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Hosted by Liss and Bee · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 35 episodes
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Welcome to Prying Minds, nosy friends. This is the podcast for curious weirdos, history nerds, and anyone who’s ever fallen down a weird Wikipedia rabbit hole at 2 a.m. Hosts Liss and Bee dive into strange history, unsolved mysteries, and the downright unexplainable—basically anything that makes you say “hold on… what??” It’s unhinged, it’s smart(ish), and the perfect show for anyone who likes their facts a little freaky and their laughs a little unhinged. LISTEN NOW, and let’s get weird.
Liss and Bee hosts Prying Minds, a society show with 35 episodes published.
It was a cold April day in 1943 when four boys stumbled upon something horrifying in the woods—a skull hidden deep inside a hollow wych elm. The police came, a body was pulled from the tree… and then, nothing. No answers
Imagine taking a boat out to a remote island. It's the kind of place that looks straight out of a travel brochure. Turquoise water, dramatic cliffs, a little bit of mystery. You’re thinking, wow, this is going to make th
Imagine being so sad that a doctor suggests sticking an ice pick in your brain. No, literally through your eyesocket! Welcome to the world of lobotomies, One of the most infamous "medical breakthroughs" in history. We’re
They say if you go out into the woods, you’d better be prepared for bears, bugs… maybe even Bigfoot. But Travis Walton? He came back with a story that was out of this world. Literally. In November of 1975, a logging crew
Imagine you're nobility in the 1500s. You're rich, you're powerful, your face is caked in lead, and you smell like a haunted cupboard because you've bathed, like... twice this year. In this episode, we're diving nose-fir
Today we’re going BIG! That’s right, we’re diving into the world of… giants. We’re talking massive myths, towering truths, and elevated enigmas from every continent. From the biblical Nephilim to the Quinkin of Australia
He called himself The Great Beast 666 . The tabloids called him the wickedest man in the world . And we just call him... a hot mess. A chaotic, magical, drug-fueled mess. We're talking about none other than, Aleister Cro
Fire purifies. Fire destroys. For thousands of years, humans have turned to flames in death rituals, beliefs, and final sendoffs in smoke and ash. But what happens when the fire comes from within? Today, we’re poking at
Okay—serious question. Have you ever walked into a room and forgotten why you’re there. Or you’re driving and suddenly realize you’ve been on autopilot for ten straight minutes and don’t remember the last three turns? To
Welcome back nosy friends! Imagine you’re walking through a dimly lit cathedral, and there, displayed in all its wrinkled, holy glory, is the Shroud of Turin. A centuries-old cloth that some say bears the actual, real-de
What do secret submarines, the Vatican, and cheek kisses have in common? Apparently... Nazis. In this episode of prying Minds, we keep following the crumbs straight to secret Nazi hideouts, shady politics, and yes— that
In 2014, the FBI finally let the cat out of the bag—or, in this case, the dictator out of the bunker. Stacks of documents from the 1940s and ‘50s were declassified, suggesting that Hitler might have escaped Berlin and ta
Grab your Tommy guns and a stiff drink, because this week we’re diving into the wild, whiskey-soaked rise of the one and only Al Capone —Chicago’s most infamous mob boss. From his Brooklyn beginnings to ruling the Windy
Welcome back to episode 2, where this entire case is proof that the internet should come with a chill pill prescription. What starts as one man’s attempt to expose a possible secret turns into a full-blown FBI investigat
Alright, buckle up, because this story has everything : Elvis impersonators, internet conspiracies, black market organ trafficking, and—oh yeah—an attempted presidential assassination. Welcome to Tupelo, Mississippi, whe
Hello Nosey friends! Fire up your time machines and brace yourself for a reality-warping ride, because this week on Prying Minds , we’re diving even deeper into the strange and twisty world of time travel! In part two, w
Time travel—it’s the ultimate sci-fi dream… or could it be a reality? In this episode of Prying Minds, we’re diving into some of the weirdest, most baffling time travel stories ever told. From a trippy slip through time
Ahoy there nosey friends! Today, we’re boarding the MV Joyita, a ship so cursed it makes the Titanic look like a success story. This floating disasterpiece set sail on what should’ve been a chill little South Pacific jou
Welcome back to Prying Minds! Today, we’re dialing up the intrigue to lightspeed because we’re talking about Oumuamua! An interstellar object that zoomed through our solar system in 2017, leaving scientists scratching th
Today on Prying Minds , we’re digging into the twisted history of exorcisms—from Hollywood horror to the so-called ‘true story’ that inspired The Exorcist. We'll explore the darker side of what happens when fear takes ho
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