Sirens and Mermaids

Believing the Bizarre: Paranormal Conspiracies & Myths

Tyler and Charlie

Society & Culture, Science, Comedy, Natural Sciences

4.7 • 781 Ratings

🗓️ 7 September 2021

⏱️ 44 minutes

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Summary

What lives in the vastness of the ocean? Are there spirits that crave human flesh, or gentile creatures that want to help us? We may never know for sure but Sirens and Mermaids will always be in the back of our minds when traveling the seas.

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0:00.0	Have you ever seen a face in the water when swimming in the ocean?
0:04.7	Were the myths of old actually true?
0:08.0	Do beautiful half-women wait for us in the sea?
0:12.0	Today we test the believability of sirens and mermaids.
0:42.2	Music Welcome to Believing the Bazaar,
0:44.4	where we dive into the unknown and the unusual.
0:47.2	And tell you whether or not we find it believable. I thought this episode was going to be stupid.
0:51.4	But my wife Stephanie said, you should do sirens.
0:56.1	I said, no, that's dumb.
0:57.6	Can you add a siren sound effect right here?
0:59.7	Yes.
1:00.0	And be like, no, that's not what this episode is about.
1:02.8	Although, I like how you were like, are they waiting for us, these half women in the water?
1:08.2	Like specifically for you and me?
1:09.6	Me and you.
1:10.4	It's been a minute since I've been in the ocean, so they are waiting.
1:13.7	They're checking their little fish watches.
1:15.2	They're still singing and...
1:17.6	I thought...
1:18.6	Like as Dave Matthews to try and get me out there.
1:21.0	That would get you, though.
1:22.0	And I'm like, hey, what is that?
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