Hi and welcome once again to History Dweaves. I am Tim, welcome to the podcast, where we take a lighthearted look at the dark side of history.

And the topic of today's podcast is the exorcism of Annalise McHale. If you're familiar with the movie, the 2005 movie, The Exorcism of Emily Rose, that story was based upon real events about Annalise McHale.

We're going to talk about her life and some of the things that she went through.

Her tragic end.

Yes. But before we do, let me introduce our panel. I am joined, as always, by the very

lovely and talented, the Queen of Meen, the Empress of Evil, the Mistress of the Macaw,

pill-poppin, peanuts-loving, brandy. How are you today, Brandy?

I'm fucking hungry, Tim. That's how I am. How are you? Why are you hungry? Because I'm hungry,

because I'm not eating anything in two days, eating anything real in two days. You're on a liquid

diet? I am. Would you like some water? No, I got some things. Okay. And I'm trying to cope and be okay. Well, I'm glad you're not eating popcorn. Clearly, you're glad I'm not eating popcorn. You know what? I don't know. You're not in a... This is her segment. Okay. Okay. I have a segment. It's my time.

Okay, let's go.

Right.

So, how are you feeling about that?

I feel hungry.

You're trying to provoke the girl.

Would you stop it?

No, what I'm trying to do is asking her to share how she's feeling because she is going to be away for a while.

And not sharing Percocet with you.

That's mean. But you're going to have surgery, right? Yes. And you're going to be out for a couple weeks. Yes. So we're going to try to podcast. We're going to try to work something out where you can join us if possible if you're not too drugged up or especially if I'm drugged up. If she is drugged up, that would be even better. I have a husband that will drive me. Yeah. So we're going to see if that, if we can do that. If not, we'll do our best to keep podcasting until you do. Soldier on. I don't know how we'll manage. You have not been introduced. You haven't been introduced. She's got a point. Let me introduce the most English. Well, then she can't talk when I'm talking. You're introducing your own introduction. No, because I'm interrupting your own introduction. I've already been introduced so I can speak any time I want. Yeah, she's got a point. She's here already. You're not here officially. Yet. It does not seem fair. And I also noted that I'm here on time. It seems neither fair

nor just. I punched the clock on time.

I was lovely. To be up in this bitch.

Let me introduce

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