Contestant Marv the Butcher plays for his charity Make Every City Park a Peanut Farm, against Ricardo Hard who hopes to win the prize money for his pet project, the Institute of Undescended Testicles. Jor L. Thundernuts hosts.Come get your Ayn Rand fix.Categories include:<ul><li>Earth</li><li>Wind</li><li>Fire</li><li>Stiff</li><li>Little </li><li>Fingers</li></ul>

Contestant Marv the Butcher plays for his charity Make Every City Park a Peanut Farm, against Ricardo Hard who hopes to win the prize money for his pet project, the Institute of Undescended Testicles. Jor L. Thundernuts hosts. Come get your Ayn Rand fix. Categories include:EarthWindFireStiffLittle Fingers

Contestant Marv the Butcher plays for his charity Make Every City Park a Peanut Farm, against Ricardo Hard who hopes to win the prize money for his pet project, the Institute of Undescended Testicles. Jor L. Thundernuts hosts.Come get your Ayn Rand fix.Categories include:<ul><li>Earth</li><li>Wind</li><li>Fire</li><li>Stiff</li><li>Little&nbsp;</li><li>Fingers</li></ul>

Employee #1 S2 E16

*DARK HUMOR WARNING*This podcast series is...true crime-adjacent. The body count is high, however the identity of the murderer is faceless, ageless, and timeless—though it is not nameless. Usually after the bodies are discovered, the killer is often identified as “fate,” “incompetence,” or “bad luck.” Here we call the killer “Industrial Accidents.”Three hosts deliver case studies, reactions and commentary from OSHA and news reports.

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*DARK HUMOR WARNING* This podcast series is...true crime-adjacent. The body count is high, however the identity of the murderer is faceless, ageless, and timeless—though it is not nameless. Usually after the bodies are discovered, the killer is often identified as “fate,” “incompetence,” or “bad luck.” Here we call the killer “Industrial Accidents.” Three hosts deliver case studies, reactions and commentary from OSHA and news reports.

*DARK HUMOR WARNING*This podcast series is...true crime-adjacent. The body count is high, however the identity of the murderer is faceless, ageless, and timeless—though it is not nameless. Usually after the bodies are discovered, the killer is often identified as “fate,” “incompetence,” or “bad luck.”&nbsp;Here we call the killer “Industrial Accidents.”Three hosts deliver case studies, reactions and commentary from OSHA and news reports.&nbsp;

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