Something Perplexing Podcast

Pyramids, symbol of man earliest desire to advance or the aliens way of reminding folks whos the boss.  

How crazy is it to dive into some of the topics we explore, today’s point of interest is no different. In looking into this one you ask how a fellow human being can sink so low, how could his desires be so vile, his intentions be so clearly evil… his ambitions were seemingly to scale a height of immorality and indecency that would make the devil blush…  today, your investigators of the insane looks into one of the most heinous, double life having guy’s, to regularly attend Sunday service... the something perplexing podcast takes a look at BTK…

Today the something perplexing podcast explores  a fifty year romance, the tale of lives lived on a road taken off the beaten path and an exploration of one of the most intriguing careers of a team of people you can have, join us as your exorcists of the unexplored dives into our first look into the lives of Ed and Lorraine Warren

The unknown seems to breath a sense of innate trepidation… the unexplored seems to unearth a yearning to delve into that unknown and face the fears that lurk in the deep. Today your scuba divers of the strange takes a deep dive into over 7 miles of mysterious murky madness as we explore the Mariana Trench!!

join us in a spellbinding look into witches!

Trends & coincidence sets the tone into the sunny beaches of America’s penis. The something perplexing team explores an oddity that transcends the highest heights of stupid. A series of events that has transpired almost daily for as long as google can recall.

Join us today as we the renegades of weird over here at the something perplexing podcast dives in to paint of portrait of the Mona Lisa of stupid, how could this all happen in one place, how could this all happen to one man today we explore the Florida man ..

On September 1st, 1969, the county of Berkshire, Ms. was shook… Multiple parties experienced something strange. Not just oh that’s curious kind of strange, something so weird the legend has stretched to this day. Was this a genuine ufo incident of unprecedented proportions, a visit from aliens, from future humans or multidimensional parties? Your curators of the curious examines the oddness behind The 1969 Berkshire ufo incident.

The laughter, the obscurity & the history. From being the Netflix of Egyptian throne rooms to a theatric art form, to its arrival in America and its cultural road trip through that record which saw circus tents, television ratings, books and box office gold, with a touch of murder and mayhem in between.  The something perplexing podcast gets the popcorn and cotton candy for your front seat tickets into the life and times of those creepy clown.

Since our earlies days, as we skulked our way from the primordial ooze, one of man’s first habitats was in fact the cave. Plato’s allegory of the cave examined the idea men in its raw form exposed to a shadow show cast against the cave wall and would understand a reality consisting of just these shadows, flash-forward to 2021 where these dark recesses that once called themselves our homes now stand a chilling reminder of the shadows we left behind, from kittum to the mammoth caves, the Hellfire caves to Tulgua caves.. the something perplexing podcast does our own penetration dive into the mysterious world of caves….

When you check out Collins dictionary you see a double life as “If you say that someone is living a double life, you mean that they lead two separate and very different lives, and they appear to be a different person in each.” In the British English its described as “a life in which one set of actions, relationships, dealings, etc. are kept secret from most people”

Taken from Jan 2005 NY times article by Benedict Clay “psychologists say that most normal adults are well equipped to start a secret life, if not to sustain it. The ability to hold a secret is fundamental to healthy social development, they say, and the desire to sample other identities -- to reinvent oneself, to pretend -- can last well into adulthood. And in recent years researchers have found that some of the same psychological skills that help many people avoid mental distress can also put them at heightened risk for prolonging covert activities.” In the same article said Dr. Daniel M. Wegner, a professor of psychology at Harvard.” "In a very deep sense, you don't have a self unless you have a secret, and we all have moments throughout our lives when we feel we're losing ourselves in our social group, or work or marriage, and it feels good to grab for a secret, or some subterfuge, to reassert our identity as somebody apart,"

So join us today as your medical therapists in the mysterious The Something Perplexing Podcast, dives into Double Lives

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