Bodybacks with Joseph Scott Moore.

Since I was a small child, I have attended church.

Now, I've been a member of many different denominations, as I'm sure some of you have out there.

It's been, to say that it's a journey is probably an understatement.

However, in my experience, there was something that was consistent all the way through.

And that is that I was always taught that on the third day, Christ arose from the grave.

And the term that is always applied to that event is the resurrection.

I think that we could all agree that that's a seminal event in human history.

However, today I want to apply that term to another individual, a term that he actually went by.

And as a matter of fact, many of the people from around the world that were in the same field

as the gentleman were referred to as these, by these titles.

The term is resurrectionist.

Isn't that an odd term?

Does that mean that this individual himself was resurrected? Oh, no. That's not what it meant.

For this individual, actually went out and opened graves. And he didn't actually resurrect the dead,

but he did, in fact, remove them from their eternal resting spots.

I'm Joseph Scott Morgan and this is body bags.

I'm back together with my buddy, Dave Mack, and I'm telling, I got to tell you, my friends, listen, if it wasn't for Dave, I would not be doing this episode because he has been really jazzed about this, about this topic, because it is kind of like Dave.

Dave, you don't really know Dave.

Dave's a bit quirky, you know, which is cool, you know, that's why I dig in so much.

Quirk is a nice way of saying somebody's really weird.

No, no, no.

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