Algorithm vs. Reality: How YouTube Broke the Dictionary
Welcome to the internet’s weirdest word game. In this episode, we’re spilling the tea on why YouTube creators are talking about grapes, corn, and PDF files and why saying “eating disorder” might nuke ...
17 Juni 42min
First Amendment Fails: Why Influencers and Celebrities Keep Getting Burned
Think the First Amendment means you can say whatever you want without consequences? Think again. In this episode of Seriously Sus, Nanette and Miranda tackle one of the most misunderstood concepts on ...
10 Juni 41min
Pastel Pandemonium: The Gender Reveal Apocalypse
What started as a simple pink cake in 2008 somehow escalated into explosions, wildfires, plane crashes, environmental investigations, criminal charges, and fatalities. In this episode of Seriously Sus...
3 Juni 46min
Nature’s Most Wanted: Sus Animas on Trial
After a run of heavy episodes, Miranda and Nanette needed a palate cleanser. So naturally… they chose crime. In this episode of Seriously Sus, we put the animal kingdom on trial and ask the only ques...
27 Maj 44min
Silent Suffering: When Starvation Becomes Murder
Welcome to Seriously Sus, the podcast that exposes shadiness with side eye with hosts Miranda and Nanette. In this episode, we dive into shocking cases where caregivers starved their dependents to dea...
13 Maj 57min
The Self-Sabotage Files: Criminals Caught by Their Own Clicks
Think you could outsmart the system? Think again. In this episode of Seriously Sus, hosts Miranda and Nanette expose the wildest ways criminals sabotage themselves in the digital age. From Google sear...
6 Maj 46min
The Racial Hoax: Crimes, Cover-Ups, and the Cost of a Lie
We’re breaking down the wild, disturbing pattern of “racial hoaxes”—when someone commits a crime (or makes one up) and blames a Black man or woman. From infamous cases to viral moments, we’re exposing...
29 Apr 41min
Earth Day: The Birth of the EPA — and the Audacity to Undo It
Earth Day started as one of the most successful mass protests in U.S. history. Twenty million people took to the streets in 1970—and it worked. The EPA was created. The Clean Air Act and Clean Water A...
22 Apr 1h 1min
