
A podcast about poisons- all types, throughout history, including modern application and future implication.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 108 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | True Crime | |||

Hello Poison Friends! Erin and I are taking a break from our breakdown of Johnson & Johnson's dark deeds, this week. Why? So we can celebrate America's Independence with stories of Founding Fathers and intrepid explorers of the nation and their encou... more
Hey Hey Poison Friends! We are bringing you part 2 of our look into Johnson & Johnson, and the drama is only escalating. We are discussing the expensive end to their use of talc in baby powders as well as the damage that it did to numerous women and ... more
Hello Poison Friends! We are covering some long standing pharmaceutical companies and their deep dark secrets over the years, starting here with Johnson & Johnson. This company has been around for generations now, and they have garnered a reputation ... more
**Erin is out this week for some family time and I was also out of town, so here is a fun episode from the Patreon Bonus vault! Our usual schedule of bi weekly episodes will be back in play beginning next weekend with a new episode!
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Just found this GEM!! Also neurodivergent and love listening to Rebecca! She is a joy to listen to and I’m learning so much!! The podcast also crosses over with true crime, so I’m doubly excited about new episodes. Recommend to your friends!!
Neurodivergence-friendly presentation of fascinating, well-researched content delivered with appropriate gravitas but also a sense of humour. Betimes serious, quirky, funny, or personal, but always informative and interesting. Totally binge-worthy. Highly recommend!
Hi, Becca and Adam. I Just wanted you to know that I love your podcast, I hear it almost daily (because I’m catching up with the episodes. I first stump into your account studiesshowthings, because…of course…the matrix/feed/algorithm very subtly recommend the account).
Of course, I’m from Chile I speak spanish (sorry for my english).
So, you reach everywhere!
Now, I’m starting “Not so happy trees”, and as I already know that both of you, but mostly Becca, love fun facts, I’m going to tell you ... more
I agree, she is the normal one. But also! I love getting to learn more about plants and other possible things to avoid that could kill me. Tbh, I have been searching for books on this subject. Oddly difficult to find at my local book stores.
I love the topic but the delivery of information is painfully slow
Seems unfocused
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A history- and science-forward show that unpacks poisons, toxicology, and related historical episodes—from early 20th-century reformers and penny-dreadful era intrigue to modern-day forensics. Across episodes, topics span famous poisonings, toxic substances in laboratories, and the societal impact of harmful substances, with frequent deep dives into biographies, ethics, and the ways poison stories intersect with culture, crime, and medicine. The format often pairs rigorous research with engaging storytelling and host banter, producing a distinctive blend of education and true-crime fascination that appeals to curious, history-minded listeners who enjoy meticulous context and memorable anecdotes. A notable strength is how it makes complex ch... more
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The Poisoner's Almanac launched 2 years ago and published 108 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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