75: David Irving

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75: David Irving

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Apr 18, 2022

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Ready for a good villain episode? This week the subject is David Irving: pseudo historian, Holocaust denier and Hitler apologist. Join the guys as they rip apart this truly horrid human being. Hilarity ensues!

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Apr 18, 2022

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KY Jelly, Conman, Big Cat, J-Money, and Sean (The Magic Carpet Ride) are five friends telling the stories of lesser known people throughout history. No subject is off limits, no topic too taboo, not for these degenerates anyway. Listen in as they take a deep dive into the world of the strange and unusual.

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11: Tarrare: Tarrare, French showman, soldier, spy, and bottomless pit. Join the gang as they learn about this human trash compactor. Experience the world of Tarrare where everything is edible and a man's favorites snacks can range from trash to living creatures,... by The Lesser Known People Podcast
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10: Julie d'Aubigny: A 17th century French noblewoman rejects her life's laid out plans and basically does... whatever the hell she wants. Julie d'Aubigny is a woman who will sing an aria, kick your ass at swordfighting, and burn down a convent to steal away her lover.... by The Lesser Known People Podcast
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24: Cathy Wayne: Cathy Wayne was an Australian singer and dancer, who was killed during a tour of Vietnam at a United States Marine Base where she was hosting with others a music concert to entertain the troops during the Vietnam War conflict. by The Lesser Known People Podcast
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8: HitchBOT: HitchBOT is a five-gallon bucket with pool noodle arms and a heart of gold. Be regaled by the story of a mostly useless robot that travels across four countries until he/she (the jury is still out on the gender) meets an unfortunate end. The gang is a... by The Lesser Known People Podcast
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15: LHOHQ: The Laughing Horse's Orifice Headquarters is one of the weirdest website on the internet. If you like apocalyptic subtext, conspiracy theories, mind control, indie films, and abject nudity; we have a story for you. WARNING: This website may be dangerous. by The Lesser Known People Podcast
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4: John Titor: A "Time Traveller" sends a fax (ancient correspondence machine) to Art Bell, the host of the Coast to Coast AM radio show. The fax describes John Titor as a time traveller on a quest to save the world with the aid of a time machine shoved into the... by The Lesser Known People Podcast
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16: Henry Paget: Henry Paget the, 5th Marquess of Anglesey, was FAB-U-LOUS! Paget was a royal that racked up 60 million in debt in just five years. He blew his wad on jewelry, gold studded underwear, and a car that farted roses. In this episode, the LKP boys explore... by The Lesser Known People Podcast
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22: Matsutarō Shōriki: Matsutarō Shōriki founded Japan's first commercial television station and was known as the father of Japanese baseball. But, did you know that he survived an assassination attempt by a man wielding a broadsword? Or, that he was categorized as a... by The Lesser Known People Podcast
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5: Mr. Hands: A story, near and dear to the gang's collective heart, about a man, his love of horses, and the State of Washington's loose, if not non-existent, beastiality laws. Mr. Hands has it all, Zoophiles, sex rings, death by horse penis, and a lengthy, girthy... by The Lesser Known People Podcast
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18: Elmer McCurdy: Elmer McCurdy, soldier, outlaw, corpse. McCurdy was shot dead in 1911, but that didn't stop him. In a strange turn of events his body was preserved in an arsenic based embalming solution, and his corpse was passed around, Weekend at Bernie's style for... by The Lesser Known People Podcast
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26: Reappearances: Four stories of people who have disappeared under bizarre circumstances. But what makes their stories even more amazing is the equally bizarre circumstances of their reappearances. The occult, aliens, government over-ups; this episode has it all. by The Lesser Known People Podcast
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14: Colonel Routh Goshen Part 2: As it turns out Goshen may have been living a bit of a lie. In this episode there is talk of Goshen's real origin story, a brutal and much deserved ass kicking, and something called a "knowledgeable goat". by The Lesser Known People Podcast
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6: Max Headroom Part 1: 32 years after the infamous Max Headroom Signal Hijackings, the gang analyzes the incident by diving in the the many rabbit holes and implications of the perpetrator's odd display on national television. If the combination of Pepsi Cola, dildos,... by The Lesser Known People Podcast
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33: Albert Pierrepoint: Albert Pierrepoint is breaking necks and cashing checks as England's official hangman for 25 years. With over 400 bodies on his jacket, Albert hanged some of Britain's most high-profile murderers and Nazi war criminals with the utmost professionalism... by The Lesser Known People Podcast
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23: Mariya Oktyabrskaya: The first of only two female tank drivers to be awarded the title of "Hero of The Soviet Union." Oktyabrskaya was a tank driver, mechanic, and avenging lover. The Nazis killed her husband, and she killed them back. Come listen to the story of the... by The Lesser Known People Podcast
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9: David Ritz: This story is kind of about David Ritz, a reporter for the Rolling Stone, and also kind of about Marvin Gaye in his twilight years. If you have ever heard "Sexual Healing" and wondered what it means, this episode will just add to your confusion, but... by The Lesser Known People Podcast
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27: The Omegaverse: Back by popular demand, the gang talks animal penises! We enter the Omegaverse, a sub-genre of romantic fiction involving wolf-like mating behavior, Alpha/Beta/Omega social hierarchies, "knotting", and many more! Our story revolves around lawsuits... by The Lesser Known People Podcast
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25: Marc Cohn: Marc Cohn is famous for his 1991 hit "Walking in Memphis" but most folks are unaware of a miracle feat performed by Cohn in Colorado parking-lot. Cohn had a run-in with death and walked it off with his feet ten feet off of Beale. by The Lesser Known People Podcast
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19: Fritz Duquesne Part 1: Wanted by the British Admiralty on charges of Murder on the High Seas, and Conspiracy, Col Fritz Duquesne is part freedom-fighter, part double-agent, and a master of escaping prisons. The gang weighs in on the morality of imperialism (hint: it's bad),... by The Lesser Known People Podcast
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31: Dread Pirate Roberts: Going by the alias DreadPirateRoberts, Ross Ulbricht founds and runs The Silk Road, a deep-web drug marketplace, where illicit materials are bought and sold anonymously. We tell the story of how this haven for free market economics turns into a drug... by The Lesser Known People Podcast
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