This episode is a rollercoaster for sure. As Alex sets her zoom background to a picture of Joe Exotic embracing a tiger, I can only assume she becomes possessed by his spirit due to the fact that 80% of this episode consists of Socks, her cat, receiving death threats. The other 20% Alex and Lucy discuss the death of Brandon Lee (Bruce Lee's son) on the set of 'The Crow.' Your hosts fall down a rabbit hole of top tier snack choices and where peanuts land on that scale as well as the long list of deaths that have occurred while filming. Curb your insanity for a little while and fuel a new one by listening to this 40 minutes of pure fever dream. 

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Listen, it's the best you're getting. This is the first episode recorded since the lockdown and jeez can you tell! Two things are pretty consistent in this episode, the noise of Alex's washing machine and Lucy saying "cultural significance" too many times. This week Lucy tells the infamous Hollywood tale of The Black Dahlia! Funnily enough, the rendition in American Horror Story isn't too accurate to the real story but then I wouldn't trust your hosts to provide factual information either. 

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It's the last episode of Quantent! We're just as sad as you are... In this final instalment it's Lucy's turn to take the stand, which is a bad idea because she's pretty drunk y'all! Your two hosts Lucy and Alex talk about the most horrific program ever created by the CIA (that we know of) MK Ultra. Turns out, LSD is like, a really bad time and the Americans loved power and hated the Russians! 

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So it's the second last instalment of Quantent and it's fair to say, Lucy and Alex are drunk. Okay, definitely Lucy. This episode it's Alex's turn to tell us the story of Alfred Packer and the mystery that still lies around his case. Is he a surviving hero or a murderer? Lucy is too smashed to care, all she knows is that 'The Revenant' wasn't Oscar worthy and that she won EVERY SINGLE SPORTS DAY RACE.

It's part two of Quantent baby! Feel free to have a drink with us, take a shot everytime Alex's phone buzzes... This episode Lucy takes the stand and tells the rather bizarre story of Winnie Ruth Judd and how much she hated owls I guess? Stick on some headphones while you take your state allocated walk (!) during lockdown and relax while listening to this episode. Or, heck, play it out loud on a large speaker so all your neighbours can enjoy it too! 

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So the world is a bit of an uncertain place right now, and we're here to try and do our bit! With everybody making an effort to either socially distant themselves or completely quarantine; we're rolling out 4 new episodes all week to help entertain you while staying safe. This episode Alex tells a story about an Italian American love triangle go bad... so Alex's fantasy. Lucy gets a little too passionate about Cake Boss and they discuss the social significance of Pimp my Ride. 

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This episode Lucy and Alex go full Ruski as they cover the story of Russia's blood countess - Darya Saltykova. As one of the most vicious, yet, lesser know female serial killers: Darya was one Salty bitch! She was pretty brutal, but so is our attempts at Russian accents so fair game. So if you've got a weak stomach and a good sense of humour... maybe tune in next episode!

Its episode two, and Alex is delving into the complex mummy issues of Edmund Kemper! We discuss the psychology around having intercourse with your mother's decapitated head (input welcomed and sought after) and Stevie Wonder... To be honest this episode took a really weird turn at the end and basically became 60/40 Edmund Kemper/Stevie Wonder, so if you lasted until the end, you deserve multiple medals.

Its the first episode of Dead Talk! This week Lucy delves into one of the oldest unsolved serial murder case in British history, Jack the Ripper. Turns out this guy was pretty fucked up. Give this podcast a share or tweet about it if you liked it and follow us on Spotify to keep up with the episodes!