Talk That Shit!

We back again! We are trying to stay on top of it y'all! If you're anything like us, you've been just as annoyed with some of recent human behavior that's been on display more so than ever. And we're going to talk about it here! 

We also have a conversation, as we normally would, about what "Blackness" is; what does that mean? It goes hand & hand with some of the black stereotypes. These our are own personal thoughts and feelings about these subject matters. We are in no way speaking for all black people. 

Also, my apologies for a few disruptions, my iMessages goes off on my computer a few times and the old lady decides to interrupt a little Lol. Decided not to cut it because...real life :).

We hope you enjoy! Don't hesitate to reach out to us on Instagram @letstalkaboutitpodcast 

We back....again lol. Put your big girl and big boy pants on for this one! We're going to be diving into a few heavy topics over the next few episodes. It's time and finally allowed for us as black people, to have these kinds of conversations more openly. 

In this episode both me and my mother discuss our frustrations with certain stereotypes about black people. It's a hard topic and we both vent how we each feel. We are NOT speaking for all black people, only ourselves. 

If you are sensitive to topics of racial discussion, or explicit language, this is NOT the episode for you.  

For those who can handle it, we hope you enjoy and do not hesitate to reach out to us on Instagram @letstalkaboutitpodcast20. 

Let's talk about it :). Stay Safe! Part 2 coming soon...

We back! For real this time. The kids are gone! We have our space, peace and some time back, so we'll be posting regularly again.

We've also decided to make changes to our content. We previously mentioned starting a second podcast that would be a discussion about all things life. Instead of doing that, we wanted to switch gears completely as there is too much going on in the world to cover and true crime only is limiting.

We hope you enjoy this new direction we're going in, we're excited about it! This episode we're just chitchatting about COVID-19, Black Lives Matter, the new direction of our show and other little tidbits. 

Reach out to us on Instagram @letstalkaboutitpodcast20

Hey everyone, we're so glad to be back! Today is the 71st anniversary of the day Elizabeth Short's gruesomely mutilated body was found in an empty lot in LA. Her body had been cut in half, after mutIlating her genitals and slicing her face from ear to ear. Those are just a few details of the many awful things that were done to this beautiful young lady. 

Tune in if you'd like to know more about Betty's story and our thoughts about what happened to her and public perception. 

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Oh yea, there's bloopers at the end...enjoy!

We're back! Sort of....we are trying to get it together, things have been insane since the move and taking on these children! Please bear with us. 

We'll also be integrating YouTube for the 10th episode! And if it works out well, & you enjoy seeing our faces, we'll keep that going moving forward. 

In this episode, mom and I discuss the local news story of the death of an adorable little 2 year old baby girl. Her death was at the hands of her neglectful & irresponsible 34 year old mother. 

Me and mom also discuss the perils of parenthood and how much I do NOT want any children. Please join us in the discussion by tuning in & commenting below or on our instagram @fivefeetthreequarterspodcast.

Did you know there's a dark side to nursery rhymes?! Yes, those sing-song poems we've been happily teaching our babies & children for hundreds of years!! It's only aghast to us modern/new age folks because children, in the way we currently think of them, is still a newer thought process. 

Sit back & relax or get in gear to drive and tune into to hear the dark & salacious truth about your children's nursery rhymes. 

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In part 2 of this series, we're concluding with more interesting historical facts about Necromancy and Necrophilia; as well as some real life (and real recent) cases of Necrophilia.  

What are your thoughts on what a corpse is or isn't? Do you view a corpse or dead body as person or is it just an object once they're dead?

Let us know your thoughts @fivefeetthreequarterspodcast on Instagram or [email protected]

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In part one of this series, we're defining and exploring the histories of two taboo subjects. Necromancy is the practice of witchcraft (essentially) for the purposes of divination - gaining knowledge of the future and secret powers by communicating with the dead. 

Necrophilia is the sexual attraction to dead bodies/corpses, and has been deemed a type of mental illness by the W.H.O. & APA. Some of the most well known serial killers are documented Necrophile's such as Ted Bundy & Jeffery Dahmer.  

Sit back, relax and prepare to potentially be disgusted :) 

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We took an unexpected break due to some audio equipment issues, but we're back and happy to be! This time around we have the duo, killing couple Alton Coleman & Debra Brown. They terrorized the mid-west states during the summer of 1984, robbing, beating, raping and murdering, with victims as young as just 7 years of age. There was no rhyme or reason, they killed indiscriminately for the enjoyment of it.

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