Mini Episode #41: Let's Not Meat

Welcome back to The Horror Comedy Potcast! It's the Summer of Serving Cunty Three, and your host Haley, a notorious bisexual, is ready to take you on a terrifying journey. As we celebrate Pride Month, get ready to be spooked while getting super stoned as our host shares a true, scary story.We travel back in time to Dauphin, Manitoba, Canada, in the years 1975-1977, where a groundbreaking experiment took place. The entire town was given Universal Base Income, resulting in a significant drop in crime rates. But can poverty and desperation drive someone to commit unimaginable acts?Rewind to 1893 in Montella, Italy, where a baby named Leonarda Cianciulli is born into a life of hardship and tragedy. Raised in a rural farming community, Leonarda's life takes a dark turn as she battles with a haunting fortune and a curse placed upon her by her own mother. With her children dying and her marriage filled with strife, Leonarda forms a sinister plan to protect what's hers, and an even darker plan to cover up the evidence.Leonarda sets her sights on unsuspecting victims. Faustina Setti, Francesca Soavi, and Virginia Cacioppo. Each fall prey to Leonarda's manipulations, lured by promises of love, jobs, and new lives. Little do they know the horrific fate that awaits them.Join us as we delve into the chilling tale of Leonarda Cianciulli, the "Soap-Maker of Correggio." Discover the horrifying details of her crimes, the clues left behind, and the shocking outcome of her trial. Was it poverty or a curse that caused someone to commit such heinous acts, or is there something more sinister lurking within Leonarda's twisted psyche?So grab your favorite strain, settle in, and get ready for a wild and haunting ride on The Horror Comedy Potcast!Send in your scary stories at [email protected] song in the intro is The Devil's Ball by Maurice BurkheartSources for this week include: How Poverty Drives Violent Crime – OK Justice Reform Leonarda Cianciulli - Wikipediathe Correggio soap-makerSodium: Getting rid of dirt - and murder victims - BBC NewsA Copper Ladle

Is this episode calling you from beyond? This week, Haley and Jake enjoy some bubblegum gelato, and a strawberry cheesecake bar by Panda! Then they talk about Dean Koontz's call from the dead, and finish off by listening to vintage recordings of a real call from.... well, you decide.Send in your scary stories at [email protected] for this week include:Phone Call From the Dead? | Psychology TodayCreepy Calls from a Strange Entity | Normal ParanormalThe song in the intro is The Devil's Ball by Maurice Burkheart.

This week, join Haley for a wake and bake and hear the horrifying story of The Radium Girls! Lack of safety procedures, transparency, and common human decency led to the horrifyingly slow death of 30 womhien, while corporate greed assholes sat around and collected sweet sweet cash. Here is the waterbury clock mentioned at the beginning of the show, the ad read, and an artist's depiction of Phossy Jaw. Sources:Waterbury's Radium GirlsHow World War I Changed Watches ForeverAfter Glow - 90 Years Ago Workers At The Waterbury Clock Company Began Dying After Painting Radium On Clock DialsThe Mysterious Illnesses of the Dial Painters The Story of Amelia Maggia Amelia Maggia (1896-1922) is one of seven daughters boThe Secret Killer of the Waterbury Radium Girls.Happy Story

THIS WEEK'S MINI EPISODE INCLUDES: Murderbus, a Pennhurst asylum ghost story, and a screaming ghost who brings a fighting family together in the end. The best way to support our podcast is to leave us a review, or hang out with us on social media:TwitterInstagramFacebookEmail us your scary stories to be featured on a mini-episode: [email protected]'t forget to drink water!

We love r/letsnotmeet, and we love Andrew Tate's Let's Not Meet; so this week, I am proud to present you with Let's Not Meat! A murderous butcher named Len, a fake old lady trying to lure OP away like a blood thirsty siren, a sleeping bed sneaker-inner, and a troubling tale of someone whose address was tracked down by a creep on the internet who was able to do so all from a simple photo that OP posted 8 years before. WHOA MAN! sThe best way to support our podcast is to leave us a review, or hang out with us on social media:TwitterInstagramFacebookEmail us your scary stories to be featured on a mini-episode: [email protected]'t forget to drink water!

Hey guys! This week, we're making fraps, smoking a lil sum, and I'm going to tell you about the first ghost I ever saw! BUT WAIT, there's more! An emaciated wet quarter ghost, and a native man whose spirit guide kept him safe.The best way to support our podcast is to leave us a review, or hang out with us on social media:TwitterInstagramFacebookEmail us your scary stories to be featured on a mini-episode: [email protected]'t forget to drink water!

THIS WEEK'S SCARY STORIES INCLUDE:The Descent, but way more horrible and scary. The scary hand from the spooky pantry in Signs, but twice as awful because there's a baby involved. Kind of something that sounds like a homunculus but who knows? Alls I know is it's menacing. A grocery store ghost looking for a balanced breakfast. A HAUNTED BAR!The best way to support our podcast is to leave us a review, or hang out with us on social media:TwitterInstagramFacebookEmail us your scary stories to be featured on a mini-episode: [email protected]'t forget to drink water!

Another Mini Episode! Enjoy short, scary stories including: a ghost story, a mother who protects her child from beyond the grave, SPAGHETTI INCEPTION, a lady in white, and the most deadly ghost story we've ever `shared... you've been warned, this story uh... stinks.... AND is mysterious! gho

This week is a campfire, and this episode is me and you sitting around it; classic, gorgeous scary true ghost stories, in the words of the people who experienced them. For an appetizer, Emily's ghost story that spans generations, years, and reincarnations! As a main course, some kids cruising for a halloween fright get more than they bargained for when they mess with native spirits. And for dessert, enjoy not a ghost story but a horrifying reminder that sometimes, it's not ghosts we need to be afraid of, but our fucking crazy neighbor, Harold. The best way to support our podcast is to leave us a review, or hang out with us on social media:TwitterInstagramFacebookEmail us your scary stories to be featured on a mini-episode: [email protected]:Walking SoundFesliyan Studios as always seriously these people are INCREDIBLEViolin SuspenseGerman Shepard Power BarkingFMA

Another Mini Episode from the depths of hell—erm, I mean, the internet! This week is a cautionary tale, one that will make you hold your kids close and throw your laptops in the trash very far away. Listener discretion is advised, as this week touches on some dark themes. As OP says, "There are monsters out there. Sometimes, more human than you’d expect. And way closer than you’d think."The best way to support our podcast is to leave us a review, or hang out with us on social media:TwitterInstagramFacebookEmail us your scary stories to be featured on a mini-episode: [email protected]:Pop Punk Type BeatDark SuspenseYou Got Mail