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- Ep 159 The Hanging of Warrior Qualchan
On this podcast field trip Naomi and Macie head to the site of the 1858 hanging of warrior Qualchan and six other Native Americans at the hands of evil Colonel George Wright. Listen to learn about the deeply disturbing history of the white settlement of the Pacific Northwest.
Until next time...
30 min - Gobbledygook--Repost
We took Labor Day off! Enjoy this repost from November, 2019.
Welcome to Deeply Disturbing Things!
This week Macie and Naomi create a unicorn! Yes, a true miracle happened before our eyes! We both picked the same topic...for the first time...ever!! Take a listen to figure out what the universe wanted us to call out in unison. Our minds were blown, maybe in 37 more episodes we will overlap again. Also remember to take your itchy bitchy pills and shake off your Thetans!
Until next time...
1 hr 24 min - Thoughtography [Ep.158]This week we get into the true story behind the Japanese horror film Ringu which was remade in the US as The Ring. Dr Fukurai conducted questionable experiments in clairvoyance and thoughtography on two women in Japan. What happened to them? Then we explore the current problems with US air travel. Why are so many flights being canceled? Why is there a pilot shortage? Listen to find the answers to all of these questions and more.Until next time...1 hr 22 min
- The Buried Truth [Ep. 157]In this episode, we explore the 1976 incident where 26 school children and their bus driver from Chowchilla, CA were kidnapped and buried. The kidnappers, one of whom was just paroled, hoped to trade the kids for a five million dollar ransom. Listen to find out what happened. Then we learn about the 1887 massacre of 34 Chinese gold miners in Oregon. This little-known part of US history was buried until the records were discovered in 1995.Until next time...1 hr 6 min
- A Pox Upon Us [Ep.156]
In this episode, we get topical and call out the abject failure of the US government's response to the Monkeypox virus (the name is currently pending changes by the CDC). At the time of recording the US has over one-third of the total cases in the entire world. Lack of access to vaccines, treatment, and information contributes to the problem. Then we get personal talking about the phenomenon of gaslighting and hoovering. Both are used as a means of psychological manipulation. Learn all the signs, including making one question reality, so you can protect yourself.
Until next time...2 hr - Slender Man
We're on summer vacation so reposting one of our most popular episodes of all time! Originally posted two years ago in August of 2020. Enjoy!
Naomi brings the frightening Slender Man to the podcast this week. A fictional character brought to life by the imagination and fear of its followers. Naomi explores the brutal stabbing of a best friend that the young girls said was ordered by the Slender Man. Macie shares this week about the tragic deaths of 16 students, 14 bodies were never recovered, who disappeared in lake Chelan when their school bus veered off the road and fell off a 30 ft. embankment.
Until Next Time...
1 hr 55 min - Hello Kitty Goodbye Barney--Repost
We are on summer vacation so we are reposting one of our favorite episodes from back in December 2020. Enjoy!
This week Macie shares about the tragic Hello Kitty Murder. In 1999, 23-year-old Fan Man-yee was kidnapped, brutally tortured, and murdered in Hong Kong. Listen to find out why it's called the Hello Kitty murder. Then Naomi dives into the many, many, many disturbing things about Barney the purple Dinosaur. Again we find our topics linked--this time by children's beloved stuffies. Until next time...thank you for supporting our independent, unscripted podcast!
1 hr 23 min - The Sound of Silence [Ep.155]This week we discuss the little-known phenomenon of Prairie Madness. Immigrants who settled in the Great Plains experienced episodes of depression and violence. The cause is commonly attributed to the isolation between the settlements but could it also be the sound of silence? Then we get into the burning ring of fire, not the Johnny Cash song, but the 25,000-mile ring of active volcanoes that surround the Pacific Ocean. 75% of the world's volcanoes and 90% of the world's earthquakes occur along the Ring of Fire. Learn about how volcanoes are formed and what you can do to keep yourself safe.1 hr 22 min
- Born to be Wild [Ep. 154]
This week we discuss Pedro Lopez, known as the Monster of the Andes for abducting, raping, and killing up to 300 little girls in villages across Peru, Ecuador, and Columbia. After serving only 14 years in prison and 2 more in an asylum, he was released on "good behavior" and was deemed "sane"... never to be seen again. We also talk about why it's a very, very bad idea to own a wild animal as a pet, focusing on the 2009 incident when Travis the Chimp horrifically maimed his owner's friend Charla Nash. All this and more,
Until next time...
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Two profesional counselors talk about disturbing things with the help of humor, friendship, and a little wine.
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