Torture: It's a Dark World After All.

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In this "light but dark" episode, the Twins discuss torture, medieval torture devices, a dog barks mid sentence, and the girls try to be as mature as possible when they discuss the ordeal by "turf." Show notes will be available from now on at: www.morbidpod.com (The day after the episode posts.) A special thank you to our Patreon Morbidian of the month: Cooper! We appreciate you very very much! If you liked what you heard, please leave us a 5 star review on iTunes! If your pocket allows, you can support us on: www.patreon.morbidpod.com Exclusive behind the scenes clips, cutting room floor, and special early releases and side segments will be available to Patreon supporters! We're entering our 1st year as a sick little podcast and we couldn't be more excited to show you all the new content and extras we're working on. Remember, we're only a year old, not even toddlers... so we're still experimenting with our format, design, and each others' craniums. Stay curious... stay morbid.

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