Stuff They Don't Want You To Know Listener Mail: Backmasking, More Meat Heists, and New England Murders
May 9, 2025
Listeners are taken on a wild ride through the worlds of backmasking and moral panics, with humorous insights into music’s hidden messages. A massive meat heist involving 80,000 pounds sparks discussions on food theft and organized crime. The chilling possibility of a serial killer in New England raises eyebrows and fuels curiosity. With engaging listener mail and lively debates, the hosts blend crime, culture, and comedy in a captivating exploration of today's most bizarre topics.
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Backmasking Moral Panic Insight
- Backmasking panic in the '80s was mostly a moral panic fueled by pattern-seeking.
- Bands often use backward messages ironically or as jokes rather than nefarious intent.
Meat Heist Industry Insight
- Chef Ben explained stolen meat often sells without buyers questioning origin.
- Meat thieves typically have established networks ensuring ongoing fences and customers.
Organized Meat Theft Revealed
- Meat theft in trucking is often orchestrated by fake trucking companies or fake dispatches.
- Stolen food moves through small restaurants and markets unaware of the crime behind it.