Join hosts Fraser and James on The Most Dangerous Podcast as they dive deep into one of the most haunting mysteries in true crime history — the tragic and puzzling death of Elisa Lam at Los Angeles’ notorious Cecil Hotel.

In this episode, Fraser explores:

The eerie history of The Cecil Hotel, known for suicides, serial killers, and decades of unexplained deaths

The baffling case of Elisa Lam, a Canadian student whose body was found in the hotel’s rooftop water tank in 2013

The disturbing elevator surveillance footage that went viral and launched a wave of internet theories

The police investigation, autopsy findings, and unanswered questions that continue to haunt true crime fans today

With detailed storytelling, dark humour, and in-depth analysis, Fraser guides listeners through the facts and theories surrounding Elisa Lam’s final moments — from mental health speculation to supernatural claims, and everything in between.

If you’re fascinated by unsolved mysteries, paranormal theories, creepy hotel histories, or just want to understand why the Cecil Hotel has such a sinister reputation, this episode is a must-listen.

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Welcome to The Most Dangerous Podcast, where hosts James and Fraser explore disturbing true crime stories, dark history, and the most unsettling moments in human behaviour.

In this episode, James presents the tragic and haunting case of Brenda Spencer, the teenage girl responsible for one of America’s first high-profile school shootings.

On January 29, 1979, Brenda opened fire on Cleveland Elementary School in San Diego, California, killing two adults and injuring eight children and a police officer. When asked why she did it, her chilling response was: “I don’t like Mondays.”

We’ll uncover:

Brenda Spencer’s troubled childhood and mental health struggles

The events leading up to the shooting

How the attack shocked the nation and changed public discourse

The cultural aftermath, including The Boomtown Rats’ hit song “I Don’t Like Mondays”

The legal proceedings and Brenda’s life behind bars

James and Fraser navigate this disturbing story with empathy, insight, and their signature blend of grim fascination and thoughtful commentary, helping listeners understand not just what happened, but why it matters.

If you’re interested in true crime, dark psychology, school violence, and infamous criminal cases that left a mark on society, this is an episode you won’t want to miss.

🎧 #BrendaSpencer #IDontLikeMondays #SchoolShootings #TrueCrimePodcast #GunViolence #MentalHealthAwareness #BoomtownRats #AmericanCrime #DarkHistory #MostDangerousPodcast

In this short and spontaneous episode of The Most Dangerous Podcast, James and Fraser go freestyle with no set subject. With all five of Fraser's kids sick and an upcoming cheerleading competition, the duo didn't have time for a full episode but still wanted to check in with their listeners. Expect off-the-cuff rants, random musings, and the usual banter as they navigate through an unplanned but entertaining break. Perfect for fans who enjoy the unpredictable side of James and Fraser!

In this episode, host Fraser dives into the horrifying true story of Armin Meiwes, the German man who became internationally infamous for killing and eating a voluntary victim, Bernd Jürgen Brandes. This shocking case of consensual cannibalism took place in the early 2000s and left the world questioning the boundaries of morality, consent, and mental illness.

We explore:

How Meiwes used the internet to find a victim willing to be eaten

The graphic details of the crime and the disturbing video evidence

The legal and ethical debates surrounding cannibalism and consent

Psychological analysis of both Meiwes and his victim

The court case that shocked Germany and the world

Joined by co-host James, we unpack this chilling crime with our signature mix of dark humour and deep analysis, helping you process one of the most disturbing stories ever covered in the true crime world.

If you’re fascinated by unsolved mysteries, true crime podcasts, disturbing psychology, or shocking real-life horror stories, this episode is for you.

Listen now—if you dare.

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Join James and Fraser on The Most Dangerous Podcast as they dive deep into one of UFO history’s most baffling mysteries — The Travis Walton Incident.

In 1975, Walton’s claim of being abducted by extraterrestrials in the Apache-Sitgreaves National Forest captured worldwide attention. For five days, he was allegedly missing, sparking intense debate and speculation. Was this a genuine close encounter or a cleverly crafted hoax?

Presented by James, this episode carefully unpacks witness testimonies, polygraph tests, and the many theories swirling around Walton’s story. With a mix of sharp insight and humor, James and Fraser leave no stone unturned in this gripping journey into the unexplained.

Whether you’re a UFO believer or a skeptic, this episode promises to entertain, inform, and spark your curiosity.

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#TravisWalton #UFO #AlienAbduction #MostDangerousPodcast #UFOStories #Extraterrestrial #TrueMysteries #JamesAndFraser #UnexplainedPhenomena #AcastPodcast #AlienEncounter #UFOHistory #PodcastRecommendation

Step into the shadows of World War II with Fraser and James on The Most Dangerous Podcast as they unravel the chilling story of Unit 731 — Japan’s notorious biological warfare research unit responsible for some of the darkest experiments in history.

In this gripping episode, Fraser guides us through the horrifying reality of human experimentation, biological weapon development, and the lasting ethical questions raised by this secretive program. Despite the grim subject, Fraser and James keep the conversation engaging, mixing sharp wit and thoughtful insight to bring a unique perspective to this macabre chapter of history.

Tune in on Spotify for a powerful blend of dark history and light-hearted banter that educates, entertains, and confronts the horrors humanity can unleash.

Perfect for history buffs, true crime fans, and anyone fascinated by the macabre side of the past.

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#Unit731 #WWIIHistory #BiologicalWarfare #MostDangerousPodcast #DarkHistory #HistoricalTrueCrime #TruePodcasts #JamesAndFraser #SpotifyPodcast #WarCrimes #HistoricalHumor #MacabreHistory

Join James and Fraser on The Most Dangerous Podcast for a powerful and surprisingly funny episode about the Radium Girls — the women who unknowingly faced deadly radiation while painting watch dials in the early 20th century.

Presented by James, this episode blends humour with hard-hitting history as we dive into the shocking radium craze, the devastating health effects on these brave workers, and their landmark legal battle that forever changed workplace safety.

Discover how these forgotten heroines turned tragedy into triumph, fighting corporate greed and indifference to demand justice. It’s a story of resilience, courage, and the unexpected ways history teaches us lessons — with plenty of laughs along the way.

Tune in for a thoughtful, entertaining episode that shines a light on a dark chapter of industrial history.

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#RadiumGirls #WorkplaceSafety #HistoricalHumor #MostDangerousPodcast #JamesAndFraser #WomenInHistory #TrueStories #PodcastHumor #IndustrialHistory #JusticeFight #InformativePodcast #FunnyPodcast

In this absurdly real and ridiculously funny episode of The Most Dangerous Podcast, Fraser takes James on a journey through one of the strangest Cold War schemes ever conceived: Project A119 — the U.S. military’s actual plan to nuke the moon.

Yes, really.

Buckle up as we uncover how, in the 1950s, a group of serious scientists (including a young Carl Sagan!) were tasked with figuring out how to detonate a nuclear bomb on the lunar surface — all to show the Soviets who had the bigger… rockets. It was a mad mix of military bravado, scientific ambition, and Cold War paranoia, and it almost happened.

Between the fact-packed storytelling, geopolitical weirdness, and hysterical commentary, James and Fraser explore just how far humanity was willing to go to make a point — even if it meant blowing a hole in the moon.

Available now on Spotify and wherever you get your podcasts, this episode is a must-listen for history nerds, space geeks, and anyone who loves a good “wait, WHAT?” moment.

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#ProjectA119 #NukeTheMoon #ColdWarHistory #SpaceRace #TheMostDangerousPodcast #HistoricalHumor #EducationalPodcast #USVsUSSR #MoonBomb #JamesAndFraser #SpotifyPodcast #TruePodcasts #AbsurdHistory #ColdWarSecrets #WTFHistory

Join James and Fraser as they plunge into the deep and disturbing story of Tilikum, the killer whale whose name became synonymous with both entertainment and tragedy.

In this powerful episode of The Most Dangerous Podcast, James leads the charge, blending sharp insight with dark humour as the hosts uncover the life of SeaWorld’s star performer — and the hidden horrors behind the splash zone. From his violent capture in the wild to the psychological toll of captivity, Tilikum's story is one of heartbreak, controversy, and confrontation with the ethics of marine entertainment.

We explore the deaths linked to Tilikum, the global outrage that followed, and the growing movement questioning how far we’ll go to profit from wild animals in chains. Along the way, James and Fraser tackle tough questions, spotlight the voices fighting for animal rights, and inject just enough wit to keep the waters from getting too dark.

This is a chilling, thought-provoking, and unexpectedly funny episode that asks: was Tilikum a killer — or simply a victim of his environment?

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#Tilikum #SeaWorldControversy #MostDangerousPodcast #KillerWhale #MarineCaptivity #AnimalWelfare #TilikumTale #OrcaTruth #EntertainmentEthics #WildlifeInCaptivity #JamesAndFraser #TruePodcasts #DarkDocumentary #Blackfish #PodcastRecommendation

Feast on Fear in this week’s stomach-turning episode of The Most Dangerous Podcast, as Fraser presents the truly disturbing tale of Tarrare — a man whose hunger was so relentless, it defied logic, science, and morality.

Born in 18th-century France, Tarrare could eat his own body weight in meat, devour live animals whole, and was even rumoured to have darker cravings that pushed him into the realm of the monstrous. Was he a medical marvel, a military experiment gone wrong, or something far more sinister?

Fraser unpacks Tarrare’s unbelievable abilities and the haunting rumours that still surround him, while James brings another edition of Dangerous News to keep things unsettlingly current.

Prepare to be mesmerised, horrified, and maybe just a little bit nauseous.

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#Tarrare #MostDangerousPodcast #HumanOddities #MedicalMystery #DarkHistory #BizarreTrueStories #DangerousNews #JamesAndFraser #WeirdHistory #TruePodcasts #FrenchHistory #InsatiableHunger #HistoricalHorror #StrangeButTrue #PodcastRecommendation