The Ripple Podcast
The podcast where we tell you strange and unusual stories and the ripples they create. AKA: The story after the story. Our podcast recipe: A shot of murder, a splash of conspiracy, a few heavy dashes of paranormal, garnished with two twisted sisters. 🔪 🔮 👻 👯♀️
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118. Lettuce parasites, Vincent Lorenzo Fiordilino, Nolan Wells, Afghanistan, & CERN (opens the original)
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We recorded this a bit ago, but life happened, and it took a while to actually post. Whoops. In this episode, we talked about the parasite found in lettuce, Google’s bizarre “debug project,” and consenting bugs, as well as the heartbreaking story of a little boy who was pronounced dead only to later be found alive. We also discuss the tragic drowning of Nolan Wells and similar disturbing drowning cases, Alex Sunny’s unexpected move to Afghanistan, and then debate CERN, the Mandela Effect, and Th
117. Underground Tunnels, Vinted Child Trafficking, Buddhist Speakers, and Panhandeling Teachers (opens the original)
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Summer break is officially here, and we're catching up on everything we've been up to, from everyday life updates to all the weird, wild, and unsettling stories that caught our attention. In this episode, we chat about the mysterious underground tunnels in New York and the claims surrounding the disappearance of 71 girls, the viral Vinted child trafficking conspiracy, the mysterious Buddhist speakers discovered in Mount Shasta, and the teacher who sparked controversy after panhandling and docume
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