Born from the pit and forged in distortion, the crew of Exploit Circus bring their metal mayhem to the mic. Ring Master Jay, the Dancing Monkey Cee, Hosel the Clown, and Cabana Boy Dre thrash through exploitation and horror cinema, unload brutally honest takes on life, and rip into themes of society, romance, and chaos itself. It’s loud. It’s raw. It’s real. If you live for heavy riffs, dark humor, and unfiltered conversation, welcome to the circus. Mature audiences only. The Exploit Circus ...
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Biology-related podcasts as part of the KYTOS Enrichment Programme. New episodes every fortnight! Visit: www.kytosbiology.org.uk for full details Visit: www.youtube.com/mriexplains for Science video tutorials 'KYTOS Biology' podcasts and the 'mr i explains' YouTube channel are proudly sponsored by Curriculum Press - producers of global education resources for over 25 years. Visit https://curriculum-press.co.uk/ for details.
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Victorian Circus Freakshows - Wonders of Biology or Exploitation for Entertainment?
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14:43The Victorian circus and its infamous freakshows were a curious mix of biological wonder and human exploitation. While many of the individuals displayed suffered from rare medical conditions, their participation often came at a high personal cost. This podcast delves into the ethical and biological implications of these "freaks," questioning whethe…
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The Power of Three - Mitochondrial Replacement Therapy and the Future of Genetic Medicine
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15:31Mitochondrial replacement therapy (MRT) offers a revolutionary solution to prevent mitochondrial diseases by combining DNA from three individuals, providing hope for families previously doomed by genetic disorders. With successful trials in the UK, MRT stands at the intersection of groundbreaking science and complex ethical considerations, marking …
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Fallout - The Biological Cost of Nuclear Disaster
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13:06Nuclear disasters like Chernobyl and Fukushima leave morethan just ruins; they cause profound and lasting biological damage that echoes through generations. This episode explores how ionising radiation affects DNA, cells, and entire ecosystems, revealing the hidden costs of these catastrophicevents. From cancer risks to ecological disruption, I unc…
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Barking Mad? Understanding the High Cost of Vet Visits
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11:23Veterinary care has become increasingly advanced, but withprogress has come a steep rise in cost, leaving many pet owners struggling to afford the care their animals deserve. In this episode, I'll explore the real reasons behind high vet bills: from cutting-edge technology and professional training to corporate influence and insurance shortfalls. J…
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After The Bell - Exposing Brain Trauma in Contact Sports
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13:44Behind the bright lights and roaring crowds of contact sports lies a silent epidemic: repeated head trauma and its devastating effects on the brain. From NFL legends and MMA fighters to boxers and pro wrestlers, many athletes have suffered the irreversible consequences of Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy (CTE). In this episode, I explore the biolog…
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Achondroplasia and Its Treatment - A Personal Perspective (with Ellie B and Kristen DeAndrade)
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29:29There are over 200 different types of dwarfism, with achondroplasia being the most common, affecting one in 25,000 births. Achondroplasia is caused by a spontaneous mutation in the fibroblast growth factor receptor 3 gene that occurs in the developing embryo, resulting in a disproportionately short stature and abnormal growth in the spine and skull…
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Obsessed with True Crime: The Biology Behind Our Dark Curiosity
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13:03From bingeing murder documentaries to tuning in to every new crime podcast, millions are hooked on true crime...but why? In this episode, I explore the surprising biological roots of our obsession, uncovering how fear, empathy, dopamine, and evolution all play a role. It turns out our brains are wired to pay attention to danger, feel for victims, a…
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Can Animals Talk, or Are We Just Not Listening?
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12:28From dolphin whistles to parrot mimicry, and even AIprojects decoding whale song, science is beginning to explore what once seemed pure fantasy: the ability to truly communicate with animals. In this episode, I delve into the biology of language, the cognitive abilities of non-humanspecies, and the cutting-edge technologies bringing us closer to cr…
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Learning It Isn’t Enough - Why You Can’t Just Memorise A-Level Biology
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11:51Memorising facts might get you part of the way in A-Level Biology, but true success lies in understanding how the systems connect, interact, and apply to real-world contexts. In this episode, I unpack why surface-level revision isn’t enough, especially under the AQA exam board...and how students can shift from rote learning to meaningful mastery. W…
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Are Ghosts All in Our Heads? The Biology Behind Paranormal Phenomena
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15:24From cold chills and flickering lights to full-blown apparitions, tales of ghosts have haunted human imagination for centuries. But what if there’s a biological explanation for these experiences? In this episode, I explore how brain chemistry, sleep paralysis, sensory misfires, and even mould spores might explain the science behind what many believ…
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Cutting Through the Controversy - The Educational Power of Dissection
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13:55While some argue that apps and 3D models can replace animal dissection in schools, hands-on anatomical exploration still offers something digital tools can’t. In this podcast, I dive into the value of dissection for learning biology - from exploring real brain and eye tissue to examining the intricacies of turtles and lampreys. I also address the e…
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When Doctors Make Mistakes - Consequences, Accountability, and the Human Cost
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14:06What happens when a doctor makes a mistake - and who pays the price? In this podcast, I explore the professional, legal, and emotional fallout of medical errors, from GMC investigations to courtroom drama and personal trauma. It’s a revealing look at the human side of medicine, where perfection is impossible and accountability is everything.…
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Can We Ever Bring Dinosaurs Back to Life? - Making Jurassic Park a Reality
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12:57Could we ever bring dinosaurs back from extinction - and should we even try? Inspired by the legacy of Jurassic Park, this episode dives into the science of de-extinction, ancient DNA, and the ethical questions behind resurrecting long-lost species. From bold ambitions to sobering realities, we explore how close we really are to reviving the past.…
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When Animals Dream - Inside the REM Realm (with Amelie H)
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8:13In this podcast, I'm joined by A-Level biology student Amelie, who will delve into the mysterious world of animal dreams, exploring what’s happening in the brain when dogs twitch, cats flick their whiskers, or horses gallop in their sleep. She will examine REM sleep, neural patterns, and what current science suggests about the dreamscapes of our an…
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Brains, Bricks, and Biology – The Science of LEGO
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12:11What if building LEGO wasn’t just fun - but biologically good for your brain? In this episode, I explore how LEGO play boosts focus, reduces stress, sharpens motor skills, and supports creativity through real neurological and psychological mechanisms. Whether you're a parent, therapist, lifelong builder, or like me, only just discovering the joys o…
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Comedic Puppets, AI Fears, and Twisted Muppets | PG
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16:49Exploit Circus Presents: Comedic Puppets, AI Fears, and Twisted Muppets Join the Exploit Circus for an evening of entertainment meant for a mature audience. The hosts introduce their latest recommendations, including the hilarious Australian puppet comedian Randy Feltface, and explore his creative specials on YouTube. Dive into the bizarre world of…
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Hosel's Jean Booty Shorts | Black Emanuelle (1975) - Part 2 | MA
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1:17:49Exploring Unequal Attractions: Analyzing Emmanuelle in Africa In this episode, the hosts review the 1976 film 'Emmanuelle in Africa,' diving deep into its plot and themes. The film, featuring Laura Gemser as Emmanuelle, is a mix of soft-core eroticism and complex interactions between characters, set against the backdrop of Kenya. The hosts discuss …
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The love of Dre | Black Emanuelle (1975) - Part 1 | MA
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1:19:06Exploit Circus: Analyzing 'Emmanuel in Africa' This episode of Exploit Circus takes listeners on a deep dive into the erotic film 'Emmanuel in Africa.' The hosts navigate through the movie's intricate details, discussing the storyline, characters, and notable scenes, including the provocative performances and unique settings. The conversation provi…
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The Saucy Chaos of Black Emmanuel (1975) | T
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44:01In this episode of the Exploit Circus podcast, the hosts review the 1977 movie 'Black Emmanuel,' directed by Utho Albertini and starring Laura Gemser as the titular character. They discuss the film’s softcore porn elements, its place in the Emmanuel franchise, and the issues surrounding the use of body doubles in explicit scenes. The conversation e…
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Trolling the Goblins | Troll 2 (1990) | MA
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1:54:22The Hilariously Infamous Troll 2 Review In this episode, the hosts dive into the hilariously infamous cult classic 'Troll 2,' a 1990 movie notorious for its bizarre plot, poor acting, and incoherent storylines. The conversation covers the wacky narrative of a family swapping homes with another in a town called Nilbog, only to discover the residents…
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The Exploit Circus: Navigating the Health System In this episode of The Exploit Circus, the hosts dive into the intricacies and frustrations of dealing with the health system. They share personal anecdotes about their struggles with doctors who dismiss patient concerns and the importance of patient-doctor communication. The discussion highlights is…
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The Exploit Circus: Navigating the Health System In this episode of The Exploit Circus, the hosts dive into the intricacies and frustrations of dealing with the health system. They share personal anecdotes about their struggles with doctors who dismiss patient concerns and the importance of patient-doctor communication. The discussion highlights is…
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Troll 2 (1990) Saga: Uncovering the Cult Classic's Origins and Oddities! | T
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43:32This episode of Exploit Circus provides an in-depth review of the film 'Troll 2,' exploring the behind-the-scenes aspects, the cast's experiences, and its eventual rise as a cult classic. The discussion includes details about the movie's production budget, casting process, the influence of poor English proficiency among the Italian crew, and anecdo…
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Wild Nights and Unexpected Tales - We Play Never Have I Ever | C
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35:00The Exploit Circus Podcast: Wild Nights and Unexpected Tales In this episode of The Exploit Circus Podcast, the hosts Ring Master Jay and the Dancing Monkey Cee, along with their Bouncy Clown Hosel delve into an adult-themed discussion filled with humor and unexpected stories. They introduce a new co-host Cabana Boy Dre and share personal anecdotes…
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Diving into Bizarre TV Shows and Witty Banter | PG
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19:57Welcome to the Exploit Circus, a unique show designed for mature audiences with a flair for the extraordinary. This episode kicks off with a humorous yet cautionary welcome, followed by in-depth recommendations of quirky TV shows. Highlights include 'Dirk Gently’s Holistic Detective Agency' starring Elijah Wood, noted for its odd comedic mysteries,…
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Howard Stern's "Private" Private Parts (1997) | MA
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2:34:41This episode of Exploit Circus dives into the 1997 film 'Private Parts,' based on the autobiography of shock jock Howard Stern. The hosts explore Stern's ascension from a small-town radio host to a national icon, detailing his outrageous on-air antics, personal struggles, and his quest for authenticity. Alongside his loyal crew, Stern navigates the…
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In this episode of Exploit Circus, the hosts delve into personal experiences with mental health challenges, emphasizing the importance of seeking help and the barriers individuals face within the system. The conversation highlights the impact of job loss and depression, the cultural stigmatization of mental health, the challenges and inefficiencies…
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The Howard Stern Circus: Private Parts (1997) Unwrapped! | T
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32:16In this episode of the Exploit Circus podcast, hosts Jay, Little Monkey C, and funny clown Jose dive into a review of Howard Stern's autobiographical film, 'Private Parts' (1997). They explore Howard Stern's impact as a shock jock and his journey from public to commercial radio, recounting his rise to becoming one of the highest-paid celebrities gl…
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Graphic Novels, Vampire Shows, and Silent Hill | PG
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19:43In this episode of Exploit Circus, the hosts guide listeners through an adult-themed show with discretion advised. They delve into fascinating topics including Joe Hill’s graphic novel series 'Lock and Key' and its Netflix adaptation, as well as other works by Joe Hill and his famous father, Stephen King. The conversation shifts to vampire-themed T…
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A Fun, Sexy Review of 'Nightmare Sisters' (1987) | MA
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1:39:27Step right up for an evening of tantalizing horror and humor as Ring Master Jay and his crew dive into the 1987 cult classic, 'Nightmare Sisters.' Directed by David DeCoteau and starring Linnea Quigley, Brinke Stevens, and Michelle Bauer, this episode explores the movie's quirky start, including its risqué subject matter and mature themes—perfect f…
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In this episode of 'The Exploit Circus,' the hosts delve into a thrilling discussion about the landscape of boarding schools. The spotlight is on the stark cultural differences between boarding schools in various countries, particularly the host's personal experiences in boarding school from 4th grade to high school in their home country. They disc…
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Tech Troubles, AI Fears, and Restaurant Rants | BOTW
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38:19In this lively episode of Exploits Circus, the hosts dive into a range of topics from the technical challenges of podcasting and the frustrations of modern technology to their differing tastes in movies. They also introduce a segment called 'Bitch of the Week,' where guests rant about their weekly annoyances, including the complexities of finding c…
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Nightmare Sisters (1987): The Queens of Horror and B-Movie Pioneers | T
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35:23In this episode of the Exploit Circus, the hosts delve into the 1980s horror-comedy film 'Nightmare Sisters,' starring scream queens Brinke Stevens, Michelle Bauer, and Linnea Quigley, and directed by David DeCoteau. The discussion covers the movie’s production, including its low budget of $40,000 and shooting constraints. The hosts also talk about…
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In this episode of Exploit Circus, the hosts invite mature audiences to an evening of entertainment, reflections, and recommendations. The discussion delves into the eerie parallels between the British anthology series Black Mirror and our tech-driven reality, emphasizing concerns over AI, technology dependency, and societal control. The hosts also…
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Yokai Conundrum OR Recently, My Sister is Unusual (2014) | MA
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1:45:06In this episode of Exploit Circus, the hosts delve into the intricate and peculiar story of the movie 'Recently, My Sister is Unusual.' The script begins with a warning for mature audiences and quickly immerses listeners into a bizarre review that covers scene by scene details. The film's narrative involves the protagonist, Mizuki, who experiences …
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The Burden of Black Tax and Family Expectations | CS
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24:27In this episode of Sis Corner, the host discusses the emotional and financial challenges faced by immigrants, particularly those from less privileged backgrounds. The conversation delves into the concept of 'black tax,' where family members back home expect financial support from relatives who have immigrated to more prosperous countries. The host …
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Social Disconnection and Modern Work Issues | BOTW
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57:14In this episode, we delve into the growing societal detachment and its impact on personal relationships, largely exacerbated by post-COVID behavior. We discuss the universal transformation of friendships into utilitarian relationships and the increasing reliance on virtual interactions. Additional points are explored about the challenges of finding…
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Incestuous Spirits and 30-Minute Scenes: Recently, My Sister Is Unusual (2014) | T
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31:12In this episode of The Exploit Circus, hosts Jay and C review the 2014 Japanese movie 'My Sister is Unusual,' which is based on a series of manga books and was later adapted into an anime series. They discuss the movie's plot, characters, and explicit scenes, emphasizing the cultural and thematic aspects of the film. The hosts also delve into topic…
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Hosts J and C welcome listeners to a unique circus-themed show designed for a mature audience. They explain the format, offering recommendations of music and books they find interesting. J shares his enthusiasm for the band Electric Callboy, highlighting their blend of metal and dance music with humorous music videos. C recommends the book 'Verity'…
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An Unconventional Review of Dick Shark (2016) | MA
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1:00:52In this episode of Exploit Circus, the hosts dive into a detailed, humorous, and critical review of the bizarre film 'Dick Shark' by Bill Zebub. The episode begins with a fair warning about the mature content of the movie. The review covers everything from the plot, or lack thereof, to the film’s character dynamics, peculiar editing choices, and se…
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In this lively episode of C's Corner, the hosts guide mature audiences through the intriguing world of sexual enhancements, inspired by a peculiar movie scene involving enlargement cream. The conversation covers various products like lubes and creams, their effectiveness, and personal experiences. The hosts emphasize the importance of sexual health…
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In this episode of The Exploits Circus, the hosts dive into the topic of road rage and driving etiquette. They share personal anecdotes and discuss the prevalent impatience and aggression seen on the roads. They stress the importance of kindness and caution while driving, emphasizing how one's actions can significantly impact others. The discussion…
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The Circus of Bizarre Cinema Dick Shark (2016) | T
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13:00This episode of Exploit Circus features a partial overview of the absurd and adult-themed science fiction film 'Dick Shark,' also known as 'Franken Shark.' The hosts provide candid, humorous, and critical commentary on the film’s plot, production quality, and the filmmaker Bill Zub’s oeuvre. The review includes observations about the film’s prolong…
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In the first episode of the Exploits podcast, the hosts introduce the circus-themed show intended for mature audiences and discuss various entertainment topics. The conversation delves into the impact of the band Electric Cowboy, comparing their influence to that of 'Weird Al' Yankovic, and highlights the positivity and joy they bring to listeners.…
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The Innocent Allure of Picture of Beauty (2017) | MA
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1:25:19This episode of the Exploit Circus podcast dives deep into 'Picture of Beauty,' a controversial and exploitative film blending historical drama with explicit content. Hosts dissect the movie's unique approach to combining innocence and nudity, ultimately describing the film as an incompetent yet brilliantly kind portrayal of human connections. Thro…
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In this episode of Exploit Circus, hosts C and J dive into the topic of open marriages and relationships. They discuss the growing trend of open relationships, often highlighted in modern media, and the various dynamics and rules that couples may establish. The conversation covers their personal viewpoints and experiences with open and polyamorous …
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AI Woes and Fast Food Frustrations | BOTW
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44:12This episode kicks off at The Exploit Circus with an entertaining and cautionary introduction, setting the stage for adult-themed discussions. The hosts dive into the 'Bitch of the Week' segment, where Jay discusses the complications and frustrations caused by AI in various industries. The conversation extends to how AI is affecting job markets and…
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An Exploitative Art House Experience Picture of Beauty (2017) | T
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14:04In this episode of Exploit Circus, the host introduces the mature audience to a review of the controversial film 'Picture of Beauty,' originally titled 'I'm Rocker Nien' in Germany. The film, directed and written by Maxim Ford and Paul Ros, features Taylor Sands and Danielle Rose. With an exploitation vibe disguised as a coming-of-age story, the mo…
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Welcome to the Exploit Circus In this introductory episode of the Exploit Circus podcast, hosts Ring Master Jay and Dancing Monkey C invite the audience to a thrilling journey through the realm of exploitation cinema. Jay shares his deep-rooted love for horror and exploitation films, tracing his fascination back to childhood experiences, while C, n…
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Unmasking 'Jack the Ripper' Through Biological Clues
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12:25The Jack the Ripper case remains one of the most studied and debated criminal mysteries in history. Biological evidence, from blood patterns and autopsy reports to modern DNA analysis, has played a crucial role in shaping the investigation and the various theories about the killer’s identity. Despite the significant advances in forensic science, th…
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