Hello, listeners. Thank you so much for your patience while I've been on maternity leave.

The release schedule is still going to be variable for a while, thanks to the unpredictability of the world right now.

But I'll do my best to keep putting out episodes more regularly. As always, there's more happening on the MCP

Patreon page. Recently, we started doing guided meditations that explore morbid

locations. If you're interested or just want to hang out with a bunch of nerdy, creepy,

awesome people, just join our Patreon page at the lowest tier at Bitley slash morbid patron. That's

bit.ly slash morbid patron. Thank you again for your patience. Also, stay tuned during the

break for details about a special giveaway in honor of the return of the MCP. And now on with the episode.

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The information in this episode is meant for interest only. All the plants mentioned can cause

dangerous effects on the human brain.

The Morbid Curiosity podcast does not support the ingestion or use of any of these plants or any

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Humans are fascinated by gore and violence, but even more so the mysterious and unsolved.

Interest in these disturbing and unpleasant subjects is called morbid curiosity, and it has gripped hundreds of people throughout the ages.

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