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Hosted by Unknown Host · leisure · EN-CA · 20 episodes
Two friends take turns obsessively researching topics that they find fascinating. Follow Kate and Sophia down the rabbit hole as they deep dive into their chosen topic each episode.
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Signup to Generate a PitchDown the Rabbit Hole is a leisure podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 20 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.
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Down the Rabbit Hole
Just when you thought things couldn't get crazier with this lawsuit between a YouTuber's vigilante justice squad and a this Mormon-owned toy figurine retail company, Bricks and Minifigs manages to show that they are capable of even more lies and corruption, and Reckless Ben is ready to take on the challenge. Sophia brings Kate along for part 2 of this wild ride as it continues on.
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Sophia introduces Kate to what is soon to be BOTH their latest obsession, because Kate loves justice being served as much as the next person. In this episode, Sophia breaks down a lawsuit over stolen LEGOS that has gone completely out of hand. And although it is so clear who the villain is and how corrupt this villain is...the lawsuit is still ongoing. Join Sophia and Kate on this wildly entertaining two-part episode on the drama surrounding the retail toy company Bricks and Minifigs.
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Imagine hiking to a Hawaii cliffside lookout for your birthday...and realizing your husband didn't bring you there for the view. Kate tells Sophia about her most recent obsession - the Gerhardt Konig attempted murder trial. This was a marriage on the rocks that turned into attempted murder using a rock. Between the emotional affair, the two nurses who showed up at exactly the right moment, and the teenager who took the stand against his own father, this is one of the most dramatic trials to play out in real time. Let's get into it.
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<p>Sophia takes Kate back to the "Roaring Twenties", the post-World War I era when the US economy was booming and and mass consumerism was on the rise. With it, capitalism was well and strong. During the war era, watches and instrument dials painted with self-luminous radium paint were in high demand across the military, and then general consumers. Because this was before the age of today's advanced technology, these watches were painted by the hands of the very women whose stories are now a part of the US legal history that Sophia discusses in this episode. </p>
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<p>In this episode, Sophia gives Kate a break from the dark and disturbing topics and chooses something different - something lighter, more fun, and more fashionable. Sophia talks about the fashion retail brand that became a household name, beloved by tweens everywhere, and how the family credited with its success also became the cause of its downfall.</p>
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