Last Podcast On The Left
Last Podcast On The Left
"My idol is Ted Bundy is really, really. It's a hard fucking edge. Love a Ted Bundy. The thing that always makes me weird when people's been like Ted Bunnies, my spirit animal, like the whole spirit animal thing. That is the, that's almost worse because it's cute. It's disgusting and that is not that is these people as we know are not to be idolized. They're a bunch of pathetic more rounds." — Ben
"Well, I think he might not be all there. I think he would have a couple of ruse short of a pack. I think that he is, he tried to bridge a gap to the place because he said they probably wouldn't take his experience seriously. And so he felt that he needed to really get people's attention, which is then he went all the way to make a real bomb to do it." — Henry Zabrowski
"The family won't leave until she is found. Well, they're going to leave empty handed because they will never find her." — Ben (referring to a statement by Brent Christensen)
The podcast episode begins with hosts Ben and Henry reflecting on their tour in Australia, sharing impressions of Perth and Adelaide, the latter noted for its unusual pride in its murder rate. They delve into personal anecdotes, including unsettling dreams experienced by both hosts, ranging from serving an older Elvis to committing a beheading. The conversation then shifts to the less glamorous, behind-the-scenes world of rock and roll, with a story about Judas Priest's tour manager. They touch upon the differences between musicians and comedians in terms of emotional availability and coping mechanisms.
A significant portion of the episode is dedicated to discussing bizarre news stories. This includes an incident in Berlin where a man urinating from a bridge injured tourists on a boat below, prompting discussions on male privilege and unusual bodily functions. The hosts then cover the arrest of David Oxen Rider, who allegedly created a bomb to gain police attention for his UFO and alien encounters. The narrative then moves to a chilling account of Brent Christensen, who, idolizing Ted Bundy, abducted, raped, and murdered a student, with his girlfriend's testimony being crucial in his apprehension. The discussion around this case touches upon dark fantasies, BDSM, and the line between fantasy and real-world actions. Another news segment details a murder suspect, Aubrey trial, slashing his own throat in a courtroom during his trial, leading to a discussion on criminal justice reform and sentencing.
The episode concludes with listener-submitted stories: a graphic account of extreme digestive distress after consuming a large quantity of pickles, and a humorous anecdote about Vince McMahon accidentally soiling himself and chasing a colleague backstage in the wrestling industry. The "Hero of the Week" is awarded to Dr. Mara Wanda Pepsi for keeping her unique name despite mockery and earning a PhD. The hosts express gratitude for their audience and the unique experiences their tour has provided.