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The chaotic Beauty of the ocean waves as well as the mystery and fear.
Fire built civilization… but it also built one of our oldest fears.
On this weeks episode we got another longtime friend and the guy that fact checks our podcast every week the homie Tony. Listen to how he met us what it was like to lead a band TWICE in marching band and rock band. We also talk about his fear 🐍 and gives us some good love advice.
What if the real terror isn’t ghosts or demons… but long words, peanut butter, and balloons?
In this episode of Anything Evil, we dive into the strangest and funniest phobias ever recorded. From Hippopotomonstrosesquipedaliophobia (fear of long words) to Arachibutyrophobia (fear of peanut butter sticking to the roof of your mouth), we explore how the brain turns everyday inconveniences into full-blown horror movies.
Are these fears ridiculous… or secretly relatable?
Listen if you dare.
Episode 16: We sit down with our longtime friend Chris to unpack his fear of death, where it started, how it lingers, and how he faces it today.
Episode 16: We sit down with our longtime friend Chris to unpack his fear of death, where it started, how it lingers, and how he faces it today.
We explore the fear of the dark—why it grips us, what it reveals, and how to face the shadows within. Nyctophobia
Our 2nd guest our hometown friend Ovi. There will be Laughs, Scares and more Laughs. He also shares some great advice from a life changing experience.
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Do you like scary movies? We dive into slasher, psychological, supernatural, body horror and more this week.#13
Explicit content and Language
Death is the one thing that doesn’t miss.
This week we sit with it. The fear, the sadness, the honesty
No jokes. No filters. Just real conversation.
** if anyone is dealing with any mental issues please reach out to your local professionals.
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Straight Talk Clinic +1 (714) 828-2000
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