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We’re Dead is a public access talk show broadcasting straight from the afterlife. Recently deceased hosts, Rekha Shankar and Waleed Mansour, interview fellow residents of the great beyond from the great beyond. From historical figures to beloved fictional characters, it’s the only show where death is just the beginning of a good conversation.

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On this week's episode, Rekha and Waleed sit down with famed inventor Alexander Graham Bell, as well as potentially the only extraterrestrial in the afterlife, Cleatus. Please put all 5 star reviews in the star meter thing.

Hosts:

Rekha Shankar

Wal... more

On this week's episode, Rekha and Waleed chat with the world’s greatest detective/podcast rival, Hercule Poirot, and very first human ever, Lucy. We apologize for not having had Lucy on sooner.

Hosts:

Rekha Shankar

Waleed Mansour

Guests:

Anna Bezah... more

On this week's episode, Rekha and Waleed are joined by a moonshiner and a broadway star and finally figure out what year it is.

Hosts:

Rekha Shankar

Waleed Mansour

Guests:

Zac Oyama as Shorty Bpeinkohnb

Maggie Winters as Eleanor Van Strongbow

 

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On this week's episode, Rekha and Waleed chat with two LEGENDS, Doc Holliday (Paul F. Tompkins) and Elaine Stritch (Nicole Parker), who both have surprisingly dark pasts. Potato.

Hosts:

Rekha Shankar

Waleed Mansour

Guests:

Paul F. Tompkins as Doc H... more

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Recent Guests

Hercule Poirot
Fictional detective from Agatha Christie's works
Fictional character (Agatha Christie universe)
Episode: A mystery I cannot solve in the afterlife (Anna Bezahler, Kimia Behpoornia)
Kimia Behpoornia
Guest on the episode
Actor/Creative professional
Episode: A mystery I cannot solve in the afterlife (Anna Bezahler, Kimia Behpoornia)
Shorty Bpeinkohn
Moonshine inventor and former era figure
Unknown (character)
Episode: Let her say it in the afterlife (Zac Oyama, Maggie Winters)
Eleanor Van Strongbow
Broadway/film performer with a long career
Unknown (character)
Episode: Let her say it in the afterlife (Zac Oyama, Maggie Winters)
Doc Holliday
Gambler, dentist, gunfighter from the American West
Historical figure
Episode: Jizzard of Oz in the afterlife (Paul F. Tompkins, Nicole Parker)
Elaine Stritch
Renowned stage and screen actress
Theater/Television
Episode: Jizzard of Oz in the afterlife (Paul F. Tompkins, Nicole Parker)
Steve the Dragon
Dragon guest who discusses fame, bravado, and afterlife dynamics
Mythical creature
Episode: One of these in the afterlife (Shaun Diston, Lauren Knutti)
Charles Washington
Guest on the show, former vending-machine operator
Unnamed business (vending machines) in life
Episode: D*** in my hand in the afterlife (Lamar Woods, Ryan Asher)
Edgar Allan Poe
Guest on the show, famed writer
Author, poet
Episode: D*** in my hand in the afterlife (Lamar Woods, Ryan Asher)

Hosts

Rekha Shankar
Host of the show, often co-hosting alongside Waleed Mansour; appears across numerous episodes.
Waleed Mansour
Co-host and moderator with Rekha Shankar; frequent lead in interviews and episode hosting.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 49 ratings
  • I love this!

    I love Rehka soooo much she’s so wonderful. Waleed is also great and I think unfortunately an excellent heel. Sorry Waleed it’s very funny when everyone is against you!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    יוסאפה
    United States7 months ago
  • Charming and love it

    This show is a gem. Creative, fun, and likeable. Stumbled on this randomly after hearing Rekha on another podcast. A joy

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    RoyDDonk
    United States7 months ago
  • Please stay dead forever

    I’ve never laughed harder or looked forward to a weekly podcast more. Please keep this show going for all of eternity. However, with love, can yall work on balancing your sound for the car listeners on earth? Something happens when it’s transmitted from the afterlife and I miss a lot of the whispers and then get blasted when the volume returns to normal.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Rosprout
    United States7 months ago
  • The more

    The more Rekha in the world, the better. Waleed is great too, lol.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    sinrik
    United States7 months ago
  • Utterly hysterical

    So extremely funny. Clever. All around worth our time.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Jgodemocracy
    United States9 months ago

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Listeners praise the hosts' chemistry and improv energy, calling the show fun, creative, and highly entertaining.
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Guest variety and humor receive frequent compliments, with guests delivering memorable anecdotes and imaginative afterlife takeaways.

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Let her say it in the afterlife (Zac Oyama, Maggie Winters)
Q: When were you on Broadway slash Hollywood?
The guest replies with a timeframe in the early-mid 20th century, describing the era of talkies and early Broadway, establishing the historical context for her experiences.
Let her say it in the afterlife (Zac Oyama, Maggie Winters)
Q: So you had it for a couple months, and then it subsided?
The guest explains a temporary blues from a failed relationship and career stress, suggesting the blues are a phase tied to personal circumstances rather than a lasting condition.

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A playful, irreverent afterlife talk show where two recently deceased hosts chat with a rotating lineup of guests who range from historical figures to fictional characters. The conversations mix witty banter, cultural critique, and surprisingly poignant moments as guests share their legacies, misadventures, and pop-culture anecdotes from beyond the grave. The show stands out for its high-energy improv, loose interview style, and willingness to explore offbeat topics—everything from royal gossip to ancient myths—through a humorous, inclusive lens that keeps listeners laughing while offering unexpected insights into identity, memory, and fame.

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Recent guests on We're Dead include:

1. Hercule Poirot
2. Kimia Behpoornia
3. Shorty Bpeinkohn
4. Eleanor Van Strongbow
5. Doc Holliday
6. Elaine Stritch
7. Steve the Dragon
8. Charles Washington

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