Disembodied Thoughts

Disembodied Thoughts

By Kayla Curtin and Karina RomeroSociety & Culture
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Disembodied Thoughts episodes

  • Deterministic Chaos and Poor Papa Lindbergh

    What does the title have to do with this week’s episode? What does a sandwich have to do with World War I? And what do Charles Lindbergh and Nelson Mandela have to do with any of this? Tune in so Kayla and Karina can answer all your questions. Maybe. 

    48 min
  • Fresh off Depresses

    What do Kayla and Karina talk about in this episode besides depression and tears? We’ll tell ya! Explore conspiracy theories regarding a little boat known as the Titanic, and Paul McCartney’s death. It’s a whirlwind of a maiden voyage down a long and winding road you won’t want to miss!

    1 hr 5 min
  • Immortals

    Join Karina and Kayla as they traverse the magical world of immortality. Who would want never-ending life anyway? Nicolas Flamel and the Count of Saint Germain, that's who.

    51 min
  • Ancient Civilizations

    Massive Heads and Pits of Bones 


    Have you ever wondered how many Kayla's it would take to equal a 35 ton Olmec Head? Or how many trips it would take to build a Cahokia mound? Give this week's episode a listen to find out!


    Disclaimer: No Kayla's were harmed in the making of this episode.

    46 min
  • Secret Societies

    Take a wild ride with Kayla and Karina regarding secret societies and all their glory! This week’s episode is sure to keep you intrigued!

    1 hr 2 min
  • Oh, Law(d)

    Forbidden frowning, curtailed cursing, and prohibited parties are but a few of the strange laws we cover in this week’s episode. Tune in to see if you can tell fact from fiction!

    48 min
  • I Shot the Sheriff?

    What on earth would make someone confess to something they did not do?! Give this episode a listen to find out what goes into false confessions. 

    44 min

About Disembodied Thoughts

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A podcast where the curiosities of life, death and the in-beteeen are celebrated and explored.