Speaker 1: Number one Nickelodeon, and you won't know my name is
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Speaker 8: Hello, and welcome back to the Nineties Night. It's going down.
Speaker 8: This is the Nineties Night, Part two, and in our
Speaker 8: last episode we dug into OJ Jerry John Denver in
Speaker 8: a cursed movie that may have been responsible for the
Speaker 8: deaths of John Candy, Chris Farley, John Belushi, Sam Kinnison,
Speaker 8: and Phil Hartman. I feel like we covered a lot
Speaker 8: of ground and I want to keep the cosmic fire
Speaker 8: burning as we jump into part two. So today we
Speaker 8: are going to have some fun and hopefully dive into
Speaker 8: some even deeper, darker parts of the nineties. If you're
Speaker 8: like me, you watched Nickelodeon like it was going out
Speaker 8: of fucking style. I mean, Nickelodeon pretty much ruled television.
Speaker 8: So let's take a closer look at this, because like
Speaker 8: everything else targeted towards kids, there's usually a fucked up agenda.
Speaker 8: Let's talk about the new series that came out last year.
Speaker 8: Actually it's called Quiet on set. In the early nineties,
Speaker 8: Nickelodeon was kid everything, and you better hope that your
Speaker 8: house had cable.
Speaker 9: Wasn't there to educate you.
Speaker 4: We were there to have fun, to get slive, to
Speaker 4: be entertained.
Speaker 8: And this is when Dan Schneider arrives, Nickelodeon's golden boy.
Speaker 8: He created these shows that were hugely successful for them.
Speaker 10: No one who ever really done sketch comedy starring kids
Speaker 10: four Kids.
Speaker 8: He launched the careers of child actors who became major
Speaker 8: stars for twenty years. He shaped children's entertainment and culture.
Speaker 8: But that mark one of.
Speaker 11: The darkest chapters.
Speaker 8: Working for Dan was like being in an abusive relationship.
Speaker 12: Dan's treatment of people on your shows was an open secret.
Speaker 7: So my lawyer file complaints gender discrimination, also work environment harassment,
Speaker 7: and it was so devastating, how safe.
Speaker 8: Can any kids be in that environment? There would be
Speaker 8: even bigger problems down the line with actual pedophiles on set.
Speaker 10: These are three predators who worked at Nickelodeon, all in
Speaker 10: a short amount of time.
Speaker 8: Ah, I, guys, what are I for you?
Speaker 2: It was a toxic environment.
Speaker 8: It made me trust people. We weren't there for so
Speaker 8: many hours. You get comfortable with people until you're not.
Speaker 13: I had no idea what I was saving my son from.
Speaker 2: It was a house of hers. They find this enormous
Speaker 2: trove of child pornography.
Speaker 8: The officer said, we sound ziploc bags, each one with
Speaker 8: a girl's name on it. Eleven charges of child sexual
Speaker 8: abuse related to a child actor.
Speaker 9: It made me wonder who was being hurt.
Speaker 11: I've been waiting seventeen years for today.
Speaker 4: It wasn't dealing with anybody on the show.
Speaker 2: Is there anything right?
Speaker 8: It was a child actor on one of our ships. Yes,
Speaker 8: have you ever told your story publicly?
Speaker 11: The floor.
Speaker 8: And so quite on set. The Dark Side of Kids
Speaker 8: TV depicts the rise of television producer Dan Schneider, who
Speaker 8: was accused of fostering a hostile work environment. The series
Speaker 8: begins with Schneider's work in chronological orders starting with his
Speaker 8: first big hit, All That, which aired in nineteen ninety four,
Speaker 8: interviewed writers Christy Stratton and Jenny Kilgan accused Schneider of
Speaker 8: underpaying them and presiding over a rampant culture of miss
Speaker 8: soogyny in the writer's room. But as the show progresses,
Speaker 8: issues regarding the actors in Schneider's productions are covered. Former
Speaker 8: actress Alexa Nicholas shows up and basically is detailing her
Speaker 8: experience working in the series Zoe one oh one, and
Speaker 8: then former cast and crew members of All That, The
Speaker 8: Amanda Show, and other Nickelodeon shows appear as well. Basically,
Speaker 8: everyone is saying the same shit that Dan Schneider was
Speaker 8: a real fucking weirdo and he was into some fucking
Speaker 8: peto shit and footshit. To be honest, he's a petty file,
Speaker 8: as Colby would say. But so in the third episode,
Speaker 8: Drake Bell from The Drake and John Gosh reveals he
Speaker 8: was sexually abused by former Nickelodeon dialogue coach Brian Peck.
Speaker 8: Peck was arrested and charged in two thousand and three
Speaker 8: for child's sex abuse, but the victim's name had been sealed.
Speaker 8: Then all of a sudden. All these letters to the
Speaker 8: presiding judge over the case in support of fucking Peck
Speaker 8: showed up out of nowhere, because you know, Peto's gotta
Speaker 8: stick together. These letters were from actors like James Marsden,
Speaker 8: Kimmy Robertson, Tarren Killem, Alan Thick, Jonah Kerns, Ryder Strong,
Speaker 8: and Will Friedel from Fucking Boy Meets World, along with
Speaker 8: director Rich Cornell and producer Tom de Santo, who, by
Speaker 8: the way, Tom DeSanto happens to be bestie's with Steven Spielberg.
Speaker 8: So birds of a shit feather gonna flock together. But
Speaker 8: so this lady, Joanna Kerns actually issued a statement to
Speaker 8: the documentary maker after quiet on the set dropped, stating
Speaker 8: that she was unaware of the full extent of the
Speaker 8: case at that time and now regrets her letter of support. Yeah. Sure,
Speaker 8: sounds like Joanna Kerns is fucking jumping ship so her
Speaker 8: name doesn't go down for supporting one of the most
Speaker 8: notorious pedophiles from Nickelodeon. Another sexual abuser, production assistant, Jason
Speaker 8: Michael Handy, literally described himself as a pedophile full blown
Speaker 8: quote unquote. He is known to have sent a sexually
Speaker 8: explicit photograph to a former child actress and use the
Speaker 8: hopes of at least two girls who dreamed of careers
Speaker 8: in TV to sexually exploit them. But the names have
Speaker 8: not been revealed. I'm sure we can guess who they
Speaker 8: are because Amanda Baying looks totally normal and not fucked
Speaker 8: up at all. But so Handy was sentenced to six
Speaker 8: years in prison in two thousand and four after pleading
Speaker 8: no contests to two felony counts, one of lude acts
Speaker 8: on a child and one of distributing sexually explicit material
Speaker 8: by email, and to a misdemeanor charge related to child
Speaker 8: sexual exploitation. So just within the first few episodes we
Speaker 8: see not one but three pedophiles coming from the Nickelodeon channel.
Speaker 8: Dan Schneider happens to be be probably the most popular
Speaker 8: out of them, maybe the most well known.
Speaker 2: So.
Speaker 8: I mean, I'm sure you've heard of his foot fetish,
Speaker 8: but get this. Viral videos started popping up showing inappropriate
Speaker 8: scenes from Schneider produced shows. One video was of Ariana
Speaker 8: Grande as Cat Valentine from Victorious, getting water squirted on
Speaker 8: her face while laying upside down. Another clip depicted Jamie
Speaker 8: Lynn spears as Zoe Brooks in an episode of Zoe
Speaker 8: one oh one getting some kind of slippery liquid squirted
Speaker 8: onto her face, and many said that the two clips
Speaker 8: evoked strong pornographic imagery. But if that's not enough, there
Speaker 8: are videos that have surfaced showing a fat, floating, greased
Speaker 8: up hot dog Dan Schneider snuggling up with Amanda fucking
Speaker 8: Binds in a hot tub. I mean, we should have
Speaker 8: known all along that kids getting slimed quote unquote on
Speaker 8: National TV probably had a deeper meaning for these sick
Speaker 8: fox But since quite on set, more and more people
Speaker 8: are digging even deeper into Nickelodeon and finding possible connections
Speaker 8: between Nickelodeon and Jeffrey Epstein. Let's try to connect the dots.
Speaker 8: So how could Nickelodeon and the wealthy financier, convicted sex offender,
Speaker 8: fake suicided small penis having Peto Island Owen Lolita Express
Speaker 8: shit bag be connected? So here's what they're saying. Okay,
Speaker 8: as you all know, at the height of Epstein's operations,
Speaker 8: he owned Little Saint James. Everyone knows this. It's an
Speaker 8: island within the US Virgin Islands where much of his
Speaker 8: sex trafficking crimes took place. But here's the thing. Doesn't
Speaker 8: the island's shape look a lot like the current Nickelodeon
Speaker 8: Splat logo. I mean, let's be real. They love their symbolism,
Speaker 8: and I will of course include a photo. And I
Speaker 8: don't believe in coincidences. And this is why I say this, right,
Speaker 8: because a lot of people, including Colby, have looked at
Speaker 8: it and they say they don't think it's connected. But
Speaker 8: here's the thing. The first Nickelodeon logo was very reminiscent
Speaker 8: of a foot, as Dan Schnitzeledick loved feet. So could
Speaker 8: this newest logo somehow be paying homage to the Edo Island,
Speaker 8: much like Ellen Degenerate in her set I don't know,
Speaker 8: you tell me. Seems like there was plenty pedophiles to
Speaker 8: go around in the Nickelodeon universe. But let's actually take
Speaker 8: a turn towards some of the shows and reminisce for
Speaker 8: a second, and I will point out some conspiracy type
Speaker 8: things that I have noticed. Right, did you all watch
Speaker 8: Clarissa explains it all I did?
Speaker 2: How about all that?
Speaker 8: Are you afraid of the dark? Hey? Arnold Rocco's modern
Speaker 8: life Keenan and Keel Doug, The Angry Beavers what a name, right,
Speaker 8: The Ren and Stimpy Show, Legends of the Hidden Temple,
Speaker 8: The Wild Thornberrys, Cat Dog, Rocket Power, The Amanda Show,
Speaker 8: SpongeBob SquarePants, and Boy Meets World. How about rug Rats? Now,
Speaker 8: if you really dive deep into Rugrats, there is a
Speaker 8: lot of adult type humor in that show, and honestly,
Speaker 8: they push a vaccine agenda. In rug Rats. They say
Speaker 8: that Phil and Lille were test tube babies. The doctor
Speaker 8: that Tommy sees his name is doctor Lipshits, and he's
Speaker 8: always saying like Tommy needs to get vaccines, and just
Speaker 8: a bunch of weird stuff. I mean, this isn't a
Speaker 8: kid's show, and it happens to be. In nineteen ninety
Speaker 8: four a lot of new vaccines start rolling out, So
Speaker 8: don't I think it's a coincidence that they put that
Speaker 8: shit in the Rugrats and then with Boy Meets World? Okay,
Speaker 8: Righter Strong and Will Friedel, who I have had a
Speaker 8: crush on for forever long, by the way, that is
Speaker 8: Phoenia f Feene. I absolutely loved him. I just adored Eric.
Speaker 8: But anyways, they started this fucking podcast right about Boy
Speaker 8: Meets World kind of just like reminiscing about the good
Speaker 8: old days, and they talk about manipulation and grooming by
Speaker 8: Boy Meets World guest star Brian Peck in their podcast.
Speaker 8: So it seems to me that it traversed through most
Speaker 8: Nickelodeon shows. And I mean, if you need any evidence whatsoever,
Speaker 8: go and look up Amanda Binds Instagram and you tell
Speaker 8: me what you think. But so while we're on it
Speaker 8: and we're just reminiscing, how about nineties Cartoon Network, Did
Speaker 8: you guys fucking watch that shit? Because I definitely did
Speaker 8: Courage The Cowardly Dog, Dexter's Lab, powerpuff Girls, Johnny Bravo,
Speaker 8: ed Ed Nettie Ani, Maniacs, the Flintstones, and if even
Speaker 8: if you take a look at powerpuff Girls, I mean,
Speaker 8: it's about a scientist who makes little girls in a
Speaker 8: lab and they turn out to have like superpowers. I mean, really,
Speaker 8: nineties kids TV shows to me were a little bit
Speaker 8: ahead of their time and almost transhumanistic in the way
Speaker 8: that is obvious to us now but maybe wouldn't have
Speaker 8: been back then. But it was definitely a time to
Speaker 8: be alive for a kid in the nineties. I definitely
Speaker 8: enjoyed watching Nickelodeon. I definitely enjoyed watching you know, Cartoon Network.
Speaker 8: Sometimes I feel like I am couraged the cowardly dog,
Speaker 8: constantly trying to warn people there's a huge fucking monster
Speaker 8: coming for us. And some people are on board, like Muriel,
Speaker 8: but most people are useless, stupid dog. That's how I feel.
Speaker 8: But with that, let's take a short break and we
Speaker 8: will be back right after this.
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Speaker 2: With a little cat dog well on the manure a
Speaker 2: play position.
Speaker 11: What about.
Speaker 7: The mat.
Speaker 2: Where the small bees were mobbies was.
Speaker 15: Wondering how this movie called.
Speaker 2: What rest and stead to know?
Speaker 9: My friends are alway step.
Speaker 2: Where the sport means work?
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Speaker 11: What did the nineties mean to me?
Speaker 5: I went through a lot of changes in the nineties,
Speaker 5: Considering when I started I was in sixth grade, and
Speaker 5: then by the time I finished the nineties, I was
Speaker 5: twenty one years old and having a huge party and
Speaker 5: shutting off the power at the house and trying to
Speaker 5: scare everybody with the Y two K.
Speaker 7: But when I.
Speaker 5: Started the nineties, I really enjoyed Nintendo. I hadn't gotten
Speaker 5: my Super Nintendo yet. I enjoyed reading Nintendo Power magazines.
Speaker 5: I watched Teenage Ninja turtles cartoons. Nickelodeon was a big
Speaker 5: thing to me. There was a show called Are You
Speaker 5: Afraid of the Dark. I really liked running Stimpy, and.
Speaker 9: I was into.
Speaker 5: Wrestling, like Ultimate Warrior, Undertaker.
Speaker 2: And Halkogan.
Speaker 5: But as I progressed, I started moving into wanting to
Speaker 5: go to concerts, and.
Speaker 11: I got into a lot of different types of punk music.
Speaker 5: And I would go to Vans Warp Tour. And what
Speaker 5: is strange to me about the Vans Warp Tour is
Speaker 5: now these people pay like four hundred dollars a band,
Speaker 5: But I was like paying twenty dollars to go see
Speaker 5: Limp Biscuit play with Eminem and Less than Jake and
Speaker 5: Suicide Machines and Blank one two and the Pie Tasters Rancid.
Speaker 16: And it was just a different you know you could
Speaker 16: you could do that?
Speaker 5: I mean, Ticketmaster had a little bit of hold on
Speaker 5: the market, but you could, like I could drive with
Speaker 5: my friends park somewhere for free and pay fifteen bucks
Speaker 5: and go see Oasis at the Odeon in Cleveland. It
Speaker 5: was just different, but popular culture aside. A lot of
Speaker 5: the things I missed from the nineties are passing notes
Speaker 5: in class and them bringing in a projector screen to
Speaker 5: write notes, and textbooks that you would open up and
Speaker 5: you would see the twenty people that had that book
Speaker 5: before you written in there, and then you'd write, this
Speaker 5: book belongs to me wherever you could, and you'd see
Speaker 5: the different scribbles on all the different pages that some
Speaker 5: clown put in there before you to kind of liven
Speaker 5: up a boring class. You would see people walking the
Speaker 5: halls and trying to pass notes and catch up because
Speaker 5: there was no texting, like you just had anticipation.
Speaker 8: Of what to look forward to.
Speaker 5: And with the exception of calling somebody's house and talking
Speaker 5: to their parents first and then being able to talk
Speaker 5: to them, you would pass somebody out on a date
Speaker 5: in person, and you just had to have the guts
Speaker 5: to be rejected right to your face.
Speaker 15: But it was.
Speaker 5: Different, and in a lot of ways I missed those times.
Speaker 5: I missed the people that were alive during those times.
Speaker 5: But then I think if I went back to those
Speaker 5: times and those people were there, I'd miss all the
Speaker 5: people that I have in my life now, like my
Speaker 5: children and all that if I knew they weren't around it.
Speaker 5: So I missed my life today, and it just proves
Speaker 5: that life goes in stages, and that we need to
Speaker 5: be very thankful for every part of our lives as
Speaker 5: the decades move on. I'm forty six now and I'm
Speaker 5: still enjoying my life, but looking back on the nineties,
Speaker 5: it does bring back a lot of nostalgia. I wasn't
Speaker 5: a big fanity into the nineties when the boy band
Speaker 5: Craze started coming back and kind of changed MTV into
Speaker 5: complete garbage.
Speaker 11: But all in all, I really enjoyed the nineties, and
Speaker 11: I think.
Speaker 5: If I could go back and live it and do
Speaker 5: it all over again, I don't know if I would
Speaker 5: change anything.
Speaker 11: That's it that brought back some memories for some of
Speaker 11: your listeners too, and we are back.
Speaker 1: Now.
Speaker 8: We can't talk about Cartoon Network and Nick without talking
Speaker 8: about the Mickey Mouse Clubhouse featuring future superstars and child
Speaker 8: abuse victims like the cast that kicked off its sixth
Speaker 8: season in nineteen ninety three. Britney Spears Justin Timberlay, Christina Aguilera,
Speaker 8: and Ryan Gosling. And before we get into some Britney
Speaker 8: Spears action, let's take a look at Walt Disney himself. Okay,
Speaker 8: because in order to make this make sense, we have
Speaker 8: to dive into Disney. So here's a fun fact for you.
Speaker 8: Tom Hanks is not known to have been on The
Speaker 8: Mickey Mouse Club, but he is a distant cousin of
Speaker 8: Walt Disney, who, of course created the show. Tom Hanks
Speaker 8: would also later go on to play him in Saving
Speaker 8: Mister Banks, and also start in the live action Pinocchio
Speaker 8: as Je Pedophile. Again, nothing is a coincidence, and in
Speaker 8: order to understand The Mickey Mouse Club, we must first
Speaker 8: understand the person who created it. This may be common
Speaker 8: knowledge to most of you, but in the off chance
Speaker 8: that it is not, I do feel it is important.
Speaker 8: Disney is connected to one of the biggest Nazis there
Speaker 8: are out there, Warner von Braun. Black Magic fucking is
Speaker 8: pedaled throughout all of Disney's early work and current work,
Speaker 8: but he focused a lot on space and weird shit,
Speaker 8: NASA shit in the very beginning of Disney. And I
Speaker 8: came into my research on Disney with the mind that
Speaker 8: Disney makes movies and was connected to Warner von Bron,
Speaker 8: and cubric makes movies and is connected to Warner von Bron,
Speaker 8: And what are the chances of that, and what are
Speaker 8: the chances that they are both propagating the same space bullshit?
Speaker 8: We know Kubrick is got tons of fucking clues in
Speaker 8: the shining and Disney is straight up pushing it in
Speaker 8: kids' faces with the first Mickey Mouse cartoons. And then
Speaker 8: we take a closer look at Disney and we see
Speaker 8: that before he'd be be came the infamous Walt Disney.
Speaker 8: He and his dad were involved in the Chicago World's
Speaker 8: Fair and the New York World's Fair, and uh, you know,
Speaker 8: we got the incubator babies and the fucking orphan trains
Speaker 8: and all that shit going on. And he was also
Speaker 8: involved with the Red Cross in nineteen eighteen, linked to
Speaker 8: the Knights Templar, which is essentially a big money laundering operation, right,
Speaker 8: But so Disney later in nineteen twenty joins The Day Malay,
Speaker 8: which is essentially like the Mickey Mouse Club for Knights
Speaker 8: Templar and the Masons right, and the Day Malay had
Speaker 8: only just come into being in nineteen twenty, so Disney
Speaker 8: was one of the absolute first initial to join the club.
Speaker 8: And what are the odds of him being involved with
Speaker 8: not one but two World's fairs and a part of
Speaker 8: not one but two secret society clubs linked to the
Speaker 8: Masons and the Knights Templar before the age of twenty
Speaker 8: and then goes on to become arguably the most famous
Speaker 8: guy on earth.
Speaker 2: What the fuck?
Speaker 8: Most of the rumors, if you can even call them that,
Speaker 8: because they're probably pretty true, are that Walt Disney was
Speaker 8: a wizard and occultist, a magician, a satanist, a racist,
Speaker 8: and a misogynist. I mean, the list goes on, right,
Speaker 8: But the proof is in the pudding. When we look
Speaker 8: at his work, he never promotes a strong family structure.
Speaker 8: It is loaded with magic and rituals and spellcasting and
Speaker 8: you name it. But could it be that the movies
Speaker 8: themselves are just elaborate spells that we cast on our
Speaker 8: own children by letting them watch them. I mean, look
Speaker 8: at his friends, okay, gilt by association if you will,
Speaker 8: aren't they the ones who created NASA. I mean we
Speaker 8: got Crowley Warner, Von Braun, Parsons, el Ron Hubbard, and
Speaker 8: Disney the Babylon bunch, right. I mean, maybe I'm wrong,
Speaker 8: but drawing cartoons is not rocket science, no pun intended.
Speaker 8: So where's the connection between these guys? Like I said before,
Speaker 8: birds of a shit feather flock together. They were all
Speaker 8: dark occultists, simple as that, super simple. And we see
Speaker 8: the programming in Disney Movie. They work on depravity inversion
Speaker 8: and dark occult rituals, which I'm gonna go ahead and
Speaker 8: throw Nickelodeon right in there with them. And we are
Speaker 8: bombarded on a massive level with black magic, and we
Speaker 8: have never once fought back against it. The exact opposite. Actually,
Speaker 8: we promote it, and we wear it on T shirts
Speaker 8: and subscribe to their streaming services and so on and
Speaker 8: so on. And I myself am even guilty of some
Speaker 8: of that. But you know, Disney was also tied to
Speaker 8: the fucking FBI and Jay Edgar Hoover. They knew he
Speaker 8: would comply with whatever they wanted him to do. And
Speaker 8: in the nineteen fifties when he opened Disneyland, it's on
Speaker 8: record that he gave the FBI a free pass to
Speaker 8: use the park for whatever they wanted to use it for,
Speaker 8: which it was documented could be for private or recreational purposes.
Speaker 8: Think about what that probably implies, dude, after all of
Speaker 8: research we've done with the CIA and serial killers. This
Speaker 8: is right during Project paper Clip too, by the way,
Speaker 8: and then Boom in the nineteen sixties he comes out
Speaker 8: with EPCOT the City of Tomorrow, literally based on Nazi ideals.
Speaker 8: And it's a long story on how. But Disney is
Speaker 8: tax exempt like a church. Again, is this a coincidence?
Speaker 8: I feel like people have a problem when I say
Speaker 8: things like government programs or Disney having connections to the
Speaker 8: FBI and CIA. They get to thinking that that means
Speaker 8: it must be separate from religious groups. But dude, if
Speaker 8: I've said it once, I'll say it a million times.
Speaker 8: Government rituals are based upon and work upon, the most
Speaker 8: ancient mystery religions. The Rothschilds like the ancient Canonite mystery
Speaker 8: rituals and use Akkadian, Hittite, Canonite Babylonian rituals. The rituals
Speaker 8: from ancient Egypt are also heavily used by the government.
Speaker 8: The colons Sinclair type elite bloodlines and some of the
Speaker 8: other elite families like Disney with a Northern European Celtic background,
Speaker 8: are very much into druid rituals, but do not separate
Speaker 8: government from ritualistic because it's one of the same. In
Speaker 8: my opinion, this is just a spiritual war, and one
Speaker 8: of the most absolute critical tactics you could use is
Speaker 8: to go after the minds of children and future generations
Speaker 8: of children and then their children. You know, fuck them, dude,
Speaker 8: fuck them, they're smart. That's why it works. All the
Speaker 8: first Disney programs were focused on space and Mars and science,
Speaker 8: and one of the character's names was Elon. In the
Speaker 8: very first Disney programs, he was pushing space, he was
Speaker 8: pushing dinosaurs, he was pushing dissolving the family unit and
Speaker 8: obsession with magic. Okay, and it's always showing you like,
Speaker 8: the fun happens when the parents aren't around. The magic
Speaker 8: happens when mom and dad are fucking dead or not
Speaker 8: home or some bullshit like that. Now, why is that?
Speaker 8: I mean, we got Peter pan Allis in Wonderland, Snow White, Cinderella,
Speaker 8: the list goes on. So when we're talking about the
Speaker 8: Mickey Mouse Club, it's pretty much just an homage to
Speaker 8: the day Malay, which is, like I said earlier, essentially
Speaker 8: the Mickey Mouse Club for Knight's Templar and the Masons.
Speaker 8: So with all this in mind, it's not hard to
Speaker 8: believe that the kids featured in The Mickey Mouse Club
Speaker 8: are some of the most fucked up celebrities in the game. Yeah,
Speaker 8: I get it. Britney Spears is probably the most notable. Okay,
Speaker 8: there are interviews with young Britney almost appearing to switch
Speaker 8: in and out of personalities. She's been drug done shit
Speaker 8: like lithium since childhood, and she was one of the
Speaker 8: first pop stars I can remember who began kind of
Speaker 8: like the nineties sexualization of kids. Okay, her music videos
Speaker 8: and her performances were targeted towards kids my age, but
Speaker 8: they were extremely sexual. And let's not forget that she
Speaker 8: full on kissed Madonna right on the mouth during one
Speaker 8: of the performances The High Witch herself, almost you know,
Speaker 8: signaling the eighties era into the nineties era with Britney.
Speaker 8: I mean, she shaved her fucking head and we all
Speaker 8: thought that was bad. But nothing, nothing could prepare us
Speaker 8: for the absolute matrix bizarre land that is Britney's Instagram page. Dude,
Speaker 8: the stuff she posts almost looks years old. Okay, and
Speaker 8: she looks different. Don't give me any shit, Okay, but
Speaker 8: she looks fucking different. She's got a gap in between
Speaker 8: her two front teeth. When do you fucking ever remember
Speaker 8: Brittany having a gap in between her two front teeth.
Speaker 8: You know, her makeup looks like heroin chic. It's always
Speaker 8: black eyeliner, like smudged and like running, like she's been
Speaker 8: kept in a basement somewhere and tortured for five days.
Speaker 8: And then they give her like an adrenaline shot and
Speaker 8: give her some knives and put her fucking put her
Speaker 8: in front of a fucking camera. And that's the videos
Speaker 8: we get on Instagram. She postshit saying she's like a
Speaker 8: fucking kindergartener. She says, I'm mckendick Goardana, I'm mckendi Godenna,
Speaker 8: Like what the fuck.
Speaker 11: I mean?
Speaker 8: She's also the center of a full on Mandela effect.
Speaker 8: Right with the red cat suit. I want you to
Speaker 8: take a second and imagine the music video for me
Speaker 8: in your head. Okay, with the red cat suit, is
Speaker 8: she wearing a microphone or not?
Speaker 11: Dude?
Speaker 8: One of those ear pieces with the little microphone that
Speaker 8: comes down in front of the mouth. Is she wearing
Speaker 8: one or not? Dude? How about this one? Is the
Speaker 8: skirt and hit me baby one more time? Plaid or not?
Speaker 8: If you answered yes, she's got a microphone in the
Speaker 8: red catsuit video and yes her skirt is plaid, you
Speaker 8: answered wrong, you might want to go check it out.
Speaker 8: I seem to remember there being a Halloween costume that
Speaker 8: year that fucking catsuit video came out, and it was
Speaker 8: a red leather catsuit and in the Halloween costume package
Speaker 8: had a fucking microphone. Okay, don't fuck with me. I
Speaker 8: grew up in the nineties. I witnessed it firsthand. I
Speaker 8: almost got that costume that year, and I know she
Speaker 8: had a fucking headset. But no, no, no, you go
Speaker 8: back and watch the music video and she doesn't. Okay.
Speaker 8: Needless to say, I feel like there's a lot of
Speaker 8: shit going on in the fucking Disney cult scene to
Speaker 8: this day. And the Mickey Mouse Clubhouse does not get
Speaker 8: off scott free. I mean, look at some of the
Speaker 8: people who came out of there. All right now, wrapping
Speaker 8: up our Disney section, let's take a quick break and
Speaker 8: we will be back right after this.
Speaker 2: We interrupt this program to bring you that Tring show start.
Speaker 17: Okay, so some of my favorite memories of the nineties,
Speaker 17: I would have to say I grew up playing with
Speaker 17: POGs and then eventually Pokemon cards and just all the
Speaker 17: card games, along with obviously watching a bunch of cartoons
Speaker 17: every morning, usually usually Disney, sometimes Nickelodeon, all the fun
Speaker 17: shows like Rocket Power and rug Rats and Are You
Speaker 17: Afraid of the Dark and a Real Monsters and all
Speaker 17: the Disney original movies too.
Speaker 11: Those are good times.
Speaker 17: But yeah, outside activities probably just roller blades, a lot
Speaker 17: of the time, playing hockey out in the street with
Speaker 17: roller blades, and you know, just good old.
Speaker 16: Times, messing with the neighborhood kids and stuff.
Speaker 8: And yeah, that's pretty.
Speaker 17: Much it as far as what I can remember as
Speaker 17: far as nineties activities and short.
Speaker 8: Hard Alright, So we've spent a lot of time so
Speaker 8: far talking about celebrities and even some musicians in the
Speaker 8: last episode. But what we haven't talked about yet, and
Speaker 8: don't skip this part just because you're not a fan,
Speaker 8: is nineties country. Okay, I grew up on nineties country.
Speaker 8: I think it's the best country out there, so I
Speaker 8: have a huge soft spot for it. I mean, we
Speaker 8: got Dixie Chicks, Shanaiah Brooks and Dunn Diamond Rio, Sawyah Brown, Leahne,
Speaker 8: Ryan Sloane Star, The Judgs, Toby Keith Rip and so
Speaker 8: fucking many more. But someone I want to talk about
Speaker 8: and take a little closer look at is a Garth Brooks. Yep,
Speaker 8: that's right. Turns out his path may be responsible for
Speaker 8: hundreds of missing people. His tour schedule literally aligns with
Speaker 8: like a shit ton of missing persons. Around seventy five
Speaker 8: people have went missing during his tours during the time
Speaker 8: he was passing through, and then they go on to
Speaker 8: find even more and even more and even more, all
Speaker 8: focused around Garth Brooks being in town. And he also
Speaker 8: has a pretty nasty rape charge. Okay, I know what
Speaker 8: you're thinking, if you're a nineties country fan like I am,
Speaker 8: why can't we have at least one Can we have
Speaker 8: at least one person who's not completely fucked off? And
Speaker 8: I'm gonna say, let's just air on the side of
Speaker 8: caution and say no, right. This theory first popped up
Speaker 8: with comedian Tom Segura, But dude, going off what we
Speaker 8: know about serial killers. I definitely wouldn't rule it out.
Speaker 8: It actually makes a lot of sense. Laugh if you want,
Speaker 8: But wouldn't it make so much sense? And William Ramsey
Speaker 8: has said the same thing. You would meet someone who
Speaker 8: could kind of move around and be everywhere and nowhere
Speaker 8: at the same time if you were going to do
Speaker 8: like some kind of programmed killer project. Right, somebody who
Speaker 8: is Garth Brooks by day and Richard Ramirez by night,
Speaker 8: and he's constantly moving around the country, So how the
Speaker 8: fuck would he get caught?
Speaker 18: Right?
Speaker 8: And then not bullshitting you, he has a really nasty
Speaker 8: rape charge. And the person who filed the rape charge said,
Speaker 8: at nause, Garth Brooks has a dark passenger, if you will.
Speaker 8: He talked about how he fantasized about raping many people
Speaker 8: he talked about. I mean, so this isn't just like
Speaker 8: a figure of speech when I say Garth Brooks is
Speaker 8: probably a serial killer. We know that he likes rape,
Speaker 8: why not murder? I mean, let's just take it to
Speaker 8: the next level, you know, But taking a little bit
Speaker 8: of a turn. What about movies? Okay, from the nineties,
Speaker 8: pulp fiction stands out big time, Okay, and Tarantino in
Speaker 8: general stands out to me. He's known to have frequented
Speaker 8: the Viper Room from the first episode and the Playboy Mansion.
Speaker 8: And what's also interesting is he ran to the defense
Speaker 8: of Roman Polanski because apparently Quentin Tarantino doesn't think sex
Speaker 8: with a thirteen year old should be considered rape. And also,
Speaker 8: Tarantino said Harvey Weinstein's behavior was quote known by everyone
Speaker 8: end quote, and he considers him a father figure quote unquote.
Speaker 8: Maybe that's why Uma Thurman hates him so fucking much
Speaker 8: and blames him for her car accident. But anyways, how
Speaker 8: about this. Rose McGowan from The View in a twenty
Speaker 8: eighteen interview said, quote Weinstein has tentacles far beyond Hollywood
Speaker 8: and deep into the Democratic Party and elsewhere. One of
Speaker 8: the attorneys who came after her for speaking out was
Speaker 8: Charles Harder, who she said now works for Donald Trump.
Speaker 8: Mind you, this was in twenty eighteen, and another was
Speaker 8: an attorney who worked for Al Gore. She also called
Speaker 8: out our Mickey Mouse Club House star Justin Timberlake as
Speaker 8: being besties with the likes of not only Harvey Weinstein,
Speaker 8: but also Woody Allen and also Jay Z and Diddy.
Speaker 8: If we're just throwing in all the names, you know
Speaker 8: which other Mickey Mouse Club House star has a friendship
Speaker 8: with Weinstein, Ryan fucking Gossling. Here's a quote from him.
Speaker 2: Quote.
Speaker 8: I want to add my voice of support for the
Speaker 8: women who have had the courage to speak out against
Speaker 8: Harvey Weinstein. Like most people in Hollywood, I have worked
Speaker 8: with him, and I'm deeply disappointed in myself for being
Speaker 8: so oblivious to these devastating experiences of sexual harassment and abuse.
Speaker 14: End quote.
Speaker 8: I'm so fucking sure, Ryan, I think he's just jumping ship,
Speaker 8: like to the bitch I was talking about earlier with
Speaker 8: the Nickelodeon stuff, to protect his image because, according to Tarantino,
Speaker 8: who has no reason to lie, everyone knew what the
Speaker 8: fuck he was into.
Speaker 11: Dude.
Speaker 8: So I don't know where you stand on all of
Speaker 8: this stuff. But if I hear Woody Allen was a
Speaker 8: stand up guy and he was just framed to make
Speaker 8: it look like he was something that he wasn't, I'm
Speaker 8: going to actually throw up. Because people get their information
Speaker 8: from HBO documentaries and think that they have a leg
Speaker 8: to stand on, and I just don't know, Like I
Speaker 8: hear some of the biggest names in the conspiracy theory
Speaker 8: community quoting shit from Netflix and HBO documentaries, like isn't
Speaker 8: this what we talk about as being psyops and fucking
Speaker 8: planting shit into your mind? I literally heard someone on
Speaker 8: Tinfoil hat talking about how good of a documentary they
Speaker 8: watched on Netflix about Ted Bundy, and I'm sitting here like,
Speaker 8: are we really giving credit to anyone who puts a
Speaker 8: documentary out on HBO or Netflix? Because it's some of
Speaker 8: the biggest bullshit crap I've ever heard ever. But before
Speaker 8: I get ahead of myself, let's take another quick break
Speaker 8: and we'll be back right after this.
Speaker 12: This is Nigel d Boat speaking from the Red Bill
Speaker 12: Cartail podcast, and Davy wants to let you know the
Speaker 12: things that he misses from the nineties.
Speaker 7: Here we go.
Speaker 12: Number one is having friends over and gaming and playing
Speaker 12: split screen instead of sitting alone at home being a
Speaker 12: drunk fucker alone and playing games online with friends.
Speaker 6: That was a big one.
Speaker 12: Number two is house parties with people from high school.
Speaker 2: That shit was rocking. Those were some good times.
Speaker 12: You know, we got in a little bit of trouble,
Speaker 12: but nothing to write home about, but we missed those days.
Speaker 2: Number three is orbits.
Speaker 12: You know that drink that came out with the floaty
Speaker 12: bits in it, the floating gel bits, and you had
Speaker 12: to chew your drink. Yes, we love that shit.
Speaker 2: We wish you would come back.
Speaker 12: Number four is discovering music for the first time. You know,
Speaker 12: we found music that our parents and our brother listened to,
Speaker 12: but then we found another particular band and it just
Speaker 12: opened our mind to all these new possibilities, and we
Speaker 12: wish we could go back again and listen to it
Speaker 12: for the first time. Number five is movies when they
Speaker 12: were actually good, you know, like when you can actually
Speaker 12: say shit in them. Now our freedom of speech is
Speaker 12: bullshit and everything is woke now that shit is so
Speaker 12: super gay now and they don't make good movies anymore.
Speaker 12: And finally, experimenting with drugs and alcohol for the very
Speaker 12: first time when you were like fourteen or eighteen or
Speaker 12: whatever that was Davy in the nineties, you know, taking
Speaker 12: acid for the first time and smoking the marijuana. These
Speaker 12: are the things we miss.
Speaker 15: I'm ready to go in, coach, just give me a chance.
Speaker 15: I know there's a lot riding on it, but it's
Speaker 15: all psychological.
Speaker 2: Just got it.
Speaker 15: Ain't a positive frame of mind. I'm gonna execute about
Speaker 15: neck pattern, super slow mouth. Let's see that in an
Speaker 15: instant replay, Got game?
Speaker 16: I like my game?
Speaker 1: You know me bad?
Speaker 8: I'm ready to go in coach. So let's just for
Speaker 8: fun look at some of the nineteen nineties major movies.
Speaker 8: Since we talked about a lot of dark stuff, let's
Speaker 8: lighten it up a little bit. And of course I
Speaker 8: can't go through all of them, but let's just look
Speaker 8: at some of them. All right. We got The Truman
Speaker 8: Show full of conspiracy stuff. It's conspiracy Wonderland, right Forrest Gump, which, yes,
Speaker 8: came out in the nineties. I could have swore it
Speaker 8: came out after I was old enough to watch it,
Speaker 8: but it came out the year I was fucking born.
Speaker 8: So life is lack a box of chocolates. Then we
Speaker 8: have Goodfellas, Goodwill, Hunting, Jurassic Park, Clueless, Seven Ghosts, pulp
Speaker 8: fiction as we mentioned earlier, Misery, Heat Shawshank, Redemption, Dumb
Speaker 8: and Dummer, Big Lebowski, Pretty Woman, The Sixth and Scream,
Speaker 8: Boys in the Hood, Dazed and Confused, Ten Things I
Speaker 8: Hate About You, Fight Club, American Beauty, The Matrix, The
Speaker 8: Silence of the Lambs, Jerry Maguire, Trimmers, Friday, Men in Black, Fear,
Speaker 8: and if you haven't seen Fear, you should. It's got
Speaker 8: Marky Mark and Reese Witherspoon. We got Fargo Home Alone,
Speaker 8: Sleepless in Seattle, The Crow Twister, I Love, Bill Paxton,
Speaker 8: Toy Story, Brave Heart, Cry Baby, Edward Scissorhands, Pleasantville, The Mask.
Speaker 8: I mean, I already covered Jim Carrey at nauseum. But
Speaker 8: the nineties, man, the nineties are when Jim Carrey fucking
Speaker 8: blew up, dude, blew up. And if you want more
Speaker 8: information about Jim Carrey, you can go to the Cosmic
Speaker 8: Peach podcast and you can listen to the Jim Carrey
Speaker 8: series that I put out. But I did a bonus
Speaker 8: episode on my patreon, Cosmic Peach Patreon that really blows
Speaker 8: the lid off of Jim Carrey. So if you're interested,
Speaker 8: you can go to patreon Cosmic Peach podcast and check
Speaker 8: in the room two three seven. So then we have
Speaker 8: the Adams Family. I know what you did last summer
Speaker 8: Groundhog Day interview with the Vampire Missus Doubtfire as good
Speaker 8: as it gets. I mean, come on, guys, the nineties
Speaker 8: were the time for movies, at least in my opinion,
Speaker 8: Now and Then is another one of my faves. Definitely nineties.
Speaker 8: We got The Green Mile, how about Arachnphobia, Trimmers, Independence Day,
Speaker 8: The Grimlins Two, Never Been Kissed, My Girl, She's all That,
Speaker 8: The Parent Trap, Boomerang with Eddie Murphy's There's something about
Speaker 8: Mary my best Friend's wedding, Kindergarten Cop. Did I say
Speaker 8: The Big Lebowski already? I mean, if I haven't, I
Speaker 8: you know, definitely The Big Lebowski. And if I have,
Speaker 8: it's definitely worth mentioning twice. But it's one of my
Speaker 8: favorite movies of all time. There's just so fucking much
Speaker 8: that came out in the nineties. I mean, Minace to Society,
Speaker 8: I mean, you name it, right, Schindler's List. Come on,
Speaker 8: how about shows? We've talked about a few of them already,
Speaker 8: but Party of Five, right, nine oh two, one zero,
Speaker 8: Dawson's Creek, Uh, Martin, My Signed, Felled, Twin Peaks, Sex
Speaker 8: in the City, The X Files. Shows were popping in
Speaker 8: the nineties, Dude, The Simpsons, The Fresh Prince of bel Air, Friends,
Speaker 8: Law and Order, The Nanny, That Seventies show, Freaks and Geeks,
Speaker 8: South Park, My So called Life, Third Rock from the Sun,
Speaker 8: Sabrina The Teenage which everybody loves, Raymond Daria, Buffy, The
Speaker 8: Vampire Slayer, Charmed, Futurama, Full House. I mean, like I
Speaker 8: said before, I've got a soft spot for the nineties, obviously,
Speaker 8: but you can't listen to all that shit and not
Speaker 8: think that there was a huge shift in culture that
Speaker 8: came out of the nineties. But movies and shows aren't
Speaker 8: the only thing that blew up like crazy in the nineties.
Speaker 8: How about Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone was published
Speaker 8: June twenty sixth, nineteen ninety seven. How do y'all feel
Speaker 8: about JK. Rowling? Is she an occultist? I think so?
Speaker 8: Is she fucking awesome because she hates trannies? Or is
Speaker 8: she u psyop? There are so many rumors surrounding this woman.
Speaker 8: She's got like some kind of a tattoo people talk about.
Speaker 8: I mean, if you read and watch Harry Potter at all,
Speaker 8: you really really have to question how much this bitch knows.
Speaker 8: I mean, the amount of dark occultism she puts into
Speaker 8: her books that then become movies is fucking ridiculous. But
Speaker 8: it's at the same time, and it's like she's against
Speaker 8: the lgpt QRS stuff. And I mean it's like I said,
Speaker 8: is she awesome? Is she an awesome occultist? Or is
Speaker 8: she just a big sy op person. I don't know
Speaker 8: what were some of your absolute favorite movies and shows
Speaker 8: growing up in the nineties. Mine tend to lean towards
Speaker 8: Jim Carrey, And again, like I said, he is his
Speaker 8: own whole mini series, and if you would like to
Speaker 8: listen to that, I would suggest going to Patreon and
Speaker 8: looking for those Jim Carrey episodes because they're dope as fuck.
Speaker 8: But with that being said, let's take another quick break, guys,
Speaker 8: and we'll be back right after this.
Speaker 10: Hey, Juliet's Ryan from Dangerous World podcast for your nineties episode,
Speaker 10: which is a great idea. I was born in nineteen
Speaker 10: ninety one, so right at the beginning of all the nineties,
Speaker 10: and I think it was really cool that, you know,
Speaker 10: as a kid, I got to experience life before a
Speaker 10: lot of this is new technology, and as an adult,
Speaker 10: I you know, kind of get to see all the
Speaker 10: crazy laziness that comes with all of it and just
Speaker 10: all of the weird shit, Like you know, growing up
Speaker 10: and seeing both of those eras is kind of interesting.
Speaker 10: I feel like eighties and nineties kids are really the
Speaker 10: only ones that got to experience like their prime like
Speaker 10: fun youth years and then also be young enough to
Speaker 10: kind of learn with the technology as it grows. And
Speaker 10: another thing that's interesting about that technology is, you know,
Speaker 10: technological developments back then were exciting for a lot of
Speaker 10: us and cool and just like it seemed like, you know,
Speaker 10: this is great, we got so much that we can
Speaker 10: do with this new stuff. And now technological developments are
Speaker 10: very kind of scary for people that are kind of
Speaker 10: tapped in and understand what's going on and how it's
Speaker 10: being used against us.
Speaker 16: So those are my main things.
Speaker 10: I could probably have some more, but the technological side
Speaker 10: is just kind of crazy to think about for me.
Speaker 10: Let me know if this sounds good and if not,
Speaker 10: I can record another one. But good luck on your episode,
Speaker 10: and again, great idea.
Speaker 9: I wish I thought of.
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Speaker 8: Hey guys, how about food from the nineties. Yeah, some
Speaker 8: of the junkiest bullshit junk ever. Fruit Topia, You guys,
Speaker 8: remember that shit was in vending machines. I fuck loved
Speaker 8: fruit Topia, the strawberry one, fruit Toopia, Lunchables, Serge hot Pockets,
Speaker 8: pop tarts. Those are nineties shits. Okay, some of the
Speaker 8: nastiest junk came out in the nineties. You know what
Speaker 8: else came out in the nineties. They put soda machines
Speaker 8: in schools, cereal commercials during fucking Saturday cartoons. You guys
Speaker 8: remember Ario's fucking oreos for breakfast, right, Cocoa wheats, you guys,
Speaker 8: your mom ever pushed that shit on you. They looked
Speaker 8: like a soggy dog turd. You add milk and you
Speaker 8: eat it with some buttery toast. And speaking of that,
Speaker 8: the push for milk consumption in the nineties is still
Speaker 8: something that absolutely boggles my mind, and I don't get
Speaker 8: it other than the fact that it's just absolutely loaded
Speaker 8: with hormones. Okay, because the got milk thing came out
Speaker 8: in nineteen three, you remember, every fucking celebrity known demand
Speaker 8: had some kind of a headshot that was posted up
Speaker 8: in fucking grocery stores, in schools on billboards with a
Speaker 8: milk mustache. And not only that, but in nineteen ninety two,
Speaker 8: McDonald's invited everyone to supersize their meals. So just looking
Speaker 8: at health and food alone from the nineties, yeah, we
Speaker 8: can say that we all have fond memories of growing
Speaker 8: up eating fucking oreos, drinking serge and having heart attacks
Speaker 8: at school drinking fruit topia. But this got milk thing,
Speaker 8: if you really start to look at the generation of
Speaker 8: girls my age who were targeted during the nineties with
Speaker 8: the got milk this is just me. But my school
Speaker 8: did not offer water at lunch people. I don't know
Speaker 8: if that's still a thing. It's in a while since
Speaker 8: I graduated in twenty thirteen. But you know, here's here's
Speaker 8: how my experience at school. If you were fucking thirsty,
Speaker 8: you had to get water out of the drinking fountain,
Speaker 8: and if you were lucky like me. The fucking water
Speaker 8: fountain water was brown. It tasted like fucking bothole juice,
Speaker 8: and I would have rather thirsted than to drink out
Speaker 8: of that fucking water fountain. And there was always some fat,
Speaker 8: bio sweaty kid with a fucking with two cawa licks
Speaker 8: in the back of his hair who put his whole
Speaker 8: mouth over the drinking fountain thing like he had a
Speaker 8: fucking deep throat it and shoot the water back to
Speaker 8: his fucking layeringitis and fucking drink the water like that.
Speaker 8: I don't get it, Like, if you're gonna take a sip,
Speaker 8: take a little sup out of the water fountain, you
Speaker 8: just hit the button and you lean over it and
Speaker 8: you take a sip and you just that's it. You
Speaker 8: don't have to fucking mouthfuck the water fountain thing. But
Speaker 8: so anyways, I wasn't about to drink that shit. And
Speaker 8: when you went to lunch, in the lunch line, you
Speaker 8: got the choice of milk, milk or milk, different flavor variations, chocolate, strawberry,
Speaker 8: or regular, And like maybe if you were lucky, they'd
Speaker 8: throw like an orange juice the size of a thin
Speaker 8: bole in there that had eighty two grams of sugar
Speaker 8: in it. So my generation of kids growing up had
Speaker 8: milk shoved down their fucking throats, and every time I
Speaker 8: went to the doctor, it was like, is she drinking milk?
Speaker 8: Is she getting enough calcium? The type of milk that
Speaker 8: my mom was buying, the type of milk that was
Speaker 8: available in the nineties. It wasn't like when you go
Speaker 8: to fucking Whole Foods, okay, and you can get like
Speaker 8: super organic, ultra pasteurized, supernatural milk, right, it was great
Speaker 8: value in a see through plastic jug. And the problem
Speaker 8: is is milk is so bad for you. Honestly, it's
Speaker 8: got tons of sugar and hormones in it unless you're,
Speaker 8: like I said, buying some kind of a too super
Speaker 8: organic or raw milk. And there's a lot of health
Speaker 8: issues coming out of my generation of kids, a lot
Speaker 8: of reproductive issues, a lot of fertility issues, a lot
Speaker 8: of weird illnesses. And then you start looking if they're
Speaker 8: targeting the food and the milk, and McDonald's is telling
Speaker 8: everybody they need to supersize it. How is other aspects
Speaker 8: of healthcare and it, you know, shouldn't shock anyone. But
Speaker 8: many vaccines came out in the nineteen nineties, including vaccines
Speaker 8: for chicken pox, hepatitis, influenza type B, lime disease, rhoda virus,
Speaker 8: and Sam Tripoli's favorite came out in the nineteen nineties,
Speaker 8: hepatitis B for infants and everyone else. Right, the hepatitis
Speaker 8: B vaccine was added to the recommended childhood vaccines in
Speaker 8: nineteen ninety four. Also, the d TAP DTaP vaccine was
Speaker 8: licensed and recommended to children of all ages in nineteen
Speaker 8: ninety one. All Right, and I know this isn't nineties,
Speaker 8: but dishonorable mention all of this shit they added right
Speaker 8: for the kid's chicken pox, hepatitis A, flu type B,
Speaker 8: hepatitis B, they added all this shit, right, the t
Speaker 8: edapp Right, they added that, and then they followed it
Speaker 8: up quickly thereafter in two thousand and six with the
Speaker 8: Guarda SIL vaccine, which many people don't understand this who
Speaker 8: are smart because they would never take their kids to
Speaker 8: go get this. But it's just like the COVID fucking jab.
Speaker 8: It's like a three part series and you got to
Speaker 8: come back every couple months and get re upped on
Speaker 8: the fucking Garda sil. In my mom, God bless her heart.
Speaker 8: I know she didn't do it on purpose, but anytime
Speaker 8: they rolled out a new vaccine for kids to get,
Speaker 8: she was right there at the doctor signing me fucking
Speaker 8: up for it. And I have a load of reproductive issues,
Speaker 8: which I think stem from childhood. In the nineties, the
Speaker 8: food was shit. I never drank any water, you know.
Speaker 8: I would come in from playing with my friends and
Speaker 8: drink a coke, a surge, a fruit topia.
Speaker 15: You know.
Speaker 8: I was eating candy for breakfast. I was drinking milk incessantly,
Speaker 8: you know. And then all these vaccines rolled out for
Speaker 8: kids my age, and then they followed it right up
Speaker 8: in two thousand and six with this guard a steel shot.
Speaker 8: And you know what I find interesting that I was
Speaker 8: waiting until this episode to talk about is River Phoenix.
Speaker 8: In the nineties went on talk shows and was very
Speaker 8: vocal and very outspoken on his thoughts about vaccines. And
Speaker 8: he even went on several talk shows and said that
Speaker 8: they were full of toxic garbage, that there were a
Speaker 8: ton of side effects, that no child needed to be
Speaker 8: over vaccinated, like how they were pushing it. I mean,
Speaker 8: he was just famous enough to get the attention of
Speaker 8: you know, onlooking parents in the nineties, you know, and
Speaker 8: he's living right in the generation where all this shit
Speaker 8: is coming out. Chicken pox, sepatitis A blue type, be
Speaker 8: lime disease, rotavirus, hepatitis B TE DApp, all this shit
Speaker 8: is coming out, and they're like, yep, all the kids
Speaker 8: should get these. All the kids, they can't even go
Speaker 8: to school unless they get all these state recommended jabbies.
Speaker 8: And so, you know, look what happened to River. They
Speaker 8: said that before that night when he died at the
Speaker 8: viper room, that he was on the straight and narrow,
Speaker 8: that he had been doing really good. He was very
Speaker 8: enthusiastic about the future. He had been cleaned for several months.
Speaker 8: It's like I said, he was going on talk shows
Speaker 8: talking about how, you know, kids shouldn't be getting these vaccines,
Speaker 8: that he thought it was wrong and immoral, and then
Speaker 8: out of nowhere, he overdoses and dies outside of the
Speaker 8: viper room. I mean, you know, I don't have enough
Speaker 8: supporting evidence to just come out and say I think
Speaker 8: he was murdered, But I do think he was murdered.
Speaker 8: I am allowed to have an opinion on it, and
Speaker 8: I think any I'm someone you know with a voice
Speaker 8: speaks out against the mainstream narrative. You know, they it's
Speaker 8: it's super easy to get suicided or overdosed. If you
Speaker 8: listen to my presentations about the Laurel Canyon. I recently
Speaker 8: just did one with William Ramsey. The amount of deaths
Speaker 8: that came out of the Laurel Canyon that were blamed
Speaker 8: on drug overdoses is ridiculous. And they all had very
Speaker 8: suspicious ties to people or were involved in stuff. And
Speaker 8: you know, just one day they show up dead at
Speaker 8: twenty seven drug overdose. River Phoenix was twenty three. Dude.
Speaker 8: I mean, it's just crazy to me. And it's also
Speaker 8: super obvious that there is more going on than what
Speaker 8: they say. But you know, with that being said, we
Speaker 8: are going to wrap up the Nineties Night Part two.
Speaker 8: I have a few more audio clips for you and
Speaker 8: then we are out. But I do want you to
Speaker 8: look forward to Nineties Night Part three. It's just around
Speaker 8: the corner. I am going to have a special guest
Speaker 8: joining me on Nineties Night Part three and we're going
Speaker 8: to dive into even more of the bizarre and the crazy,
Speaker 8: and I hope you are enjoying this series so far.
Speaker 8: Thanks everybody for listening and I'll catch you on the
Speaker 8: next one.
Speaker 4: Hurry up, munch those fries. We've got to get back
Speaker 4: to works too. Oh no, I can't fold anymore.
Speaker 16: My hands are killing me.
Speaker 4: I think I'm getting that carpet tunnel syndrome. You don't
Speaker 4: have it. You can only catch it from a computer. Well,
Speaker 4: I'm definitely getting some sort of syndrome. Maybe you're getting
Speaker 4: cheef off syndrome from folding all those cheesy sweaters. We
Speaker 4: just got it, no joke. I'm so sick of that place.
Speaker 4: The next customer that comes in, I'm gonna go, Hi,
Speaker 4: welcome to the gap. Can I sell you some crap?
Speaker 1: Damn you?
Speaker 8: H bye?
Speaker 4: Hey you also miss anything? Nothing? Chrissy's being stupid again. Hey,
Speaker 4: that reminds me.
Speaker 2: I have a joke.
Speaker 13: I heard Michael Jackson went shopping at Kmart because there
Speaker 13: was a sale.
Speaker 4: He screwed it up, Dumbo.
Speaker 8: He went shopping at Kmart because he heard little boys
Speaker 8: pants were.
Speaker 16: Half off.
Speaker 1: Ride.
Speaker 4: I'm so out of it. He's such a freak.
Speaker 2: That's not there.
Speaker 4: You huis already convicted him.
Speaker 8: Oh, his chargers are based on hearsaying conjenture.
Speaker 18: It's all circumstantial and anecdotal evidence.
Speaker 4: Why I'm just telling you what I heard. Do you
Speaker 4: even know what those words mean?
Speaker 15: No?
Speaker 4: You guys have been watching too much court TV.
Speaker 9: I know.
Speaker 4: Have you been following the men Anandez trial.
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 4: You see their lawyer's hair. Oh my god, she's guilty
Speaker 4: of a bad term.
Speaker 2: Really, I object.
Speaker 4: I mean it's like being represented by Sammy Hagar. Hey,
Speaker 4: wish one up. The brother has got his thing cut off.
Speaker 4: I think that's the older one. Oh God, I love
Speaker 4: these fries?
Speaker 2: You love so much?
Speaker 4: Why you marry him?
Speaker 16: Can I have some?
Speaker 15: Sure?
Speaker 16: Cindy go ahead?
Speaker 4: Oh god, these are good? Uh, Sidney, can you leave
Speaker 4: some for us? I thought you were trying to lose weight?
Speaker 1: There?
Speaker 2: Off there, I'm Starvist.
Speaker 4: Diet starts Monday.
Speaker 18: Hello, and welcome to another edition of Bill Swirsky's super Fans.
Speaker 18: I'm Bob Sworsky, sitting in for my brother Bill, who's
Speaker 18: still recovering from that dreadful heart attack with me, as
Speaker 18: always are to super fans. Pat Arnold, Hey, Bob, Karl Wallarski,
Speaker 18: Hey bab and title counter.
Speaker 4: I'll worry you, Bob, real good, real good.
Speaker 18: Once again, we're coming to you from Dika's restaurant and
Speaker 18: heart of Chicago, the city of the Big Shoulders, home
Speaker 18: to a certain team which, come January, will run rough
Speaker 18: shot over the competition in Super Bowl twenty six. A
Speaker 18: team that is known as gub Bears bears.
Speaker 19: All the most bleachers of the universe to the innermost
Speaker 19: planets of our Solar system. This is Space the Infinite
Speaker 19: Frontier with your host, Chicago Cubs broadcaster Harry carry.
Speaker 2: Hi, everybody, Harry Cony here and welcome to Space the
Speaker 2: Infinite Frontier. We've got a great show lined up for you.
Speaker 2: Joining us at the studio today all the way from
Speaker 2: cal Tech is astroal physicist doctor Keed Waller. Welcome to
Speaker 2: the show, kid, Thanks so much. It's nice being here
Speaker 2: now the doctor. Recently, they've discovered that there might be
Speaker 2: life on one of the moons of Jupiter. Now that's
Speaker 2: gotta be exciting for you.
Speaker 16: Oh yeah, Harry.
Speaker 13: We're thrilled to discover that life can theoretically exist below
Speaker 13: the surface of planets due to the heat caused by
Speaker 13: a volcanic activity.
Speaker 2: That's something else. Let me ask, what's your favorite planet?
Speaker 13: Well, I don't have a favorite. I find them all fascinating.
Speaker 13: They're all part of us.
Speaker 2: Mine's the sun always has been. I like it because
Speaker 2: it's like the king of planets.
Speaker 16: Well, actually, Harriet, it's not a not a planet, it's
Speaker 16: a star.
Speaker 2: Well planet or star. When that thing burns out, we're
Speaker 2: all gonna be dead.
Speaker 16: Well that's that's true.
Speaker 13: But it's not gonna burn out for a very long time,
Speaker 13: of course.
Speaker 2: I hope not. Hi doctor, have you ever seen an eclipse?
Speaker 1: Oh?
Speaker 16: Yeah, I've seen many.
Speaker 1: Yes.
Speaker 2: You know, if you stare at it head on, it'll
Speaker 2: burn your eyes out.
Speaker 16: Well, it's not best to stare at it the sun
Speaker 16: during a lick eclipse.
Speaker 2: You know, but it's hard not to. I once took
Speaker 2: a pair of binoculars and stared at the Sun for
Speaker 2: over an hour.
Speaker 16: Why would you do that?
Speaker 2: Curiosity, I guess. Heck, I'm curious like a cat. I
Speaker 2: have a couple of friends that call me.
Speaker 16: Whiskers because you're is like a cat.
Speaker 2: Yes, Hi, now, Ken, we all know that the moon
Speaker 2: is not made of green cheese.
Speaker 16: Yes, that's true.
Speaker 2: But what if it were made of barbecue spare ribs?
Speaker 2: Would you eat it? Then?
Speaker 3: What?
Speaker 2: I know? I would Heck, I'd have seconds and then
Speaker 2: then polish it off. With a tall, cool budweiser.
Speaker 1: I would do it?
Speaker 2: Yeah, would you?
Speaker 16: I'm confused.
Speaker 2: It's a simple question, doctor, Would you eat the moon
Speaker 2: if it were made of ribs?
Speaker 16: I don't I don't know how to answer that.
Speaker 2: It's not rock and science. Just say yes and we'll
Speaker 2: move on. Yes. Hey, how about this mad child disease?
Speaker 16: What about it?
Speaker 2: Well, it was here for a while that it went
Speaker 2: away your thoughts?
Speaker 13: Yes, yes, it was what was in the news for
Speaker 13: a while and then it disappeared from the news.
Speaker 2: Good point. Jeez, I hope I'll never get it.
Speaker 5: By.
Speaker 2: What about this? If you had a choice between being
Speaker 2: the top scientist in your field or getting mad cow disease,
Speaker 2: what would it be?
Speaker 16: Well, of course I would choose to be the top
Speaker 16: scientist in my field.
Speaker 2: Oh good, I was worried you choose mad cow.
Speaker 16: Why would you think that?
Speaker 2: I guess I'm just a worrier. That's that's why my
Speaker 2: friends called me whiskers.
Speaker 13: I thought you said your friends called you whiskers because
Speaker 13: because you were curious as a cat.
Speaker 2: Well, doctor Walla, it has been a pleasure. We've covered
Speaker 2: a lolid ground, shared a few laughs. Thanks for coming on.
Speaker 2: My pleasure he's a good kid. That's all the time.
Speaker 11: We have.
Speaker 2: Join us next week with our guest Albert Einstein. What well,
Speaker 2: apparently Albert Einstein died four to two years ago.
Speaker 15: Do you know what.
Speaker 2: We'll try and get him anyway, Say you next time,
Speaker 2: Tom Flent, Tom.
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Speaker 1: And you won't know my name is the law, but
Speaker 1: I lay my tender.
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Speaker 4: Can't I take yards?
Speaker 11: You can take the manager.
Speaker 4: Sit right there, I'll tell you how it became the
Speaker 4: prince of a town called bel Air.
Speaker 6: Cobain's body was found in a house in Seattle on
Speaker 6: Friday morning. He was dead of an apparently self inflicted
Speaker 6: shotgun blast to the head.
Speaker 3: We have reports from Paris the Dinah, Princess of Wales
Speaker 3: has been killed in the car accidents.
Speaker 11: Your hey,