Anything Evil Podcast

Episode 34- Happy Fourth

This week on Anything Evil, we’re kicking off the Fourth of July by asking a question a lot of people have been wondering: Does Independence Day feel different this year? We dive into how today’s political climate, social divisions, and changing traditions have reshaped one of America’s biggest holidays. From there, we shift into an important conversation about Fourth of July safety, from fireworks and crowds to protecting our four-legged family members. Why are so many dogs and cats terrified of fireworks, and what can we do to help? That naturally leads us into the fascinating world of pet fears and unusual animal companions. We explore why some people are afraid of dogs and cats, the centuries-old connection between cats and witchcraft, and what draws certain people to keep snakes, tarantulas, lizards, wolves, and even big cats like tigers as pets. Is it thrill-seeking, fascination, status… or something deeper? It’s a holiday episode packed with history, psychology, strange stories, and the kind of conversations that only Anything Evil can have.

Episode 33 - Morbid Curiosity

Last week, we asked whether evil is born or made. This week, we’re asking a different question… why are we so drawn to it? Why do we root for villains? Why do antiheroes steal the spotlight? Why do horror movies, gore, and violence keep us coming back for more? In this episode of Anything Evil, we explore the psychology behind our fascination with the dark side. From iconic villains to our love of scary stories, we dig into what these obsessions might reveal about human nature… and ourselves. Is evil something we fear… or something we’re fascinated by?

Episode 32- Nature vs Nurture

🎙️ EPISODE 32: Nature vs. Nurture 🧠⚖️ Are people born evil… or are they made that way? This week on Anything Evil, we dive into one of humanity’s oldest debates: Nature vs. Nurture. We explore whether our darkest actions come from genetics, upbringing, trauma, or a combination of all three. We also break down some of the most famous villain arcs in history, fiction, and pop culture, examining what transformed ordinary people into villains and whether their paths were inevitable or preventable. From psychopathy and childhood trauma to iconic villains and real-world cases, this episode asks a question that has haunted society for centuries: Are monsters born, or are they created? 🎧 New episode available now. #AnythingEvil #NatureVsNurture #BornEvil #MadeEvil #Psychology #TrueCrime #VillainOrigins #Podcast #HorrorPodcast #Folklore #DarkTopics #AnythingEvilPodcast #Episode32 #MindOfAMonster #HumanNature #VillainArc

Episode 31 Folklore/legends

In this episode of Anything Evil, we’re diving into the folklore and urban legends that have haunted us for generations. We talk about the blood-sucking legend of the Chupacabra, the terrifying mirror rituals of Bloody Mary and Candyman, and that childhood fear we all know too well… why did we refuse to let our feet hang off the edge of the bed? We also share a personal story and revisit a question that’s lingered for years: Am I still cursed? From campfire tales to sleepover dares, we explore why these stories continue to live on long after we stop believing in monsters. Or maybe… we never really stopped believing at all. So dim the lights, keep your feet under the covers, and join us for an episode filled with nostalgia, fear, and the unsettling possibility that some legends follow you home. 🎙️ New episode of Anything Evil available now. #AnythingEvil #Podcast #Folklore #UrbanLegends #Chupacabra #BloodyMary #Candyman #Cursed #HorrorPodcast #SpookySeason #StayEvil

Episode XXX Mandela Effect And Dejavú

Episode 30: The Mandela Effect Did it really happen that way… or do we just remember it differently? In Episode 30, we dive into the strange world of the Mandela Effect, exploring some of the most famous cases of collective false memories that continue to puzzle millions of people. From iconic movie quotes to famous logos and pop culture mysteries, we examine why so many people remember the same things incorrectly. We also discuss the theories behind the phenomenon, including the controversial connection some people make to CERN, alternate realities, and glitches in memory. Along the way, we explore the eerie feeling of déjà vu and why these moments can make reality feel a little less certain. Are these simply tricks of the mind, or is something stranger going on? Tune in and decide for yourself. 🎙️🌀🧠