We lounge back for this episode and discuss some absurd conspiracy theories. From Stevie Wonder faking blindness to Hollow Earth. We jump around to review the strangest conspiracies out there. This will be a reoccurring episode format so let us know what future conspiracies you'd like to see covered.

Malls were the ultimate destination to shop and hang out with friends. They were packed with stores and more importantly packed with customers. We dive into why malls are closing and how they can remain open by evolving with the times. Malls still stand a chance, but they need to modernize and adapt to the modern consumer. We explore the nostalgia behind the American Mall and how to keep it living on!

We dive into the crazy story behind a Domino's Ad campaign that led a paranoid schizophrenic to hold Domino's employees hostage for 5 hours. The Noid was the name of a mysterious character created by Domino's who destroys pizzas. We discuss what drove a 22 year-old man to hold up a Domino's and other stories behind nostalgic fast food mascots. So avoid the noid and enjoy this episode of The Ethan Clerc Show.

From a creepy attic we dive into some scary stories that we lived through. Damon also whips up a recipe for pop that hasn't been drank since 1984. From the time the cops had to rescue us from a haunted house to the time we stumbled across a satanic cult room in an abandoned school, we have some stories to tell! Sit back, turn the lights out, and join us in the attic!

Out of the small town of Windom, Minnesota in the early 80's, Dave Mueller started his own brand of pop called Official. The company would expand out of Minnesota across the United States and was moving into Canada. But in 1984 something happened that stopped Official pop dead in its tracks. Since 1984 no one has gotten the full story of what actually happened and how this whole soda company came to be. That is until now. We spoke with founder, Dave Mueller and got stories and photos from the community to pull together this amazing story. This is the Official story of Official pop out of Windom, Minnesota.

After hundreds of years and thousands of deaths, we have came to a conclusion and solved one of the greatest mysteries.  That mystery of course is the Bermuda Triangle. We bring in the evidence, view the photos, and hear all sides including the UFO and Atlantis theories. Our final conclusion is our best guess as to what is actually going on in this 500,000 square mile section of the Atlantic Ocean called the Bermuda Triangle. While solving this great mystery we also talk about primitive technology and Garfield Phones!

There is no doubt that we have a major drug problem in the United States. Cocaine, Heroin, and Meth are being brought over through the Southern Border in amounts so high you probably wouldn't believe it. What the media is portraying is that these drugs are getting brought in through remote areas where fencing and security is low. You may be very surprised to find out where most of the drugs are actually coming in through. We discuss this and more on the 70th episode of the podcast!

We talk about the infamous Weepy-Voiced Killer who killed in the Twin Cities in the 80's. This story is one of a kind and one of the scariest and most strange serial killers we have talked about. We also talk about the dangerous coronavirus and how fast it is spreading. The coronavirus has been sweeping the news waves all over the world and yet most people don't know a thing about it.

We talk about the tragic death of legendary basketball star, Kobe Bryant. News of his death sent shock waves across the United States and world. We dive into how media covered this story, the fact that an 8 year old boy predicted it, and more. We also talk about the recent officer who was shot in the head in Waseca. The Waseca hockey team had custom uniforms designed to honor the officer, but the MSHSL initially turned them down.

Ever wondered why apartment buildings & hotels don't have a 13th floor? We dive into some of the most well known superstitions to see where they originated and why they are still followed to this day by millions. We all are just a little superstitious because it is ingrained in American culture. So sit back, watch out for black cats, don't break any mirrors, knock on some wood, and enjoy the podcast!