Last Podcast On The Left
Last Podcast On The Left
"She said, 'I'm Charles fucking Manson's daughter. I'm going to come back and kill you.'" — (Attributed to an enraged individual claiming to be Charles Manson's daughter)
"Hundreds of Americans. What is going on here? This is very strange. This keeps coming up. This is going on since the beginning of the summer, since the beginning of quarantine, and now it is still raging, and the US government is trying to stop the spread of these mystery seeds from China." — Henry Zabrowski
"The goat invaded a cop car. It trashed all its paperwork, and it headbutted an officer. It's bad. And I feel bad for the officer, but it's a goat." — Jackie Zebrowski
The episode kicks off with a discussion on the perplexing phenomenon of unsolicited packages of mystery seeds arriving from China, leading to warnings about potential biological risks and an examination of the US government's efforts to identify and contain these seeds. This is followed by an anecdote about an individual claiming to be Charles Manson's daughter causing a public disturbance at a Taco Bell, highlighting the performative nature of such outbursts and the pervasive documentation of events by bystanders. The hosts then pivot to a humorous account of a goat entering a police cruiser, disrupting paperwork and headbutting an officer, framing the incident as a lighthearted "hero of the week" story. Throughout these segments, the podcast weaves in discussions on social media, conspiracy theories, and the often absurd nature of current events.
Later in the episode, the hosts explore various other peculiar stories. This includes a segment on the challenges faced by teachers dealing with behavioral issues, the discovery of a 79-year-old pornographic actress, and a concerning report from a marine stationed in Okinawa about ghostly apparitions and sounds attributed to casualties of World War II. They also touch upon the ethical questions surrounding the disclosure of deaths in real estate transactions and delve into the psychological aspects of personal belief systems and paranormal encounters.
The podcast concludes with a discussion on the "live, laugh, love" mantra, reinterpreting it through a lens of personal reality creation and self-empowerment, before moving to listener stories about hauntings in military installations and the recurring theme of parental responsibility in education. The overall tone remains a blend of dark humor, genuine curiosity, and an acknowledgment of the stranger aspects of life.