What would you do if someone you thought was dead came back to life?

Are there ancient Haitian rituals that can lead to reanimation?

And what if there were scientific studies that laid the groundwork for this to be possible?

Today, we test the believability of zombies.

Thank you. We test the believability of zombies. Welcome to Believing the Bazaar, where we dive into the unknown and the unusual.

And tell you whether or not we find a believable.

That is right. It's Tuesday. We are both back in Ohio. We're in my attic. There's like a nice, soft light coming in. Yeah, no more, no more winter scleries. Yeah, no more winter scleries,

no more darkness while recording, but also the heat. Sweat's coming back. The sweat is coming back.

It's going to be like a pool in here. Yeah. Every episode in the summer,

I'm going to take my truck. Perfect. I'm excited because this is a topic I love so much. It's a topic

I have loved so much. Zombies. I'm glad that I grew up in the fad, the zombie fad. Yeah. It's actually

really ironic because when I was really young, not like 10,

I wanted to see more zombies in media. And then it happened. And it was almost like,

I'm too cool for this now. I was almost annoyed because everybody became obsessed with zombies.

There's a lot of zombie stuff. It's like when you, and not the zombies are underground,

but it's like when you love a band, and then they blow up with that hit

single, and then everybody's like, oh, it's my favorite band. Yeah. No, it's my favorite band. What's the thing now?

What's the horror thing now? I would say a lot of, I feel like more psychological. There's also,

there's a name for it, and I found it. You know, sometimes they name movies, like a show, like types of movies. And it's like, I always catch it too late.

I can't, how do I want to describe it?

Right now, the horror movie scene is seeing a lot of horror movies that have social

commentary.

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