Off The Deep End

On this week's episode of Off The Deep End, Mo starts us off by talking about a serial killer cold case in and around New Hampshire. Afterwards, Erni lightens the mood by taking us to the High Gate Cemetery in London for the 1970 Wampyr Panic.

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Welcome back to another episode of Off The Deep End! This week Erni starts us off with the story of a mom who advocated for her daughter, even in a ghostly state. Afterwards, Mo goes back to her roots, and talks about the 1909 Jersey Devil Panic.

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Welcome back to Off The Deep End! This week Mo starts us off with a chimera-type of cryptid that really doesn't like company. Afterwards, Erni gives us the best conspiracy theory from Avatar the last Airbender to celebrate her birthday. Which meaaaans, go wish her a Happy Birthday!!

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Welcome back to Off The Deep End! This week Erni starts us off by continuing her deep dive on the Demon Core and human radiation experiments. Afterwards, Mo starts spooky season off by telling us all about the hauntings at the Ferry Plantation.

**Trigger warning: Unethical medical practices.

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Welcome back to another episode of Off The Deep End! This week Mo gives us the long history of that green carpet of the woods - Moss. Afterwards, Erni dives into part 1 of the Manhattan Project, the secret race to harness nuclear fission and build the first atomic bomb.

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We have returned! Did you miss us? Welcome back to Off The Deep End, where we catch up after 2 weeks away, and then Erni starts us off strong by talking about the Great Moon Hoax of 1835, when people actually believed lunar Man Bats lived on the moon. Afterwards, Mo tells us all about the many dogs who have been Mayors in America, as well as other animals over time. It's good to be back!

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Hello and welcome back to Off the Deep End! This week Erni starts us off with zombie ants and crickets that suddenly want to learn how to swim, before moving on to the lancet liver fluke. Gross. Afterwards, Mo takes us back a few million years to the Cretaceous period, where a kraken bigger than a school bus exists in the waters deep.

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Hello and welcome back to Off The Deep End! This week Mo starts us off by talking about a French noblewoman-turned-pirate all for the sake of revenge and love. Afterwards, Erni talks about a woman known by many names. Ching Shih was part pirate, all entrepreneur.

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This week on Off The Deep End, Erni dives deep underground to take us to ancient cities like Petra and Derinkuyu before getting into some modern examples. Afterwards, Mo brings us above ground to talk about something a bit more serious, the sinking of cities, including Amsterdam and the US eastern shoreline. Come and learn something about the past, present, and the too-near-future.

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This week on Off The Deep End, Erni talks about an experiment that sounds like it came straight from the gossip column. Complete with secret laboratories, dolphins, and inappropriate touching. Afterwards, Mo tells us the story of Anna Maria Sybilla Merian, who was the woman responsible for the butterfly life cycle illustrations we see on tapestries today. Come hang out and learn something neat!

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