30 Morbid Minutes

Necessity may be the mother of invention, but, on rare occasions, death is the result. Some of history’s brilliant minds and go-getters were tragically killed by their own creations, as recounted in this episode.

Tragedy struck Boston’s North End neighborhood in 1919 when dozens died and hundreds were injured in a freak accident. Today, we’re slip-sliding into Boston’s Great Molasses Flood of 1919, examining the aftermath and the causes.

Operating as a guise for Ireland's so-called "wayward" women, Magdalene Asylums exploited and abused the women living and working in them, well into the late twentieth century.

Popularized during the 1930s as an alleged mental health treatment, lobotomies destroyed the lives and cognitive function of many. Today, in the United States, they're technically still legal.

Examining the real life mad doctors and their galvanic experiments that inspired one of literature's most famous monsters.

A long requested topic, examining the mass hysteria that led to accusations of witchcraft and the subsequent hangings of 19 individuals in Salem, Massachusetts between February 1692 and May 1693.

Prepare to lose your appetite... Soylent Green is PEOPLE!

A former EMT joins us to discuss some of the harrowing and memorable experiences in this life-saving field.

Shaun the former EMT joins us to discuss some of his harrowing and memorable experiences in this life-saving field. Part 2!