I've had fun building this out over the past year, but this project will be put on hold indefinitely. Thank you to all who have helped me out, shared feedback, and more. Now I'm onto building out GeoTap, a project for geography nerds. You get a location, point to it on a globe, and get scored based on how close you are. Think you know the world? Try it out for yourself.

Last Podcast On The Left
"I'm going to go there. I can't wait. These two sackules are the right now. The only person we can depend on politically in the United States of America is the Grim Reaper." — Ed Larson (Commentary on political figures)
"The problem is most security systems only alert you after a break-in has already started. That's too late. Choose Simply Safe. Secure your own." — Podcast Host (Interruption promoting a sponsor)
"This is literally a pain in the ass. Well, the dead baby ruins your fucking life, you know, so they are still very actively looking for the mother from that scenario." — Henry Zebrowski (Discussing a disturbing news story)
The episode opens with a discussion about unexpected plot twists and then transitions into a segment often referred to as "Side Stories," where the hosts tackle a collection of news items and internet anecdotes. This episode featured a morbid exploration of recent events, including commentary on the perceived health and status of political figures, alongside a discussion of unusual and disturbing incidents reported in the news. The hosts engage in their signature dark humor, often speculating and drawing connections between seemingly unrelated events.
A significant portion of the episode was dedicated to dissecting viral stories, such as a flight instructor who reportedly jumped from a plane, leaving a student to land it, and a man who allegedly cut off his own penis and set it on fire. The hosts also discussed incidents at concerts involving unsanitary conditions and public urination, analyzing the behavior and the reactions of those involved. The conversation frequently veered into the absurd and often graphic, reflecting the podcast's established tone.
Towards the end, the discussion turned to personal anecdotes and listener-submitted stories, including a detailed account of issues related to "magic Mormon underwear" and its perceived tendency to become soiled. The episode concluded with a segment on the ethics of fame and attention for unusual internet personalities, particularly a raccoon named Jimmithy, as well as a brief mention of their live show availability and upcoming tour dates.