ABOUT THIS EPISODE
A zoo with no staff and a brass plate that reads only Subject One. A tall shape in a neighbor's rose bushes while the news blames an escaped animal. A restricted biology class that ends with a black envelope and a badge.
A second grader brings his new friend to show and tell. And in a Louisiana swamp, a song starts at one in the morning, a little closer every night.
Collected confessions from Macabre Miscellanea — every week, without explanation.
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CHAPTERS
0:00 Welcome
1:09 Story 1 — Curiosity Creek Zoological Gardens
6:04 Story 2 — The Rose Bushes
9:58 Story 3 — BIO221X
13:29 Story 4 — Show and Tell
18:01 Story 5 — The Swamp Song
20:49 Outro
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United States
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