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After an extended break that left listeners wondering if the podcast had quietly joined the ranks of mysterious disappearances, Josh and Justin are finally back behind the mics. Josh is convinced the show’s over, Justin’s over it, and maybe the world is too—but Justin disagrees. Vehemently. In this episode, the guys open up about the reasons behind the hiatus, what’s been going on off-air, and whether the Terribly Vexed Podcast has a future (spoiler: it does, probably).

Meanwhile, the conversation quickly veers off the rails in classic Terribly Vexed fashion. The Epstein case resurfaces, Trump’s legal drama gets unpacked, and the boys take a hard look at weather modification in Texas—because, honestly, it’s starting to feel like someone’s got a remote control for the sky. There's talk of government deception, the suspicious “suicide” of Danny Casolaro, and why no one seemed remotely bothered when an insurance CEO was mysteriously killed. Add in a sharp *Fletch* reference from Josh (that Justin, naturally, nails), and it’s clear these two haven’t lost their rhythm.

It’s a slightly more grounded return, full of late-night energy, half-joking paranoia, and those moments of “wait, are we the only ones paying attention to this?” If this episode proves anything, it’s that the podcast isn’t dead—it just went underground for a bit.

LINKS:The 14th Amendment

Operation Wetback WIKI

Problem, Reaction, Solution

CNN: Mexicans Protest Americans Moving Into Their Neighborhoods

Palantir Technologies

Julius and Ethel Rosenberg

Epstein House Destroyed

The Israeli "Art Student" Mystery

Inslaw

Development Of PROMIS

The Octopus: Secret Government and the Death of Danny Casolaro

Unsolved Mysteries - Danny Casolaro

The Life and Death of Robert Maxwell

Samuel Pisar

  continue reading

33 episodes

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Manage episode 494493880 series 2949946
Content provided by Josh Branson and Justin Perleoni, Josh Branson, and Justin Perleoni. All podcast content including episodes, graphics, and podcast descriptions are uploaded and provided directly by Josh Branson and Justin Perleoni, Josh Branson, and Justin Perleoni or their podcast platform partner. If you believe someone is using your copyrighted work without your permission, you can follow the process outlined here https://podcastplayer.com/legal.

After an extended break that left listeners wondering if the podcast had quietly joined the ranks of mysterious disappearances, Josh and Justin are finally back behind the mics. Josh is convinced the show’s over, Justin’s over it, and maybe the world is too—but Justin disagrees. Vehemently. In this episode, the guys open up about the reasons behind the hiatus, what’s been going on off-air, and whether the Terribly Vexed Podcast has a future (spoiler: it does, probably).

Meanwhile, the conversation quickly veers off the rails in classic Terribly Vexed fashion. The Epstein case resurfaces, Trump’s legal drama gets unpacked, and the boys take a hard look at weather modification in Texas—because, honestly, it’s starting to feel like someone’s got a remote control for the sky. There's talk of government deception, the suspicious “suicide” of Danny Casolaro, and why no one seemed remotely bothered when an insurance CEO was mysteriously killed. Add in a sharp *Fletch* reference from Josh (that Justin, naturally, nails), and it’s clear these two haven’t lost their rhythm.

It’s a slightly more grounded return, full of late-night energy, half-joking paranoia, and those moments of “wait, are we the only ones paying attention to this?” If this episode proves anything, it’s that the podcast isn’t dead—it just went underground for a bit.

LINKS:The 14th Amendment

Operation Wetback WIKI

Problem, Reaction, Solution

CNN: Mexicans Protest Americans Moving Into Their Neighborhoods

Palantir Technologies

Julius and Ethel Rosenberg

Epstein House Destroyed

The Israeli "Art Student" Mystery

Inslaw

Development Of PROMIS

The Octopus: Secret Government and the Death of Danny Casolaro

Unsolved Mysteries - Danny Casolaro

The Life and Death of Robert Maxwell

Samuel Pisar

  continue reading

33 episodes

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