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Short Suck #56: Triple Axel, Triple Chaos: The Rise and Fall of Tonya Harding

Tonya Harding went from landing one of the hardest moves in figure skating history to being at the center of a real-life “what the hell were you thinking?” crime. This episode unpacks her rough upbringing, explosive relationships, and the unbelievably sloppy plot that turned Olym ...  Show more

503 - Lemurians, Lizard People, and Lies: Ramtha’s School Exposed

A purple, 35,000-year-old warrior from Atlantis shows up in a woman’s kitchen… and somehow turns her into a millionaire. Totally normal. Today’s Timesuck unpacks the wild, weird, and wildly profitable story of JZ Knight, Ramtha, and the New Age empire based in Yelm, Washington th ...  Show more

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