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Who are the Men in Black?
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We’ll cover famous encounters, their bizarre behavior, and the many theories about who (or what) they actually are.
We’ll also explore the government connections, the paranormal possibilities, and the hilarious reasons why they might just be regular dudes with an unhealthy dose of awkward social skills.
Join us as we uncover the truth (or at least make fun of it) in this jam-packed episode.
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Send us a text Being Dead Serious podcast Episode 89: The Lover in the Attic Is now available. One of the strangest love triangles in history involved a wealthy housewife, her oblivious husband, and a secret attic-dwelling lover who lived above them for nearly a decade? Sounds like the setup for a bad sitcom, right? Well, buckle up, because this is a real story—one filled with scandal, deception, and a murder that no one could quite explain. In this episode, we’re diving into the bizarre case of Dolly Oesterreich, a woman who found the ultimate life hack for keeping her side piece close—by stashing him in the attic like an old box of Christmas decorations. But as you can probably guess, things didn’t stay quiet.... Eventually, jealousy, tension, and bad decisions led to one of the most shocking true crime cases of the 1920s. So grab a friend, possiblya lover or 4...., get comfortable, and join us as we unravel the jaw-dropping, almost unbelievable tale of The Lover in the Attic. Stay Strange…
Send us a text Being Dead Serious podcast Episode 88: The history of St. Patrick is now available. Forget leprechauns and pots of gold, this story is a wild ride of questionable life choices. Tonight we're unpacking the 'true' story, of our favorite drinking saint which includes: a possible kidnapping, nipple sucking to hitch a ride, divine voices and hallucinations, a basement with a demon who apparently makes you a bitch watering down your favorite Guinness and a sheep-to-blanket conversion rate. So, was St. Patrick really the snake wrangler we all adore or perhaps just Ireland's OG Influencer with a sprinkle of tall tales. Prepare for a history lesson that's less "holy icon" and more "holy moly, that's weird!" Stay Strange…
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Send us a text Hey gang, we are taking a break for the holidays/plague and will be back with an exciting new episode on Jan 11th. Until then, Stay Strange!
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedSend us a text Being Dead Serious podcast Episode 80: The butcher of Plainfield-Ed Gein Is now available In this week’s episode, we dig deep—six feet deep—into the bizarre and horrifying life of Ed Gein, the infamous handyman turned human accessory designer. Ever wonder what happens when someone takes DIY to the next level? Well, Gein did, and let’s just say Pinterest wouldn’t approve. We explore his small-town roots, his overbearing mother, and his “unique” approach to home decor—like lampshades that scream “conversation piece.” Literally. We’ll chat about the mystery of how someone becomes a graveyard ghoul, and maybe answer the age-old question: Is it cheaper to make your own furniture or buy it from IKEA? Spoiler: it’s neither when law enforcement gets involved. Join us as we balance morbid curiosity with inappropriate laughter, and try to figure out what it is about Wisconsin that inspires cheese and skin suits. Warning: this episode contains dark humor, questionable mental health diagnoses, and a whole lot of "Wait, he did what?!" Remember, if you’re laughing, you’re coping! Tune in and stay spooky!…
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Send us a text Being Dead Serious podcast Episode 76: The Man-Eaters of Tsavo Is now available. The "Man-Eaters of Tsavo" tells the wild, slightly horrifying story of two lions who decided they'd had it with their regular antelope diet and thought, "Why not sample the new buffet humans are setting up?" This all went down in 1898 in Kenya, where British engineers and local laborers were building a railway through Tsavo. Little did they know, they were about to become the ultimate “tasting menu” for these two ambitious big cats. The episode recounts Lieutenant Colonel John Henry Patterson's unlucky gig as the guy hired to keep the lions away. Spoiler alert: it didn’t go well. Between sleep-deprived nights spent trying to protect his workers and the rising body count, Patterson was left to face two lions with some serious snacking ambitions. Picture him setting up elaborate traps and spending nights in trees, likely muttering something British under his breath about "absolute nuisance" while dodging lion paws. The episode explores theories on why these lions decided to become Tsavo's very own fast-food critics, from "maybe they had bad teeth" to "they just really hated British food." With tongue-in-cheek commentary and eyebrow-raising facts, this episode turns one of the deadliest wildlife tales about two lions who saw an all-you-can-eat opportunity and a Colonel who probably wished he’d taken a safer job. Stay Stange…
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