Hi and welcome once again to History Dwebes. I'm Tim, and the topic, the title of our podcast today

is what happened to Pearl Bryant's head. Pearl Bryant was a young lady here in the tri-state area,

here in Southwest Ohio and southeast Indiana.

It's been a murder mystery for about 100 years. Her body was found, but her head has never been

found. So we're going to talk about this ghastly event. But before we do,

let me introduce our panel. As always, I'm joined by the very talented and lovely,

Phil Poppin, penis loving, and Satan's Dirty Little Secret, Brandy. How are you today, Brandy? I'm all right, Timmy. How are you?

I'm fine. Are you excited about this story?

Yeah. So, so excited. A local legend. Are we going to solve a mystery?

Well, it's not so much of a mystery. Well, I guess where her head is

is kind of a mystery, but it's also connected to a local ghost story. Bobby Mackie's, which

is a nightclub here in Cincinnati. They had to write in board. They had to make it

the first mechanical ball around here. Yeah, they had the first mechanical bowl. And I used to, I've been in Bobby Mackey's four or five times. I never seen the ghost of them.

Didn't he dress Cher? I don't know. That's Bobby Threndi. No, it's not Bobby Trendy. I think it's Bobby Mackey.

Bobby Mackey was a country singer. He also had wonderful taste in tacky women's clothes.

Have you ever been on a mechanical bull devil?

Yes.

Do you have one in your little repertoire of toys there in your closet, the mechanical?

Well, that's a stupid statement.

Of course you do.

I'm sorry.

No. I remember one in Thailand. Too big. I remember going to Thailand. Did you? And these waitresses, they would ride the thing backwards and say they'd do a reverse cowgirl and stuff on them. And I mean, they could stay in them all day. And I thought, well, how if this little waitress can stay on it? I can stay on it. I could have been. I were 30 seconds. Yeah, I stayed on like four seconds. I saw one girl though, they got it going, she was on there trying to be. No. I could be it were 30 seconds. Yeah, I stayed on like four seconds.

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