52: Meme Speak Annotations and a Millenial Dream Job

from Conspiracies & Cryptids · host Sammy & Tessa

Sammy talks about the conspiracy theory of The Philadelphia Project that sounds like it comes from a horror sci-fi movie, and then Sam takes us back in history to teach us about the chilling past of the Headless Horseman. Sam's podcasts are What's In Your Hometown? and Disclaimer: Results May Vary and you can find them on most podcatchers. You can find her at the following social media sites. Twitter: @WIYHT @ DisclaimerP Instagram: @whatsinyourhometown @DisclaimerPod

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