🎬 Episode 7 – Alfred Hitchcock: The Filthy Genius of Suspense

Alfred Hitchcock wasn’t just the “Master of Suspense” — he was the original Hollywood voyeur, a director obsessed with control, fear, and yes… sex. Behind the camera, Hitchcock turned cinema into a peepshow of obsession and scandal. From Rear Window to Psycho, his films reflected not only terror, but his own twisted fascinations.

In this episode of One Up the Annals, host Rab Greeson (aka The Original Un-fluencer) pulls back the shower curtain on Hitchcock’s hidden obsessions, his scandalous on-set behavior, and the darker truths that shaped his genius.

📲 Listen now on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Amazon Music, or wherever you get your fix of scandalous history.

Because in history… even Hollywood legends can’t escape. Where shame becomes legend and now, it's in the Annals

🎙️ Episode 6 – Fifty Shades of Data: Kinsey, The Pervert with a Clipboard

Before Tinder, before Cosmo quizzes, before “sex ed” was even a phrase — there was Alfred Kinsey. A mild-mannered professor who decided to catalogue America’s lust like it was a zoology project. With a clipboard in hand and eyebrow permanently raised, Kinsey asked the questions no one else dared, and the answers blew the lid off 1950s America.

From secret interviews to scandalous tables, from conservative outrage to underground applause, this is the story of the man who tried to turn desire into data. Was he a pioneer of sexual science, a pervert with a clipboard, or both?

Step into the Annals as we dig into the whispers, the numbers, and the shameful confessions that rewrote the back end of history.

One Up the Annals – Episode 5: Holy Chestnuts & Unholy Poison

The Borgias didn’t just write history — they roasted it, poisoned it, and rolled it across a marble floor. In this episode, we dive into the scandal that turned chestnuts into sin, power into foreplay, and papal dinners into crime scenes.

From Alexander VI’s infamous banquets to whispered orgies and deadly plots, we unscroll one of history’s most decadent disasters. Was it lust? Was it politics? Or was it just too many chestnuts at once?

🎙️ Where shame becomes legend… and the poison never stops pouring.

Listen now on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and Amazon Music — and don’t forget to follow, review, and share. Every clap, scroll, and star keeps the Annals alive.

Episode 4 — Battle Hard… in Every Sense: The Berserker Legends

The Norse didn’t need mushrooms to get freaky — though some of them definitely helped. The sagas tell of warriors who shed their humanity like a shirt, frothing at the mouth, gnawing on shields, and charging naked into battle as if orgasm and annihilation were the same thing. These were the berserkers: battle-drunk, lust-mad, and terrifying enough to make kings outlaw them when the party went too far.

In this episode, we dive into the frenzy — the drugs, the rituals, the ecstasy of the berserkergang. From Odin himself cross-dressing for sorcery to the warriors who fucked their way into beasthood, this is the Annals at their wildest. Strap in (or don’t), because we’re about to see how rage, sex, and shame carved legends that still echo like a war cry.

Where shame becomes legend… and sometimes, legend is just an orgasm in armor.

Episode 3: Andy Warhol — From Soup to Nuts

Behind the sunglasses and soup cans was an artist who turned fame, lust, and obsession into his real medium. Andy Warhol’s life was a gallery of contradictions — glamorous and grimy, iconic and indecent, sacred and smutty.

This episode peels back the pop-art sheen to explore the strange appetites, scandalous experiments, and hidden archives that made Warhol more than just a man of Marilyns and Campbell’s.

Because in the Annals, art isn’t just what hangs on the wall — it’s what stains the legend.

Where shame becomes legend…

🎨 Andy Warhol: 

From Soup to Nuts

 Chapter Markers

0:00 – Cold Open / Disclaimer

“Where shame becomes legend… and piss becomes art.”

1:30 – Act 1: Soup Before the Nuts

From sickly Pittsburgh kid to horny shoe-doodler, hiding dicks in Gold Books.

4:30 – Act 2: Factory of Filth

Kiss, Blow Job, Sleep — voyeurism weaponized. Watching became the kink.

7:30 – Act 3: The Shot That Changed Him

Valerie Solanas, bullets, and why Andy chose cameras over cocks.

10:30 – Act 4: From Torsos to Piss Paintings

Hustler Polaroids, piss on copper, and cum on canvas — Pollock with body fluids.

13:30 – Act 5: Boys to Adore Galore

Sticky-floored theater, porn as revolution, cops raiding Pride into existence.

15:30 – Act 6: Lovers & the Virgin Myth

The STI records, drag queens for fifty bucks, and Warhol’s secret “Paramount.”

18:00 – Act 7: Time Capsules & Legacy

610 cardboard confessions spilling hustlers, piss stains, and receipts for dildos.

20:00 – Closer: From Soup to Nuts

Before the bullets vs after the bullets — who really won the Annals?

Welcome back to One Up the Annals — where shame becomes legend, barley only grows if you spank a king, and history’s dirtiest truths never stay buried.

Episode 2 dives deep into Mesopotamia’s wildest scroll: the story of Inanna, Queen of Heaven, Goddess of Lust and War, and possibly history’s first domme. From ritual sex and public humiliation to cosmic power plays, Inanna’s worship was less “Sunday sermon” and more “temple kink-fest.”

We’ll peel back the layers of myth and ritual to reveal why her cult was part religion, part orgy, and all Annals. Strap in (literally) as we explore the sacred, the filthy, and the flat-out hilarious side of ancient devotion.

(Entertainment only — do not attempt temple spanking at home unless properly hydrated and supervised by a consenting goddess.)

Rome Wasn’t Built in a Day… But It Was Defiled in Episode One

Two emperors. Two disasters of decadence. In our debut One Up the Annals showdown, Nero — the torch-happy ruler who turned scandal into a lifestyle — faces off against Elagabalus, the teenage emperor who treated Rome like his personal perfume-soaked playground.

Who deserves the first Crown of Shame? The one who fiddled while Rome burned, or the one who buried guests under a literal avalanche of flowers?

History may call them emperors. We call them Exhibit A and Exhibit B in the case of “absolute power corrupts absolutely… and hilariously.”