Last Podcast On The Left

Gypsy Rose Blanchard, recently released, is discussed along with a horse show producer plotting a murder, mysterious cryptic notes in food boxes, a Chinese Chess Champ losing his title after a controversial bathtub incident, and more weird news and true crime stories.

Guest Nando Parrado, leader of 16 survivors of Uruguayan Air Force Flight 571, displays amazing resilience for their eventual rescue after 72 days stranded in freezing temperatures. Topics include the Andes Challenge, fighting condors, 'poo poo sticks', Nando's snowy mishap, struggling with diarrhea, and seeking help across the river.

The podcast hosts discuss their dark Santa Con memories and share their observations about Christmas at the Americana mall. They talk about frustrations with staying in hotels and Airbnbs, their disappointment with Billy Joel's daughter singing instead of him, and encounters in unconventional stores. They also share their New Year's resolutions and discuss dry March as an alternative to dry January.

The podcast discusses the survival strategies and delusions of the Andes plane crash survivors, including their resort to cannibalism. It also explores the heroic efforts of rescue expeditions and the challenges faced by the survivors, such as limited space and the debate of going East or West. The deep friendship between two survivors and the replacement of a member are highlighted. The crucial decision to venture out for help and the dilemma of eating an infected body are also discussed.

In this podcast, Henry & Marcus discuss weird true crime stories, including a poisoning case at a Taco Bell, a man decapitating his mother, and a penis enlargement surgery gone wrong. They also cover the mysterious Gingerbread Man caught on camera, the unpredictable nature of the sun, and the potential effects of solar flares on society. The hosts touch on disturbing events, mental health challenges, and the science of prions. They also explore the potential effects of psilocybin on pain and trauma, and share funny childhood memories.

This week on the podcast, the hosts discuss the survival story of a plane crash in the Andes mountains, including the challenges of determining their location and the decision to resort to cannibalism. They also explore the importance of teamwork and compare the story to other survival tales. The survivors battle brutal winter conditions and face the moral dilemma of cannibalism, while using creative methods to stay warm and rationing their limited resources. The podcast concludes with upcoming shows, a tribute to a comedian, and holiday wishes.

Unusual stories include a burrito-bowl assault, a $59 million wedding groom firing at Texas police, a golden shower mishap, a Grinch denouncing strip clubs, Space Dogs and Psychic Sasquatch, a mushroom miracle, and more!

The podcast explores the Hatfield and McCoy feud, discussing the New Year's Night Massacre, power dynamics between the families, and the impact of failing timber operations. It also touches on the actions of Bad Frank Phillips and the raid on New Year's Eve. Additionally, the podcast delves into folklore, national headlines, and the Hatfield's sense of righteousness. The episode concludes with the aftermath of the feud and a random dialogue segment.

In this podcast, Henry and Marcus discuss various intriguing topics such as the death of Henry Kissinger, the Pringles Poop Tosser case, the investigation into UK necrophile David Fuller, the proposed UFO disclosure plan, a residential home explosion, the dangers of Panera's 'Charged Lemonade', street light interference phenomenon, and more.

The podcast explores the infamous Hatfield and McCoy feud in Appalachia, discussing its origins, complexity, violence, and religion. It also delves into the portrayal of Devil Anse Hatfield, the power dynamics between the families, and the involvement of Bad Jim Vance. The podcast touches on the moonshining and politics of the Hatfields, the intensification of the feud, and the aftermath of a stabbing incident.