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He's known as the Comic book legend, Stan Lee. In 1939, a teenage Stan Lee began his career in comics and 75 years later, he is celebrated as the creative tour de force behind Marvel's Silver Age - the co-creator of hundreds of beloved characters and stories. He was born in Manhattan, grew up to join the military, he then joined and became the prominent head of one of the biggest names in the entertainment world. Somewhere along the line he also started several charities and found himself an amazing woman that he spent the rest of his life with in a very happy marriage. And this is just the beginning to this man's fantastic life. Find out just how amazing it was to be the guy that created the very spectacular Spider-man and so much more… and stay tuned for some big news this podcast has today on Brain Bitez.
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I just wanted to say thank you one more time for listening. If you like what you've heard, go and tell some friends… word of mouth is so huge in the podcast world! You know what else is helpful? Great reviews and follows on apps like itunes, Soundcloud, stitcher or wherever you listen to podcasts. So if you have time go to itunes… leave a review… hit some stars. Can I recommend the fifth star on the list? The one on the far right. If you are looking for more ways to support the Brain Bitez world then you can head over to Patreon either on your computer or they even have an easy to use app. Just search for brain bitez and once you're there don't forget to check out how to become part of the zombie elite. Be back here in two weeks as we return once again to the world of serial killers as we cover the incredibly insane life of Ted Bundy. Who do you route for... the cops… the killer… who you cheer on might surprise you.
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For several decades a very prominent personality known as "The Voodoo Queen' held New Orleans spellbound. Marie Laveau staged ceremonies in which participants became possessed by Voodoo spirits; she dispensed charms and potions, told fortunes, and even healed the sick. Marie Laveau had an extremely complex reputation in later life. Although a local newspaper once referred to her as "the notorious hag who reigns over the ignorant and superstitious as the Queen of the Voodoos", she was also feared for her power with numerous stories about the things that "happened" to anyone who offended her. While at the same time, she was regarded by many admirers as a living saint due to her humanitarian work. How does one person acquire such power? Is voodoo real? If so what the hell is it? And the big question… what's with all the dolls? Well prepare yourself as we cover the most southernist and voodooiest topic yet today on BRAIN BITEZ.
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If you thought that scene in Sucker Punch where the doctor gave lobotomies with an ice pick was artistic exaggeration – well, you'd be wrong mi amigo. That's exactly how Walter Freeman, a specialist of lobotomies in the 1940s, performed thousands of operations. The lobotomy was considered to be such a popular "cure" for mental illness that Freeman would perform up to 25 lobotomies a day, using only an ice pick-shaped instrument and hammer, without anaesthesia, while reporters would watch. Freeman's crazy antics didn't scare off potential patients either. While some were being forced against their will to take the procedure many were begging for the chance. How did the lobotomy ever become an accepted medical practice? Find out as we go under the knife or should I say pic and get our brains a little scrambled today on Brain Bitez.
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Shadow people have been key figures in many legends from many cultures all around the world. From shadow people to the hatman these beings can take many forms… hell, there's even been shadow cats. Do they really exist and if so what do they want? How did they get here? And Why do they always seem to want those around them to change their favorite pair of fruit of the looms? FInd out all this and more as we use this 100 iTunes review bonus episode to take a walk on the darker and creepier side of life (or should I say death) today on Brain Bitez.
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I just wanted to say thank you one more time for listening. If you like what you've heard, go and tell some friends… word of mouth is so huge in the podcast world! You know what else is helpful? Great reviews and follows on apps like iTunes, SoundCloud, Stitcher or wherever you listen to podcasts. So if you have time go to iTunes… leave a review… hit some stars. Can I recommend the fifth star on the list? The one on the far right. One other thing is that Fred has been working on the Facebook page and the website. Posting more links, memes, and info about the Brain Bitez world. So go to facebook, search for Brain Bitez and hit the like button so you can stay plugged into all the podcast news and fun updates. Speaking of updates, Don't forget that if you have an idea for a future episode or have an update on a previous episode, you can message us on the website at brainbitez.com. When you do, say hi. Lycan and Fred like it when you say hi.
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Alexander III, the King of Macedonia and conqueror of the Persian Empire is considered one of the greatest military geniuses of all time. He was the inspiration for later conquerors such as Hannibal the Carthaginian, the Romans Pompey and Caesar, and Napoleon. In 334 BC at the age of twenty-two, he and his army crossed the Hellespont and embarked on a decade-long journey to conquer the Persian Empire. How many of the legends are true? Was Alexander one of the men to come closest to ruling the world? And did his mom really have a one night stand with Zeus himself? All these question and so much more will be answered as we travel back to the ancient world of Greece and learn how one man can make the world believe he is a warrior god today on Brain Bitez.
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I just wanted to say thank you one more time for listening. If you like what you've heard, go and tell some friends… word of mouth is so huge in the podcast world! You know what else is helpful? Great reviews and follows on apps like itunes, Soundcloud, stitcher or wherever you listen to podcasts. So if you have time go to itunes… leave a review… hit some stars. Can I recommend the fifth star on the list? The one on the far right. If you want more Brain bitez you can find us on facebook, instagram or look us up on our webpage at Brainbitez.com. So go to facebook and/or instagram and search for Brain Bitez then hit that like button so you can stay up to date with all the podcast news and become a part of the growing Brain Bitez community.
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In February of 2013 guests of the cecil hotel in downtown los angeles complained that their rooms tap water had a strange smell, had low pressure, and at times would come out of the facet black. While some guests thought this was just another charm of being in downtown los angeles, enough people complained that maintenance employee Santiago Lopez went up to the roof to check on the hotels water supply. He climbed the ladder to the main water tank and when he reached the top and looked inside he found the source of the problem. Inside was the body of elisa lam floating face up approximately 12 inch from the top of the tank. Although she was already reported missing, police did not search the water tanks on the roof. And while Elisa herself had been found her discovery only raised more questions, how did she get to the roof? Why did she go to the roof? Was she the victim of foul play? And what was with that bizarre footage with her on the elevator? Well we are going to see what answers we may be able to come up with by diving into the details of this unsolved case today on brain bitez.
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I just wanted to say thank you one more time for listening. If you like what you've heard, go and tell some friends… word of mouth is so huge in the podcast world! You know what else is helpful? Great reviews and follows on apps like iTunes, SoundCloud, Stitcher or wherever you listen to podcasts. So if you have time go to iTunes… leave a review… hit some stars. Can I recommend the fifth star on the list? The one on the far right. One other thing is that Fred has been working on the Facebook page and the website. Posting more links, memes, and info about the Brain Bitez world. So go to facebook, search for Brain Bitez and hit the like button so you can stay plugged into all the podcast news and fun updates. Speaking of updates, Don't forget that if you have an idea for a future episode or have an update on a previous episode, you can message us on the website at brainbitez.com. When you do, say hi. Lycan and Fred like it when you say hi.
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One of the nation's most notorious serial killers, Jeffrey Dahmer was born and raised in Bath Township, Ohio, a middle-class suburb of Akron. Dahmer had a job and a decent family. He seemed as normal as normal could be. That was Dahmer's home was searched after a young man fled his apartment and flagged down a police car. An investigation revealed that the apartment contained the remains of 11 victims. The bodies had been dismembered, and Dahmer confessed that he not only had cooked and eaten some of the remains, but that he also tried to change several of his victims into mindless zombie sex slaves. Asked why he committed such heinous acts, Dahmer told police that he killed because he was "lonely" and did not want his victims to leave him. Is that really why he killed, mutilated and ate many of his victims? What brings a man to a mental place, where he no longer sees others as people and perceives them more as things, to do with however he sees fit? Stay tuned to find out as we once again dive deep into the heart of darkness in this mutilated and disturbing episode of Brain Bitez.
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I just wanted to say thank you one more time for listening. If you like what you've heard, go and tell some friends… word of mouth is so huge in the podcast world! You know what else is helpful? Great reviews and follows on apps like iTunes, SoundCloud, Stitcher or wherever you listen to podcasts. So if you have time go to iTunes… leave a review… hit some stars. Can I recommend the fifth star on the list? The one on the far right. One other thing is that Fred has been working on the Facebook page and the website. Posting more links, memes, and info about the Brain Bitez world. So go to facebook, search for Brain Bitez and hit the like button so you can stay plugged into all the podcast news and fun updates. Speaking of updates, Don't forget that if you have an idea for a future episode or have an update on a previous one, you can message us on the website at brainbitez.com. When you do, say hi. We like it when you say hi.
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