Deeply Disturbing Things

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It's our centennial episode! And they said it wouldn't last. This week Macii and Naomi fulfill their lifelong dream of making a crime wall, red yarn and all. Listen as they go down memory lane, reflecting on their first 99 episodes, and making connections along the way. 

Hello DDT listeners,

Wow we are closing in on 100 episodes! This week Macie shares about PTSD in Africa, which showcases why it is essential to look at things through a lens of cultural competence and humility. We get yet another opportunity to hate on the DSM5. Then Naomi discusses the most dangerous land mammal after humans--hippos!  We get into all the hippo-ology and learn about he hippo skillz that make them so deadly. As always, we appreciate our listeners. Thank you!

Macie is back from her tip to Oklahoma to share about the Hex House, part of Tulsa's haunted history. According to reports, in 1944 Carolann Smith was investigated for keeping two women in her basement under her spell. Was Carolann a master of the occult or a master manipulator? Naomi shares about all things cannibalism. Learn about the history of this fascinating topic and where it is still practiced today. Thank you for listening to our independent podcast! 

Have you heard of the site Onlyfans? This controversial platform allows musicians, fitness instructors, chefs and pornographers, well mostly female pornographers, the opportunity to have fans pay them directly for their craft. Macie tells all about it and discusses options for never nudity. And then in part II of the unsolved murders of Tupac Shakur and Biggie Smalls, Naomi dives into theories and connections. Why was corrupt police involvement brought to light and then dismissed?

Listen to find out all the twists and turns in these cases that violently halted the careers of two young rappers in the height of their careers.