionary Ideals43:18 Police Harassment and Dirty Tricks46:11 William O'Neill's Radicalism and Downfall51:22 Formation of the Rainbow Coalition59:10 Fred Hampton's Arrest and Survival01:00:46 Conclusion and Next Episode Preview
In this episode of 'What We Consume,' we delve into Fred Hampton's early life and activism. The hosts discuss Fred's upbringing, impressive high school feats, and early efforts in advocating for the Black community. They reflect on his involvement with the NAACP, encounters with racial tensions, and initial clashes with law enforcement. The episode sets the stage for a deeper exploration of Fred Hampton's life, his association with the Black Panther Party, and the FBI's scrutiny that followed. This is part one of a two-part series shedding light on the extraordinary life and tragic death of Fred Hampton.00:00 Introduction and Thanksgiving Recap00:50 Introducing Fred Hampton01:35 Conspiracy Theories and Misinformation08:18 Fred Hampton's Early Life18:50 Fred Hampton's Activism in High School27:15 Fred Hampton's Political Awakening28:31 Northern vs. Southern Racism29:22 Fred Hampton's Early Activism30:14 Introduction to the Black Panther Party31:33 Policing the Police: The Black Panther's Mission37:40 Fred Hampton's Community Efforts42:01 Confrontation with the Maywood Village Board42:52 Fred Hampton's Arrest and Harassment46:26 The FBI's Key Agitator Index47:35 Conclusion and Teasers for the Next Episode
In this episode, we explore buffets' fascinating history and evolution, from their Swedish origins with the smorgasbord to their American explosion in Las Vegas. We dive into the impact of immigration on Chinese restaurants, the development of the sneeze guard, and how economic changes and the COVID-19 pandemic have influenced buffet dining. Join us as we share personal buffet stories, discuss the rise and fall of buffet chains, and contemplate the future of these all-you-can-eat dining experiences.00:00 A Rough Start to the Day03:18 Thanksgiving Week Preparations05:47 Buffet Stories and Memories11:25 The History of Buffets18:21 Chinese Restaurants and Immigration28:17 The Rise of Buffets in America33:20 Las Vegas and the All-You-Can-Eat Buffet44:14 Mongolian Barbecue and Hibachi Buffets46:07 The Invention of the Sneeze Guard47:02 Fast Food Buffets: A Brief History52:07 Buffet Etiquette and Hygiene Concerns01:00:04 Food Allergies and Buffets01:12:04 The Decline and Resurgence of Buffets01:18:00 Final Thoughts and Personal Buffet Experiences
In this episode, we talk about one of the most influential movies ever. It is a movie that stands the test of time and even is quoted today! Gladiator is a 2000 historical epic film about a Roman general who seeks revenge against the emperor who murdered his family and sent him into slavery
In this episode, we dive into a story that takes on a wild ride. This includes a whole town going crazy and thinking everyone's kids have been abused to interview kids and force them to say they have been abused. Join us as we explore how this happened.
We talk about The Exorcist a 1973 American supernatural horror film directed by William Friedkin from a screenplay by William Peter Blatty, based on his 1971 novel. We explore how this movie impacted its audience ay the time and does it still hold up.
In this episode, we talk about a story of child abuse in the 1980's. A step-grandmother has a whole county convinced of crazy child abuse stories. Join us as we break this story down.
Unmasking the Satanic Panic: From Raunchy Movies to Corporate ControversiesJoin us as we dive deep into the multifaceted world of Satanic Panic, its cultural impacts, and its bizarre tales. This episode covers nostalgic 2000s raunchy movies like Euro Trip, American Pie, and Road Trip. It transitions into the life and lies of Mike Warnke, a self-proclaimed former satanic priest whose fabricated stories fueled evangelical fears. We explore the infamous backlash against Dungeons & Dragons, notorious accusations against children’s toys like Transformers and He-Man, and bizarre corporate controversies involving McDonald's and Procter & Gamble. With a mix of light-hearted movie chatter and serious historical analysis, this episode unravels the myths and facts behind one of the most sensational moral hysteria eras in modern history.00:00 Introduction and Host Banter00:54 Nostalgic Movie Talk02:53 Satanic Panic and Raunchy Movies05:48 Mike Warnke's Dubious Claims09:43 Warnke's Alleged Satanic Rituals13:08 Warnke's Rise and Fall31:02 Dungeons & Dragons Controversy47:51 The Strange Case of D&D and Satanism48:12 Stranger Things and D&D Stigma50:20 The Polling Report and D&D Statistics53:38 Turmoil in the Toy Box54:38 Phil Phillips and Toy Satanism01:14:14 The McDonald's Satanism Rumor01:19:22 Procter & Gamble and Satanic Panic01:32:49 Conclusion and Final Thoughts
In this episode we discuss historical approaches to child abuse, focusing on the influence of Dr. Roland C. Summit and his views that blamed mothers for familial sexual abuse. The script delves into the repercussions of such misogynistic perspectives in law enforcement and social work during the 1970s, including misguided treatment programs and investigative techniques. They discuss the problematic approaches and ignorance of actual child victims, mentioning issues like the Godfather Deal and Summit's child sexual abuse accommodation syndrome, leading into the later events of the Satanic Panic era.
This episode discusses the challenges of Child Abuse, Recognition, and Prevention before the Satanic Panic.
In this podcast episode, we delve into the history and transformation of the figure of Satan. We explore Satan's various roles and depictions in the Bible and how these interpretations have been used to justify persecution throughout history. The discussion covers early Christian martyrdom, medieval blood libel against Jews, the European witch trials, and the Spanish Inquisition. The episode concludes with a preview of an upcoming in-depth discussion on the satanic panic of the 1980s, encouraging listeners to engage with them on social media.
Join us in this episode as we explore the fascinating history and evolution of deodorant and body odor control. Discover ancient perfuming techniques, societal shifts in hygiene, and the surprising origins of popular deodorant brands. We'll also dive into the evolution of marketing tactics, from fear-based advertising to modern consumerism, and discuss cultural impacts and public perceptions of cleanliness through history. Tune in for a captivating journey through notable marketing campaigns and the environmental impact of personal care products.
In this episode of 'What We Consume?', hosts King, Kevin, and Michael take a deep dive into the 1979 classic horror sci-fi film 'Alien.' They share personal experiences with the movie, analyze memorable scenes, and uncover fascinating behind-the-scenes trivia. They discuss everything from the design of the Nostromo to Ridley Scott's directing choices and the thematic elements of sexual violence. Fans of Alien will enjoy discussions on the evolution of the xenomorph, iconic motion tracker scenes, and the cultural impact of this groundbreaking film. Whether you're a long-time fan or a newcomer, join us for a mixture of humor, nostalgia, and insightful cinematic analysis.
In this episode, the guys learn about an extraordinary horse that can talk, count, and much more. After that, they learn about the craziness of the 1904 Olympics.
In this episode, we talk about the World's Fair in 1904. Also known as the Louisiana Purchase Exposition, it was an international exposition held in St. Louis, Missouri from April 30 to December 1, 1904. The fair was the last major international exposition before World War I and celebrated the centennial of the Louisiana Purchase and the exploration of the new territory by Meriwether Lewis and William Clark.
In this episode, we talk about The Georgia Guidestones a granite monument that stood in Elbert County, Georgia, United States, from 1980 to 2022. It was 19 feet 3 inches tall and made from six granite slabs weighing a total of 237,746 pounds. The structure was sometimes referred to as an "American Stonehenge". These stones caused a lot of controversy. Join us as we dive into it.
We cover the July 13, 2024 assassination attempt on Donald Trump, the former president of the United States and the presumptive nominee of the Republican Party in the 2024 presidential election.
In this episode, we finish our Tsavo Man-Eaters series with the death count and legacy of the lions.
In this episode, we explore the Tsavo Man-Eaters which were a pair of large man-eating male lions in the Tsavo region of Kenya. We follow along the book written by Lieutenant-Colonel John Henry Patterson who arrived just days before the disappearances and killings began.
In this episode, we discuss an American July 4th tradition and the contestant who made it famous.
In this episode, we discuss Starship Troopers the book and movie. We explore how Satire is used in the film and how fascism is a huge component.
In this episode, we explore the day of events of 9/11 from the hijacking to the buildings falling.
In this episode, we dip our toes into 9/11. We explore the years before 9/11, terrorist attacks, and much more.
In our conclusion to this series, we explore the web of events, countries, and people connected to the conflict.
In today's episode, we continue our Afghanistan Jihad series and dive into the leaders who took them along this path.
In this week's episode, we talk about the new savior obsession with Sydney Sweeney's Boobs. We also get into some hot current events going around the world.
In this week's episode, we talk about the amazing Dune Part Two. It has twists and turns as well as some warning signs on who you should follow. Join us for the pinnacle of SyFi.
In this episode, we discuss the hit 2021 Dune movie with supporting material from the Dune novel by Frank Herbert. This movie takes you on a wild ride and we would love for you to hear our journey through it.
In today's episodes, we explore the world of lawsuits and the interesting circumstances that put them there. We talk about spilled coffee, a badly maintained phone booth, and a few other stores.
In today's episode, we explore the evolution of a beloved snack mascot. Ads are linked below.
- A Mouse Ad
- Mouse Plane
- Chester Cheetah Original Ad
- 90's commercial
- Flaming hot
- Wild Fangs 1992
- Dangerously Cheesy
- Canadian Ad 1990's
- Orange Underground
- RAOC Rules
- Superbowl 2021
- Modern Ad
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Mattress
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Doritos diss track
- It's a Cheetos Thing®
- Superbowl 2021
- Chester 2023
Just dance Cheetos
In this episode, we cover some of the most memorable mascots. We expand on our series by bringing you a new set of mascots you may not know and some that might hit your nostalgia button.
- Pillsbury Doughman(Poppin Fresh) ad
- a jingle
- Digger the Dermatophyte ad
- Mr. Mucus mucinex ad
- Frito Bandito ad Cartoon Mascot for Fritos Corn Chips 1967-1971
- McDonaldland
- Grimace ad
- Captain Crook ad
- The Gobblin’s (Fryguys/frykids) ad
- Officer Big Mac
- Mr. Peanut AD
- The Death of a Nut and Rebirth
This week's episode discusses some of the most iconic and unforgettable Super Bowl ads of all time. King baffles us, Kevin defiantly gets sucked in by ads, and Mike brings the wit as always.
Budweiser frog 1995 ad
Budweiser Clydesdales (Various Years) ad
Betty White Snickers 2010 ad
Paris Hilton Carl’s Jr (2005) ad
Enhancement GoDaddy.com (2009) ad second ad
Apple “1984” 1984(national release) ad
Monster.com When I grow up. (1999) ad
Coca-Cola VideoGame 2007 ad
Mean Joe Greene 1979/1980 ad
Office Linebacker (2003) ad
In this episode, we finish Beanie Babies and learn why the bubble burst. We hear a rap and we have some laughs.
In this week's episode, we start our series on nutmeg. We explore how monopolies were set up to control this industry. We dive into the greed that pushed men to do dark things just for power and money.
In this week's episode, the boys discuss a lake in Georgia with a dark past. Some believe that because of its dark past the lake is haunted. With a death toll of 200+ who can blame them?
In this week's episode, we discuss the intricacies of Christmas music.
All I want for Christmas is you - Mariah Carey (1994)
Jingle Bell Rock - Bobby Helms (1957)
Feliz navidad - Jose Feliciano (1970)
Merry Axe-mas - Ice Nine Kills (2018)
Carol of the Bells - Monique Daniella
Wizards in Winter - Trans Siberian Orchestra (2004)
Rockin’ Around the Christmas Tree - Brenda Lee (1958)
Last Christmas - Wham! (1984)
Wonderful Christmastime - Paul McCartney (1979)
Do They Know It’s Christmas? - Band Aid (1984)
It’s Beginning to Look a Lot Like Christmas - Michael Buble (2011)
You’re A Mean One, Mr. Grinch - Thurl Ravenscroft (1966)
Christmas shoes - Newsong (2000)
Blue Christmas - Elvis Presley (recorded 1957 released 1964)
Jingle Bells - Frank Sinatra (1948)
In today's episode, it almost turns into a sing-along. The guys discuss what they like the most about Christmas—ranging from presents to music.
In this episode, the boys get into the depths of the game. They explore the unique story and gameplay.
In today's episode, we explore the world of Metal Gear. Specifically, the mind that created it, Hideo Kojima.
In this episode, we explore John Carpenter's Escape from New York. We discuss how it had huge cultural impacts not only on film but on video games as well.
In todays episode we deep dive in to why people are always scared of Halloween candy and we support that with some creep stories.
In this episode, the boys analyze the famous slasher and explain what made it such a hit.
In this episode, the boys explore the paint and cabin creek stricks and examine the effects of unionizing.
In this week's episode, we talk about an underwater movie that is impossible to find! This movie has aliens, killing, people, storms, nukes, subs, and so much more. Join the boys for a fun time!
In this week's episode, we discuss how OceanGate came to be! There are some crazy connects that made this happen.
In this episode, we talk about The Meg a 2018 movie that you should only watch once. Guess what they are making a sequel!
In today's episode, we dissect a Discovery Channel episode from Shark Week and discuss how much was faked.
In this week's episode, we start our conversation on Jaws and why it's the most prolific Man Eater movie.
in this week's episode, we talk about some crazy stories people have told on the internet.
In this week's episode, we talk about Jordan Petterson's effect on the incel community.
This week we deep dive into incels and why they turn to the red pill. We also speak about Elliot Rodger one of the most famous incels.
This week's episode explores where the word incel comes from and why it has turned into something much darker.
In this week's episode, we discuss the movie The Matrix and how it impacted reality in the world.
In this week's episode, we talk about one of the United States' biggest school shootings Columbine. We talk about some myths behind it and how they tried to use Doom as a controlling factor for why it happened. We are joined by Mike this week. This is also our anniversary episode. Thank you to everyone that has been listening for a year!
In this week's episode, we talk about how doom affected the entire video game industry.
In this week's episode, we talk about how music got a parental advisory rating and what songs started the controversy.
In this week's episode, we talk about an interesting man that created a tank and took drugs while in it.
In this week's episode, we finish our series with a bloody, and weird string of events.
In this week's episode, we finish off our Al Caopne series and talk about how he got caught!
In this week's episode, we talk about prohibition and a unique women's rights activist.
In this week's episode we discuss if Die Hard is a Christmas movie and what has made this movie a classic.
In this week's episode, we talk about some current events plus we talk about some bloody origins of Thanksgiving.
This week's episode connects all the dots from previous episodes opening your mind to a whole new world.
In this week's episode we talk about Halloween the 1978 movie that helped revolutionizes the horror genre.
In today's episode, we talk about a Hitman who is bad at his job and a woman who overcame a great obstacle.
In this week's episode, we continue our story with what happened after the benders left Kansas.
In this week's episode, we explore a true crime case that pre-dates H.H. Holmes in America.
In this week's episode, we talk about the Jersey Devil. We talk about lore, sightings, and we don't mention a weird documentary we watched.
In today's episode, we talk about how Fanta got created and continue talking about Coke and Pepsi.
In today's episode, we talk more about Coke's dark past and an emerging rival in the cola game.
In this week's episode, we talk about the events that lead us to the space race and the events of the space race.
In today's episode, we get into the history of flight. We talk about the people that invented it and some mythological stories that inspired us.
In today's episode, we talk about the drastic differences between the first Jurassic Park and The Lost World.
In this week's episode, we talk about more deaths at amusement parks. We do focus on one particular park this week with a crazy back story. Let's just say the tallest water slide ever was built there.
In this week's episode, we talk about some crazy events that have happened at amusement parks.
In this week's episode, we explore the world of Dangerous Toys. We explore a vast array of harmful actions.
In this week's episode, we talk about the Phenomenon that is pooping toys. We dive into why kids love them if they are safe, and why the toys are so strange.
In today's episode, we take a dive into "The Thing". Along the way, we spill some blood, blow some minds, and learn all about the effect this movie has had on the world of cinema.
In today's episode, we dive into the differences between Mass Hysteria and Moral Panic. Along the way we talk about some crazy stories in the world that help differentiate between the two.
In this week's episode, we take you on a journey about the history of clowns. Where they come from, their dark secrets, and why you might be scared of them.
In this week's episode, we take a closer look at some mascots that have been in the world.