Last Podcast On The Left
Last Podcast On The Left
"What I love about what we do here, right? So we went to London, Ontario and in London. For those of you that don't know, London, Ontario is the, because considered to be the serial killer capital of not just Canada, but North America from 1967, 1969 to like 1985." — Henry Zabrowski
"And then he drew little whiskers on their faces. Rotator us on their forehead, which means thief, right? And then put a piece of pink poster board above them that described what they did." — Ed Larson
"You know, stigma shows up in a lot of different places. I know I had to explain to my handyman about the devil imagery in my home. I had to explain that in our home, El Diablo was playing home. And he reluctantly agreed." — Henry Zabrowski (discussing BetterHelp ad segment)
The podcast episode navigates a series of grim and unusual news stories, beginning with a discussion of serial killer history in London, Ontario, and a disturbing case of child abandonment and subsequent death in Canada. The hosts then shift to a highly publicized incident of a baby found deceased in a porta-potty at the Electric Forest music festival, exploring the societal implications and the unfortunate circumstances. A significant portion of the episode is dedicated to vigilante activities in Mexico, specifically the "Batman of Jalisco," who apprehends and publicly shames bicycle thieves, and a group of female vigilantes in Michoacán armed with assault rifles and a homemade tank to combat cartels. The narrative then moves to a tragic family poisoning in Mechanicsville, New York, where a grandmother is suspected of killing her daughter and grandchildren before taking her own life, followed by a story of a man who died of a heart attack after strangling his girlfriend and leaving her body in the woods. The episode touches upon the prevalence of obesity in certain US states and its potential link to food deserts and poverty. A lighter, though still violent, story involves a wedding guest shooting two people after being confronted for eating meatballs with his hands. The episode concludes with a discussion about an autonomous toilet designed for individuals with limited mobility, and a listener's email regarding the possibility of human "fog gras" and the dangers of consuming human liver. Throughout the episode, the hosts blend dark humor with serious commentary, attempting to maintain a "light episode" while discussing deeply disturbing events.