Last Podcast On The Left
Last Podcast On The Left
"Weather manipulation is 100% real. It just sucks. If you throw certain chemicals into the air that act as seeds around which moisture can condense, sometimes you can get some rain clouds." — [Speaker unclear, likely a host discussing weather phenomena]
"Peanut's law, which would require a 72-hour waiting period before animals from animal sanctuary are euthanized." — [Speaker unclear, likely a host discussing animal welfare legislation]
"The Jillian Lauren situation is a very interesting one. She's a true crime writer, and then this happens. It's like, is this research? Is this something else?" — [Speaker unclear, likely a host discussing the incident involving Jillian Lauren]
The episode begins with a discussion about the film "Brutalist," with the hosts sharing their experiences and differing opinions on its artistic merit and narrative. This segues into a segment on true crime, detailing the arrest of a Wisconsin teenager accused of killing his parents to fund an assassination plot against a prominent political figure, and the controversial incident involving Jillian Lauren, a true crime author, who allegedly fired a weapon at police officers during a high-speed chase pursuit.
The conversation then shifts to scientific and legislative updates. The hosts explore the reality and limitations of weather manipulation, citing historical projects and the complexities involved in controlling atmospheric phenomena. They also discuss "Peanut's Law," a new legislative measure designed to implement a waiting period before the euthanasia of sanctuary animals, inspired by a popular squirrel. Further segments cover peculiar criminal cases, including a woman attempting to sell human toes regurgitated by dogs and a driver blaming his Crocs for a gas station crash.
The latter part of the episode features a lengthy discussion on a disturbing case involving a woman and her alleged "harem" of boyfriends who were involved in torturing an individual, with the hosts dissecting bodycam footage and the implications of such extreme behavior. The episode concludes with promotional material for upcoming live shows, Patreon content, and new YouTube series, reinforcing the podcast's engagement with its audience across various platforms.