Back in the 1940's and 1950's, lobotomies were all the craze. Everyone was lining up to get theirs, but only the lucky ones got to experience them... just kidding! The transorbital lobotomy was a highly dangerous and morally malicious procedure where an icepick was driven through a person's skull just above the eyelid in order to reach the prefrontal cortex. Used as a "cure for mental illness," the procedure would usually produce life-altering effects, mostly involving terrifying transformations of one's physical self and their personality. As a matter of fact, it rendered most patients completely unrecognizable within months. Rosemary Kennedy, the sister of former United States President John F. Kennedy, was among the unluckiest, as she was left in a vegetative state for the remainder of her life following her lobotomy. Join Lorenzo and Michelle on their first "video cast," see how annoyed they get with each other, and watch their reaction to discovering that they had been advertising this episode with a picture of Rosemary Sutcliff by accident. You won't want to miss this episode of The Evil and Eerie Podcast!

Today's episode of The Evil and Eerie Podcast is quite a special and more intimate one! Michelle joins Lorenzo to discuss the common evil that brought them together: working at an escape room. Have you ever played an escape room and wondered what went on behind the scenes? Well, our co-hosts are here to tell you that it isn't all sunshine and rainbows. As a matter of fact, they witnessed it all: orbs, locks that moved on their own, mysterious voices, and death traps like the elevator that dictated what floor it was going to bring patrons to. Not only was their experience haunting, but they also speak about the fun of working underneath poor management who didn't do anything about the vagrants who would invade the bathroom to steal toilet paper and get high off of hand sanitizer. Michelle talks about why the ladies on the second floor of the building hated her, while Lorenzo shares his theory about the religious choir on the top floor actually being a cult. You don't want to miss this amazing episode!

Naturally, when you think of Iowa, you think of corn rakes, right? Well, Lorenzo and his latest and greatest co-host Michelle do! Amy Mullis was a wife and mother of three who was found with a corn rake impaled in her in the Fall of 2018. Her husband Todd was immediately deemed the prime suspect, despite the fact that many believe his whereabouts and timeline were more than tight enough to prove his innocence. But if he didn't kill her, what happened? Could someone else have been involved? Did Amy accidentally fall on the rake? Or, was Todd just a really good liar? Michelle and Lorenzo bond over their belief that there was much more to this case than what was on the surface. They do this, of course, while admiring Michelle's bowl of fake lemons that may or may not have been used as props in an adult video.

Meghan joins Lorenzo one last time for the first out of many alien-based discussions. Foreign life is arguably the most prevalent group of conspiracy theories in existence. The Anunnaki Alien Theory involves beliefs from the ancient Sumerians, Babylonians, Assyrians, and other groups that coincide with human origins and the "2012 is the end of the world" craze. One of their creepy proposals, among many, is that aliens are asexual beings who are able to reproduce other aliens on their own! Yikes! Find out what Lorenzo's sixth grade teacher told him blood-red moons signify as Meghan tries to put up with his shenanigans for another exciting episode of The Evil and Eerie Podcast!

Nobody is really sure what the Bell Witch was. Some claim that she was a fictional character written into folklore. Others believe that she was a urban legend passed down from generations. The hardcore ghost enthusiasts say that she was a real poltergeist. Regardless, the bipolar villainess both terrorized and pampered “The Bell Family” of Tennessee, which is how she got her name. One moment she’d be gathering berries for them, and the next, she’d be slapping them and throwing them across the room. Lorenzo and Meghan draw comparisons between the witch and the Ladies Fruit and Flower Mission, as well as discuss how she would outsmart the family at every opportunity. Come take a trip inside the Bell Witch’s cave with us on this episode of The Evil and Eerie Podcast!

Often times when a celebrity dies in their house, their ghost stays to continue to look for their spotlight. Lorenzo and Meghan talk about the home that Jean Harlow once lived in. Harlow, an actress who died from kidney failure at the age of 26, continues to haunt the premises along with the spirit of her husband, whose suicidal death some believe was actually murder. Lorenzo weighs the pros and cons of being possessed and Meghan uses her extensive knowledge of the silver screen cinema industry to come up with possible theories about Harlow and her marriage. Did you know that there is a coincidental connection between the Harlow house and Sharon Tate's death? Find out what that connection is on the latest episode of The Evil and Eerie Podcast!

In today’s episode, Lorenzo is joined by a new co-host, Meghan, to discuss “The Mandela Effect,” a popular conspiracy theory. Named after Nelson Mandela, the creepy theory involves people swearing they have a certain memory of something, when in reality, that memory is completely false. Is the famous chocolate candy spelled KitKat or Kit-Kat? Did Patrick Swayze pass away from cancer or did he go into remission and survive? Are you favorite movie quotes phrased the way you remember them? Lorenzo quizzes Meghan as they tease Luca behind her back, play a game of telephone, and hold a seance for Walt Disney’s frozen head. See how long you can go without laughing at Meghan’s goofs and Lorenzo’s laryngitis on this psychological edition of The Evil and Eerie Podcast!

Lorenzo and Luca take a look at the mysterious unsolved disappearance of aspiring actress and professional dancer Jean Spangler. In the late 1940’s, Spangler left home one evening to meet with her ex-husband and subsequently go to work on a film set. She was never seen again, her ex-husband denied having any plans with her, and she never showed up to work. Our hosts explore the multitude of possibilities, ranging from links to the Black Dahlia case to potential ties with the mob, all while recreating Jean’s greatest dance numbers and creating merchandise ideas with the ghosts in their recording studio. Find out why Lorenzo thinks Luca would make a good member of “Hell’s Angels” in this creepy, conspiracy theory-filled episode of The Evil and Eerie Podcast!

Lorenzo is once again joined by Luca in today's episode, where the topic of discussion is the murder of actress Lana Clarkson. She was an aspiring star who met her fate at the young age of 40 at the hands of famous record producer Phil Spector. The hosts dive into the mysterious occurrences of February 3, 2003, and try to make sense of the bizarre hour-long interaction that led to Clarkson's death. Luca seems to believe that Spector had a fetish for photographs of women kissing guns, and Lorenzo continues to tease her about her involvement with the "Fruit and Flower Mission," while dwelling on Clarkson's involvement in "sword and sorcery" films. Find out why the hosts compare Phil Spector to Lizzie Borden, and why Lorenzo is convinced their makeshift recording studio is haunted in this brand new episode of The Evil and Eerie Podcast!

On the inaugural episode of The Evil and Eerie Podcast, main host and creator Lorenzo is joined by comical friend and college classmate Luca, where they discuss the legendary axe murderess Lizzie Borden. Well, "alleged axe murderess," seeing as how she was found innocent of a crime many have no doubt she perpetrated. Lorenzo and Luca analyze the case and the many theories associated with it, dissect Lizzie's family life and peculiar personality traits, and discuss Luca's trip to the famous Borden house in Fall River, Massachusetts, where she almost joined the Ladies' Fruit and Flower Mission that Lizzie herself was once a part of! Find out which member of Luca's family got possessed during their trip to the Borden house in this hilarious and intriguing premiere episode of The Evil and Eerie Podcast!