Ineffably Sublime | A Weekly Dose of Weird: History, News, and Curiosity

Our melodious voices are not cut in one take, as you'll find out in this straight-off-the-cutting-room-floor ad recording sesh.

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Sack of Grandma?? What are we talking about?? You'll just have to tune in and see!

For once, Amanda is the one derailing the episode as we discuss all sorts of random shit, including what happens to your body when you're embalmed and food safety. By the way, who knew there were so many weird names for birds?? Or that it's illegal to die in a certain town in Spain?

If you're an Ozzy fan and wondered about what the song Mr. Crowley is about, we've got your answer.

Do you know about any weird animal names we didn't mention? Hit us up at 814-299-6551, [email protected] or find us on social media @ineffablysublimepod.

Did you know there are personalized license plates that are banned in Pennsylvania? Some of them are downright giggle-worthy.

WHAT'S UP WITH COOKIES, ANYWAY??

Our Freak of the Week is Howard Hughes, who passed his days nakedly eating only steak, salad and peas (but only the small ones) for a length of time.

Join us next week when we talk about birds. Sounds weird, but we'll make it weirder.

Tell us about your personalized license plate, suggest a news story or Freak of the Week, or just say howdy by sending a text to 814-299-6551, joining the conversation on all the socials @ineffablysublimepod or sending an email to [email protected].

EPISODE 84 — The Cotton-Tale of the Enchanted Muff

This week, we thrust ourselves into one of the most hare-raising medical scandals in British history — the curious case of Mary Toft, a woman who convinced doctors she was giving birth to… rabbits. And not metaphorically. Literally. From the actual womb zone.

Was it a miracle? Madness? Or just an elaborate game of hide the hare?

DeeJ, Mitch, and Amanda dig deep into this 18th-century tale of misdirection, misdiagnosis, and misunderstood anatomy. We’re talkin’ surgeons with blind faith, midwives with questionable ethics, and one enchanted muff with more plot twists than a Victorian soap opera.

It’s history’s most anatomically confusing magic trick — and no, pulling a rabbit out of a hat doesn’t even begin to cover it.

Things get weird. Things get wooly. And you’ll never look at bunny ears the same way again

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SnackTime!

Who like hot bananas? Shout out to Twyster for inadvertently giving us the perfect title for this week's episode!

WE'RE BACK, BITCHES! Sorry that life got in the way and we hadn't gotten a chance to give you the weekly dose of hilarity you crave! We deliver a hot dish of ridiculousness, starting with our notable freak of the week and follow it up with some discussion about movies with 0% ratings on Rotten Tomatoes.

As always, you can chime in on the covo @ineffablysublimepod on all the socials, call or text us at 814-299-6551 or send us an email to [email protected].

As usual, this episode de-rails again and again. Enjoy our various side quests as we attempt to steer this struggle bus to a discussion about why we do the summer activities we do - like lowing our mawns.

Get in touch and tell us about your favorite summertime activity! Send an email to [email protected], call or text 814-299-5155 or follow us on all the socials @ineffablysublimepod.

Happy summer, Knobs!

What’s up Knobs!? Thanks for sticking with us while life dragged us into a time warp! We’re back with some new hilarity, starting with puke stories with Uncle Mitch. This week we unleash a new segment: the Historic Figure of the Week and we start with Roland the Farter. Who was he? You’ll have to listen to find out! And with this story comes a challenge to Tony at Pizza Bagels!

In this week’s episode, we explore some of the dumbest and deadliest (mostly true) stories to have hit the Internet and their unfortunate protagonists who have unwittingly removed themselves from the gene pool. That’s right, we’re talking about the Darwin Awards.

Know of anyone who should win a Darwin Award, or do you know of a story that qualifies? Hit us up at 814-299-5155 (voicemail or text!) email us at [email protected], or join the conversation on any of the socials @ineffablysublimepod.

Catch ya next week!