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Signup to Generate a PitchFascinating Nouns is hosted by Daniel J. Glenn. The show has published 375 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Ep. 283: The Cannibal Code" (19 October 2026, 63 minutes), "*Bonus* – Slide Charts in Hollywood" (19 October 2026, 15 minutes), and "Ep. 282: What The Heck Is A Perrygraf?" (5 October 2026, 68 minutes).
Fascinating Nouns publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 48 minutes across 375 episodes.
Booking probability for Fascinating Nouns is 27%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Fascinating Nouns requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Fascinating Nouns's contact route on record: verified email.
Daniel J. Glenn hosts Fascinating Nouns, a society podcast with 375 episodes published.
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I Ate His Heart: A Forensic Psychologist’s 12 Years Treating a Cannibal What does a forensic psychologist learn after more than a decade treating a man who killed another person, cut out his heart, cooked it with onions...
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At one point in time, slide charts were so popular that they popped up in many Hollywood films! Listen as Nanette and I discuss the charts in Plan 9 From Outer Space, Dr. Strangelove, and Ocean Pacific. For those...
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American Slide Chart: The Carol Stream, Illinois Company That Has Been Quietly Running the Analog World Since 1970 Most people have never heard of American Slide Chart. But if you’ve ever spun a cocktail mixing...
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In this bonus episode, Scott and I discuss the importance of Fire Walk With Me, how Mark and David timed The Return to debut almost 25 years to the day after the finale of season 2, the hidden darkness of Twin Peaks...
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Twin Peaks Untold: The Real Story Behind TV’s Most Influential Show Few television shows have left a mark on popular culture as deep and lasting as Twin Peaks. Created by David Lynch and Mark Frost and premiering...
In this bonus episode, we discuss the Albert Belmont, the 1800’s version of George Costanza, how the sex party in Eyes Wide Shut was actually based on a real Rothschild ball, and the origins of Jewish Space Lasers.
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What if the world’s most famous conspiracy theory is built entirely on myths, misquotes, and a pamphlet from 1846? In this episode of Fascinating Nouns, host Daniel J. Glenn sits down with author Mike Rothschild —...
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In this bonus episode, Eddie and I discuss the Zodiac ciphers, his possible identity, and the existence of the REAL Zodiac killer, a guy who killed by using astrology.
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What if the Zodiac Killer never existed? In this episode of Fascinating Nouns, host Daniel J. Glenn sits down with former Port Authority NY/NJ officer, 9/11 first responder, and author Eddie McNamara to dig into his...
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*Disclaimer* This episode goes blue. You’ve been warned. What do a rubber chicken, a Tibetan singing bowl, and a hula girl figurine all have in common? They all have deeply, deeply messed up thoughts — and...
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What happens when the first and only person allowed into Stephen King’s private archives sits down to talk about what she found? In this episode of Fascinating Nouns, host Daniel J. Glenn sits down with Dr...
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In this bonus episode, Steven and I explore the more strange and mystical elements of time expansion, including spiritual awakenings and near death experiences. With both of these, time can seem to stop or cease...
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What if you could slow down time — without getting into a car accident? In this episode of Fascinating Nouns, host Daniel J. Glenn sits down with psychologist and author Dr. Steven Taylor to explore one of the most...
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He was more famous than the mayor of New York — and one of the biggest fraudsters in American history. In this episode of Fascinating Nouns, host Daniel J. Glenn sits down with author Gary Weiss, author of Retail...
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In this episode Amelia and I go beyond the science and discuss the more supernatural elements of communicating with animals, which include animal psychics and prescient dreams. And it all starts with a distinct giggling...
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In this episode Amelia and I go beyond the science and discuss the more supernatural elements of communicating with animals, which include animal psychics and prescient dreams. And it all starts with a distinct giggling...
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Since before the publication of Dr. Doolittle, we have been obsessed with communicating with animals. Whether it’s out pet dog or the squirrel he’s chasing in the backyard, we would love to know what these...
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Since before the publication of Dr. Doolittle, we have been obsessed with communicating with animals. Whether it’s out pet dog or the squirrel he’s chasing in the backyard, we would love to know what these...
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If you know the name Dan Meyer, it is because he is the world’s foremost expert on sword swallowing. He has had several appearances on America’s Got Talent, he has a famous Ted Talk, and he even has an IG Nobel Prize...
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How far back do your memories go? Do you remember your kiss with little Susie in second grade? Can you remember your Kindergarten teacher’s name? What do you remember about the day you were born? My guess is, even if...
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Shakespeare scholar, New York Times contributor, podcaster, playwright, actor, Stephen E. King Chair at the University of Maine, University of Maine
Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences, Professor of Political Science, Concordia University Wisconsin and Ann Arbor
Vice President of User Growth, Nehemiah Manufacturing Company
Partner, Technology & Data and co-Head of FinTech, Velocity Performance & Sports Rehab
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