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Marcus Parks and Ed Larson return for a new episode of Side Stories, diving into bizarre true crime, strange internet subcultures, and absurd news headlines. The hosts discuss various unsettling stories, including an online father-daughter duo facing heavy scrutiny, a Florida steakhouse hosting monthly nude dining events, and a Wisconsin man accused of killing his mother and packing her head with cat litter. Along the way, they touch on political figures on death watch, miracle babies turned criminal, and listener emails detailing experiences with restrictive diets and religious trauma.
Hosts introduce the episode and run a brief ad for a university program.
The trio announce the episode’s focus on odd side stories and set the tone for the bizarre content to follow.
The hosts mock a fictional conversation with Senator McConnell, blending absurdity with political satire.
The hosts preview the upcoming episode’s focus on the controversial trial involving Lindsay Clancy.
They review a Florida restaurant that offers nude dining, discussing the concept, pricing, and potential issues.
The episode includes multiple product ads, from Acorns to Quince, interspersed with the hosts’ commentary.
Hosts promote a discount on Simplisafe security systems and explain how listeners can support the show.
Hosts joke about a theater in Colombia where a massive fart allegedly caused a Spider‑Man movie screening to be cancelled.
Hosts read and react to listener emails, sharing personal anecdotes and humor.
Hosts announce upcoming live shows, Patreon content, and other promotional material.
Hosts discuss the dangers of extreme diets, orthorexia, and the prevalence of eating disorders across genders.
Frankie Valli Performance Speculationinsight
The guest and host discuss Frankie Valli continuing to perform live, joking that his singing is powered by an automated playlist coming out of his mouth.
Father Daughter Internet Phenomenoninsight
The hosts examine Patrick and Sarah Getchel, a father and daughter on the internet whose bizarre dynamic and baby-like relationship draw massive online engagement.
Miracle Baby Turned Shooterstory
The hosts react to a bizarre news story about a Rhode Island man who was declared a miracle baby by the Vatican after surviving birth without a heartbeat, only to grow up and get arrested for a double shooting.
The hosts break down a news report about a Hollywood, Florida steakhouse offering monthly nude dining events for hundreds of dollars per couple.
Cat Litter Murder Incidentstory
The hosts cover a gruesome crime where a man allegedly killed his mother, poured cat litter on her head, and attempted to start a fire.
The hosts share an unbelievable news story from Colombia where a movie screening of Spider-Man had to be completely cancelled because someone farted so badly in the theater.
“The only thing she eats is like cheeses and McNuggets.”
“I got to say, I went beyond the veil, my little Asian princess.”
“Man allegedly killed mother, poured cat litter on her head, set her, set her on fire.”
“I think diet culture slash clean eating is probably the most deadly cult of all time.”
“People with this tend to set really extreme boundaries about what, when, how they eat, restricting certain ingredients or food groups, exercising to the point of injury.”
“I do believe it. Part of what happens with an eating disorder, which I got slid, I slid into one accidentally once, this is Henry talking,”
Henry & Eddie bring you this week's wildest stories and craziest news - Mitch McConnell: Dead or Alive, "Daddy Daughter Dream Team" Rabbit Hole: the story of Patrick and Sarah Getchell, Miracle Baby arrested in Virginia shooting, the Florida Steakhouse offering a nude dining experience, Wisconsin man allegedly kills mother and covers mother in cat litter before setting corpse on fire, Indiana woman cuts out her father's heart, Colombian theater evacuated during ‘Spider-Man’ screening due to moviegoer’s uncontrollable bout of ‘rotten’ farts, Listener Mail, and MORE!
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