
The dark COMEDY podcast about everything mysterious. From unsolved history & true crime to folklore & the supernatural, nothing is off the table. Listener discretion is always advised. All aboard!
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 243 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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This week, it's part two of our trip to each of the United States' worst massacres. Mr. Moody threw his back out (or so he says, lol) so, we apologize for the delay in this episode. Be on the lookout for a new bonus episode very soon. Let's go!
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This week, we begin our trip to each of the United States' worst massacres. There's a bit of a theme that unravels. Can you tell what that is? Let's go!
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DNA! The building block of the human body and what is now solving some of the oldest cold cases in history. Thanks to genealogy, that is. Let's talk about it!
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Bridges. We cross them every day. There could be close to a billion of them worldwide, and some of them well, fail.
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Found this podcast thanks to their episode on Butterfly People and have been hooked since. Love their humor and banter. Thanks, guys!
Since I travel for hours at a time highly all about making this a morning show that I can binge watch!!!!
Love you guys so much!!
-Phuck It!!!
I enjoy listening to this podcast daily since I’m trying to catch up. Really interesting and funny!
My only experience of this podcast is to do with the Unit 731 episode, which is almost all taken from the Wikipedia page rather than going deep on it. The quotes they use are literally the highlighted quotes from the wiki page! Some information they gave is actually wrong, mainly on the escape where they say no one got away - this is factually untrue based on witness testimony texts which we have ( read Unit 731 testimony book ). They seem like a funny bunch but there is a plethora of funny podc... more
Thanks to a fellow listener/ mutual friend Justin K, I started listening to this podcast back in April. Due to the length of the episodes (not a bad thing, the extra details is great) and trying to keep up with my other podcasts, it was taking me what seemed like forever to finish all the episodes. So, about 2ish months ago (when I was still only in the beginning episodes of year 2020), I said F it and decided to forgo all of my other podcasts to binge this. I can finally say I HAVE LISTENED TO ... more
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Two hosts deliver a darkly comic tour through mysteries, history, true crime, folklore, and the supernatural. Episodes blend deep-dive research with irreverent banter, tackling topics from forensic genealogy and famous cold cases to legendary hauntings and bizarre historical catastrophes. The format leans into entertaining storytelling, witty riffs, and occasional critiques of ethics and privacy, making dense subjects approachable while highlighting the hosts' chemistry and audience engagement. Unique traits include a balance of rigorous historical context with humor and pop-culture references, plus regular updates on Patreon and merch that hint at a loyal community around offbeat, curious topics.
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