The Werewolf of Wysteria “Albert Fish”

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On this episode of Expanded Perspectives the guys start off talking about how in the ancient Mesopotamian city of Uruk, residents enjoyed many benefits of modern life. The city, located in modern-day Iraq, was home to massive ziggurats that would rival any of today’s modern skyscrapers for sheer monumentality. People in Uruk exchanged goods for money, played board games, and sent each other letters on clay tablets using a writing system called cuneiform. They were also paid for their labor in beer. We know this because pay stubs were incredibly common documents at the time, and one such pay stub is now in the possession of the British Museum. Then, a man describes and odd triangle shaped UFO seen near some power lines by his home in New Hampshire back in the 80’s. Then, in case you ever find yourself in the little town of Tonopah, Nevada make sure to check out the infamous Clown Motel, which, if not creepy enough in its own right, sits next to a century-old miner’s graveyard. Then, Finnish archaeologists working near the village of Patapatani in Bolivia, recently found the remains of at least six individuals buried under an Aymara funerary tower which was built, thousands of years ago for people of royal status in the ancestral culture. Interestingly two of the skeletons were of particular interest. One of the skeletons belonged to a woman and the other one of her baby, nothing out of the ordinary other than the fact that both of them had freakishly large elongated heads that were not the result of cranial deformation. After the break, Kyle brings up one of scariest human beings to ever walk the earth. Remember those dark nights from your childhood when you were afraid of the boogeyman? He never did leap out of your closet, but that doesn’t mean all monsters are make-believe. Meet Albert Fish: a real-life nightmare, who preyed upon children as if they were food. Thanks for listening to Expanded Perspectives. 

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Music:

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Songs Used:

  • Pretty Lights vs. Led Zeppelin
  • Done Wrong
  • Up & Down I Go
  • Sweet Long Life

Readers Comments (1)

  1. Great episode, I think you guys chose wisely when you decided on your motif as I find subjects like this or the “third man” effect from last September to be just as fascinating as paranormal or cryptozoology. I don’t know if you have touched on it yet but I would like it if you could touch on the subject of collective delusions/mass hysteria. Robert E. Bartholomew has written a number of books on this phenomena.

    Also loved the elite episode on Ape Canyon if not just for the first few minutes of the episode. You guys do social commentary like no other with maybe the exception of John Oliver. Keep up the great work.

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