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Rogue and Wicked

Tiffany and Wendy

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True Crime podcast with dark humor, two sexy brunettes, sprinkled with some paranormal stories and some pop culture for your hearing pleasure. We dive deep into true crime cases and give you the details that you don't always see in any one documentary. Follow us at Rogueandwicked on tiktok, instagram, facebook, twitter and youtube for pictures and more content on our cases. Also don't forget to subscribe to our buzzsprout page for bonus episodes or check out our patreon for bonus content at ...
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Macabre London

Macabre London Podcast

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Do you like your history haunted? Then Macabre London is the podcast for you. Every fortnight we'll unravel a tale that's gruesome, horrifying or downright macabre. Get bonus content on Patreon (https://open.acast.com/public/patreon/fanSubscribe/806851) Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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These are The Albums That Saved Us...don't forget the songs that made you smile and the songs that made you cry. The music podcast based around the albums that changed our lives if you grew up in the 80s, MAYBE into the 90s, and SOMETIMES back to the 70s. #albumsthatsavedus
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Cultists, for the second installment in our examination of Tim Burton's Imperial Phase we come to what has often been called Burton's “Most Personal Film” 1990’s Gothic Fairytale, Edward Scissorhands. This is the first time Burton worked with a young Johnny Depp, kicking off a collaborative relationship that would continue across three decades. P.S…
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Send us a text In 1993, Nell met an attractive man at her place of employment. The two hit it off very quickly. He was sweet, quiet and seemingly concerned for her well being. But soon that all changed when the signs of manipulation and control started rearing their ugly heads. Nell quickly learned that Tony was a wolf in sheeps clothing. join us o…
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On the 8th of February 1983, police were called to a top floor flat in a suburban area of London. The man that had made the call was a plumber and the reason he’d got in contact was as he’d discovered something unusual. When residents started complaining of the drains being backed up and a strange smell emanating from the property, the plumber came…
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Cultists, with The Ghost With The Most making his long awaited return to the silver screen, the time felt right for your Horror Hosts to put the films of Tim Burton's Imperial Phase on the exam table. First up of course is 1988’s Beetlejuice, please join us for the Dissection. Dissection Topic https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0094721/?ref_=ext_shr Unho…
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Send us a text Judy Buenoano was every mans worst nightmare. She was cold, calculated and was sure to take out a life insurance policy on everyone around her. Judy didn't discriminate and wasn't above harming her own family if they stood in her way... Wendy tells the intense story of the black widow serial killer in a way that will keep you on the …
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London has always been a progressive and forward thinking city. As any vibrant and changeable capital in the world will attest to, the city is only ever as interesting as its residents, and the different life experiences people bring to where they live, shaping and moulding the place into something great. Moving with the times, London has always be…
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Send us a text In September of 2008, the house of the Zimmer family was found engulfed in flames, in a residential neighborhood in Wright Township, Michigan. Sadly, firefighters found the charred bodies of the Zimmer family (Sharmaine, Tyler and Jeremy) and also the body of Jeremy's girlfriend Katherine Brown. It turned out that the fire was no acc…
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Cultists, it's hard for your Horror Hosts to believe that it's been twenty years since Shaun Of The Dead was released. But that’s all the excuse we need to Dissect Edgar Wright’s breakout 2004 Rom Zom Com! Please join us for the dissection. Dissection Topic https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0365748/?ref_=ext_shr Unholy Sacrament https://untp.beer/x9N1 h…
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If I mention murder in London during the year of 1888, one name will probably spring to mind, Jack the Ripper, but that wasn’t the only serial killer active in London at the time. A short distance away, someone was using the lifeblood of the city, the river Thames, as a place to dispose of their victims. Washing up on the shore, bodies were found a…
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Rockabilly music and culture have left an indelible mark on American music and style. From the pioneering work of Sam Phillips and the legendary Sun Records artists to its lasting influence on punk, Americana, and beyond, rockabilly continues to inspire and captivate new generations. The blend of music, fashion, and car culture ensures that rockabi…
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Send us a text The disappearance of lovers Danielle Imbo and Richard Patrone left police scratching their heads. How do two people, and their vehicle, just vanish from a popular tourist attraction without anyone noticing? The night they went missing, the two were enjoying a few drinks with friends, at a bar, on Philadelphia's popular SOUTH STREET. …
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We saved the best for last, Cultists. The third and final installment in our Dissection of Ridley Scott's Alien films is the one that started it all, 1979’s Alien. Sir Ridley took the tropes of the nascent Slasher genre and sent them into deep space, making quite an indelible mark on the horror and science fiction genres in the process. Please join…
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In a post Victorian London, a man was immersing himself in a world that both fascinated and terrified him. Driven by an insatiable thirst for knowledge, he embarked on experiments aimed at transforming his reality into something more profound and meaningful, seeking to make his mark on the world. This quest for the otherworldly led him to travel th…
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In this episode, we're journeying back to 1980 with a children's classic that has enchanted generations: Raffi's "Baby Beluga." Known for its joyful melodies and gentle themes, this album isn't just for kids—it's a testament to the enduring power of music to bring people together, no matter their age. This episode is dedicated to Nick Opalewski…
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Cultists, N&D have heard that Alien: Covenant is the most divisive film in the Alien franchise. Sir Ridley's second Alien prequel divided the fandom and allegedly any time it's discussed the internet explodes. Rest easy because your Horror Hosts are stalwart and not daunted by Toxic Fandom. So please join us for the second Dissection in our Ridley …
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In a post Victorian London, a man was throwing himself into a world which intrigued and terrified him in equal measures. With an unquenchable thirst for knowledge, he soon leant into experiments which would see him trying to twist the world he knew into something more profound, meaningful and worthy of his time on the planet. This pursuit of the ot…
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There's a new Alien instalment on the horizon, Cultists. Perfect opportunity for your Horror Hosts to put Sir Ridley Scott’s three contributions to the franchise on the exam table. We’ll be dissecting the films in event order rather than release order, so first up the Cosmic Horror Epic, Prometheus. Please join us for the dissection. Dissection Top…
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In a palatial South London home, a pained scream rang out into the night. As the residents of the home rushed to the aid of the man who had called out, the only thing they could do was watch whilst he writhed in pain. After the maid was sent to grab mustard and hot water to assist his gripe, it was plain to see that he’d been poisoned as his hands …
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Congratulations, Cultists. You're the first to survive the audition. This episode, we'll be putting Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome on the exam table. After the tragic death of his producing partner Byron Kennedy, Miller enlisted George Ogilvie to co-direct the ambitious conclusion of the original Mad Max trilogy. Please join us for the Dissection. #mad…
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In the Victorian era in London, the city sat under a black shroud. The capital was in mourning for a lost monarch and its residents were ushered under the wing of sadness to join in with the bereft queen. As this sadness swept the nation, the resulting impact had a strange effect. Pair this with the recent industrial revolution which could make ite…
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What a lovely day, Cultists! Next up in our Dissection of George Miller's original Mad Max Trilogy is Mad Max 2: The Road Warrior! Things have gotten precipitously worse for old Max since the first film; society has completely fallen, and the world has become a Wasteland ravaged by Marauders. This is a genre defining film that people are still ripp…
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 Formed in Long Island, New York, in the late 1960s, Blue Oyster Cult or B.O.C. has etched its name in rock history with a unique blend of hard rock, heavy metal, and psychedelic influences. Known for their cryptic lyrics and complex musicianship, Blue Oyster Cult has maintained a distinctive sound that has garnered a dedicated fan base over the de…
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At 6:52 on the 19th of January 1917, an event would occur which would change an area of London for decades after, irreparably damaging it. A munitions factory in the heart of the bustling industrial area of Silvertown had hastily replaced the production line of a former caustic soda factory and was now in the hands of people who didn’t know what th…
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Big Audio Dynamite was a band formed from the slowly drifting ashes of The Clash. The Clash would last a little longer, but would never be the same. Co-founder Mick Jones had just been kicked out of The Clash for wanting to move the punk pioneers in new directions and into new sounds. Less than a year later, Jones quickly regrouped with Big Audio D…
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Cultists, the Apocalypse is having a resurgence! Between the Fallout series, the revival of Planet Of The Apes, and the upcoming Furiosa, the Wasteland is hot! Making this the perfect moment for your Horror Hosts to go back to before The Fall. Back to where it began, George Miller's Mad Max trilogy. Starting with 1979’s Mad Max, please join us for …
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Step into the hedonistic 1930's as today we delve into a scandalous tale which rocked Britain. Brace yourself for a journey which weaves a narrative of love, betrayal, adultery and murder. From the opulent realms of high society to the shadowy corners of the courtroom, this gripping story will have you on the edge of your seat. Join us as we untang…
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Cultists, we know you love the ‘80s Horror Classics. So, in this episode, we're putting Joe Dante's 1981 supernatural crime thriller The Howling on the exam table. Possibly the most influential Werewolf film of the 1980s. Its impact is still felt on the genre today, but is it any good? Please join us for the Dissection. #thehowling, #howling, #joed…
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Send us a text hey guys its been a wild year. Wendy is working on her new book ( sequel to sage), I've been working on the YouTube page and had some family stuff to take care of. BUT we will be premiering season 2 on August 2nd 2024 I hope to see you then. in the meantime check out our YouTube page like share and subscribe Support the show If you w…
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Pearl Harbour has quite a musical legacy. Aspart of the 70’s San Francisco rock scene she sang background vocals for the Tubes. She formed her own band Pearl Harbour and the Explosions, released analbum, and toured with the Talking Heads. She moved to London and became part of a new scene and became connected with The Clash, eventually marrying Cla…
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The Suffragettes were far more deadly than you think. These courageous and brave women set about learning how to fight war like men did and then, they beat them at their own game. Often dumbed down in later years, the suffragettes militant campaign was extensive, terrifying and effective. The only thing that stopped these women from winning the vot…
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