S6E7: We Need To Talk About TRUMP
After 5 years and hundreds of episodes of this podcast abiding by only two rules, WE BREAK ONE OF THEM in this, the series 6 finale.
Mike & Baz are joined by their favourite American, Dayna Pereira, to talk about their NOT favourite American, the 79 year old toddler, Donald Trump.
Knowing that eve…
The LaLaurie Mansion: True Horror on Royal Street
New Orleans is known for jazz, ghosts, cocktails, and bad decisions made after midnight—but one house on Royal Street manages to out-traumatize them all. In this episode of Loreplay, Dayna Pereira dives into the chilling true history and twisted folklore surrounding the infamous LaLaurie Mansion an…
The Dark Origins of Fairy Tales
Think fairy tales were written for children? Think again. In this episode of Loreplay, Dayna Pereira dives deep into the dark, disturbing, and wildly misunderstood origins of classic fairy tales like Cinderella, Snow White, and The Juniper Tree. Long before Disney softened the edges, these stories …
The Werewolf Trials
Hey hey, lore-loving weirdos — before Salem, before witch trials became a cultural shorthand for mass hysteria, Europe spent roughly two hundred years putting people on trial for turning into wolves. And executing them. Tens of thousands of them.
In this episode of Loreplay, host Dayna Pereira dive…
Exploding Teeth: Your New Phobia Unlocked
In this absolutely chaotic slice of history, we dive into one of the strangest—and most painful—medical mysteries ever recorded: exploding teeth. Yes. Actual human teeth. Exploding. Inside people’s mouths. Set in the early-to-mid 1800s, this episode centers around several documented cases—most famo…
Jack Ketch and the Botched Beheadings
Public executions were already brutal… but then came Jack Ketch—the executioner who somehow made death worse. Known across 17th-century England for his shockingly bad aim, Ketch didn’t just take lives—he botched them, turning executions into slow, horrifying spectacles that crowds couldn’t look awa…
The Hex Hollow Murder
In 1928, on the night before Thanksgiving, a sixty-year-old Pennsylvania folk healer named Nelson Rehmeyer was beaten to death in his farmhouse by three men who believed he had cursed them. The house they tried to burn wouldn't burn. The clock above the stove stopped at 12:01. And the trial that fo…
Giulia Tofana and The Widow Makers
Six hundred dead husbands. One infamous poison. And a little bottle with a saint on it. Apparently, marriage counseling in seventeenth century Italy could get extremely fucking dark. In this episode of Loreplay, Dayna Pereira explores the legend of Giulia Tofana and Aqua Tofana, the notorious arsen…
The Bunny Man Was Real (Just Not Like That)
In the woods outside Clifton, Virginia, there’s a railroad overpass locals call Bunny Man Bridge. Legend says an escaped asylum inmate, a man who murdered his family on Easter Sunday, hid there and lived on rabbits. He left their mutilated bodies hanging in the trees, and every Halloween since, tee…
The Pet Cemetery Murders: Dorothy Thompson’s Ghost Story
In 1985, Dorothy Lou Thompson vanished from her home at a Louisiana pet cemetery. Nearly three weeks later, her body surfaced in the Mississippi River, wrapped in chains. Decades later, witnesses came forward with information about her death and a disturbing explanation for finally talking: they sa…
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