Friday, October 2, 2026
Podcast 123. Chilling Scares
Podcast 123. Chilling Scares. "5 Most Disturbing Cases of Real Found Footage." October 1, 2026. Currently ranked 63. This podcast showed and narrator talked about five videos found. One was a guy talking about how he was going to torture and murder some people in a cult that had abused him as a child. He ended up killing himself after the first murder. The next one was a woman confessing to killing her children. The next one was teenagers exploring an abandoned mine. One of them fell 60 feet when the rope broke. They got out and got help. They all recovered fine. The next one was about some divers trying to open up pipes getting sucked into the pipes. Four of them died as no rescue attempt was made. Which is pretty outrageous. The fifth video was a scuba diver who died going to a dangerous place where others warned him not to go without more preparation.
Podcast 122. Radar
Podcast 122. Radar. "Radar: Meet Adéla." September 22, 2026. Currently ranked 36. This episode was seven minutes long. This one was at least a real podcast in that there was talking involved. It was this singer Adéla telling her background. She is from Slovakia. Grew up on smuggled pop music. She liked the Disney channel growing up and Miley Cyrus.
Podcast 121. MTV VMAs.
Podcast 121. MTV VMAs. "Storm II -Live at the 2026 MTV VMAs." September 28, 2026. This is currently ranked number two. This was quite the change from the last podcast as this one was only three minutes long. It is unclear how Spotify justifies itself in calling this a podcast for the podcast list. It was a musical performance with zero talking.
Podcast 120. Lex Fridman Podcast
Podcast 120. Lex Fridman Podcast."#502. Psychiatry, Insane Asylums, Mental Illness, ECT, Lobotemies, Freud & Jung." September 17, 2026. It was ranked 73 when I began and unranked when I finished. The episode I listened to was 3 hours and 43 minutes long. I though a lot of the history of treating mental illness was interesting. It was a conversation with Andrew Scull, who is a historian of psychiatry. He had a lot of info on the mistakes that were made throughout history.
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