
Obituaries for the Damned
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 137 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | HistoryComedy | |||

#136: Louie Sanft's Seattle Barrel Company has a long history of environmental violations. In 2019 they were busted for a ten year scheme that illegally diverted caustic waste into Seattle's sewer system using a hidden drain. After a jury trial in Fe... more
#135: Ginny Burton's mother gave her marijuana when she was 7 and soon after she was abusing meth and crack. After a lifetime of addiction and incarceration Ginny got clean, got a degree and is now a darling of right wing media. Like unsavory local c... more
#131: A dredge through the Puget Sound Business Journal's "Seattle's Power 100." Former real estate mogul Martin Selig (he developed Columbia Center - Seattle's tallest building, and once owned much of Belltown's commercial office space) is off the l... more
#134: PODCAST SHOUTOUT: 90s Alt-Rock superstar Billy Corgan has a new podcast called The Magnificent Others. Billy has pulled an impressive list of A and Z-list guests from the creative asylum known as the music industry to come on his show, includin... more
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Really interesting podcast about celebrity obituaries. Fun to hear “teen” Max share his views! Hope to hear more soon.
Max is amazing. Please ask him to be a regular.
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The show leans into provocative, globe-spanning commentary with a Seattle-centered investigative flair. Episodes mix deep dives into local scandals, media narratives, and power dynamics with sharp cultural critique and dark humor. Notable throughlines include environmental controversy, political influence in business and real estate, and the ethics of storytelling in public narratives. The format often threads archival context, contemporary commentary, and personal perspectives to paint a broader picture of how wealth, power, and media shape society. A standout trait is blending rigorous reporting with candid, irreverent takes that fuel both reflection and debate, making it appealing to listeners who enjoy critical takes on history, current... more
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