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Send Us Your Side Eye
Taxes aren’t optional — but the conspiracy theories are endless.
What if everything you’ve heard about “legal ways” to avoid taxes… was a trap? Every year, thousands of people are told they’ve found a loophole: taxes are optional, wages aren’t income, the IRS has no authority, the Constitution secretly agrees with them. In this episode, we take a deep dive into the tax myths that refuse to die, the legal reality behind them, and why the courts have had enough.
Happy Tax Day. And please… don’t take legal advice from the internet.
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What drives someone to choose murder over divorce? In this gripping episode of Seriously Sus, Nanette and Miranda unravel the tangled web of psychology, culture, and law behind some of the most shocking spousal murder cases in recent history. From the chilling story of Chris Watts to the infamous “Suitcase Killer” Melanie McGuire, and the explosive rage of Clara Harris, you’ll get the real stories behind the headlines—and the hidden forces that made murder seem like the only way out.
Heads up: This episode contains discussion of spousal murder, child homicide.Listener discretion is strongly advised. If these topics are distressing or triggering for you, please consider skipping this episode.
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April Fools’ Day: jokes, pranks, and emotional damage. Okay, maybe not supposed to be emotional damage—but here we are. In this episode of Seriously Sus, Nanette and Miranda side‑eye April Fools’ Day and unpack why it no longer feels playful. If April 1st makes you tense instead of laugh, you’re not broken. You’re living in 2026. We dig into how a holiday built on deception ran straight into misinformation culture, scam psychology, and a massive trust problem. And yes—we also unpack what it says about us that we launched this podcast on April Fools’ Day. (Was it irony? Chaos? Or did we know exactly what we were doing?)
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Send Us Your Side Eye
Two friends. Too many late-night text discussions. And a whole lot of sus.
In our origin episode, we break down how Seriously Sus came to be, what the show is and isn’t, what we plan to cover, and why side‑eye is a survival skill. We believe you can question everything without sensationalizing anything. From true crime trends to internet chaos, this show is about questioning the narratives we’re handed—and having a little fun while we do it. If you like your deep dives smart, your commentary sassy, and your skepticism well‑earned, you’re in the right place.
Welcome to Seriously Sus. Things are about to get… questionable.
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Seriously Sus is a weekly podcast and video series hosted by Nanette and Miranda, two besties doing what we do best: exposing shadiness with a side-eye. The show digs into the stories,…
From true crime cases and questionable media narratives to viral controversies and full‑blown internet chaos, (and maybe even the occasional ghost story because, honestly, we just like spooky stuff), each episode blends humor, skepticism, and the tea. This is real talk, honest opinions, humor with teeth but handled with care. We ask the uncomfortable questions, call out suspicious behavior and laugh so we don’t scream. If it feels suspicious, shady or just straight up wrong, we are going to side-eye it!
New episodes drop weekly and are available on YouTube, Spotify, and major podcast platforms.