By Damien Blackwood
The podcast currently has 8 episodes available.
After Japan invaded Manchuria during WWII, a brilliant but antisocial army surgeon named Shirō Ishii, begins experimenting on Chinese citizens. The average lifespan of a patient at Unit 731 is one month and the procedures that are forced upon them are too explicit to mention in this summary. Listener discretion highly advised.
During the Spring of 1945, 2 million women and girls were raped and murdered in a war they took no part in. In this episode, we will focus on the Battle of Berlin and the atrocities committed therein by the Soviet Union. These themes are relevant now more than ever as Russia continues to ignore international law in the Ukraine War.
To this day, a substantial amount of guilt remains in Germany for what their ancestors did during first half of the 20th century. But what of the innocent women and children back then? Why should they have paid for the sins of male aggression?
Listener discretion advised.
The grizzly population has rebounded. In some areas, like regions in southern Alaska rich with salmon, grizzlies have become as common a sighting as deer. In Revelstoke, British Columbia, it is not uncommon to have several bear attacks by different bears within the same week...
If you think bear mace, a high-caliber weapon, or park ranger intervention will save you, listen in to these harrowing grizzly attack tales and you might change your mind. Some, but not all will survive.
We have heard of these tropes before: a ship capsizes...the crew lost at sea...sharks in a frenzy...Will they be rescued?
But this true tale is much more than that. It is about the human survival instinct: a psychological state that breaks down barriers, revealing to yourself and others what truly lies within.
A story of will power, treachery, loyalty, hope, and dispair; this gripping lost-in-a-lifeboat tale will teach it's survivors that ocean predators are the least of their fears.
Not everyone will get out allive.
In 1980, a small, quiet lake in Louisiana experienced the strangest spectacle in US natural history. The lake seemed to turn evil: capsizing tugboats, ripping parking lots from the shoreline, pulling 11 oil barges beneath the surface, shooting a 400 foot geyser into the sky, erecting a giant waterfall where the canal once stood. To a local fisherman who witnessed it, it seemed like "the end of the world."
Tune in to find out what happened, what caused it, and who was to blame.
We are reaching a crossroads in human history. The birth of A.I. and the perpetual improvements in technology have lead us to the brink of what is called the technological singularity. At first glance, it seems like a far-flung sci-fi fantasy, but in reality, all signs point to a singularity by 2045.
But what happens then?
Does the human race live happily ever after? Or will something more sinister occur?
Tune in to discover two worlds that might emerge and the consequences it will have on social classes, lifespan, technology, morality, evil and free will.
Resistence is futile.
Beginning in 1939, Germany attempts to conquer the world and nearly wins. How is this possible? Is it their well-trained army? Cutting edge equipment? Or is there something more sinister going on? What is Hitler's role in all of this and was his psycopathic behavior fueled by hard narcotics? We promise not to waste your time with fake news or flimsy conspiracy theories. Join us as we enter an era where crystal meth chocolates were available to the general public, over-the-counter, no prescription required.
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Explore the controversial world of capital punishment, the history of botched executions, different methods of capital punishment through the centuries as well as more humane alternatives. Whether you are pro or anti, this unbiased episode will give you a unique look at what the condemned go through up to and including their final moments.
The podcast currently has 8 episodes available.