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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 question that matters:Which animals are the most suspicious—and why are they getting away with it?
From honey badgers that refuse to disengage (emotionally or physically), to dolphins who may have curated the greatest PR scam in nature, we open the case files on animals that are charming, intelligent, and deeply untrustworthy. We rate each suspect on the official (very scientific) Sus Scale, attempt a doomed Dolphin PR crisis response, defend animals in court during Animal Alibis, and ultimately ask you to decide:Who was the most sus of them all?
This episode is light, sassy, research‑backed, and unhinged in the best way. If you’ve ever trusted a dolphin, underestimated a raccoon, or made eye contact with a crow and felt judged — this one’s for you.
Episode webpage: https://seriouslysus.com/podcast/sus-animals-on-trial/
Resources and support
If this episode made you feel personally betrayed by dolphins, judged by crows, or suspicious of your trash can — you’re not alone.
● Take a deep breath. The animals are not listening. Probably.
● Touch grass. Preferably without making eye contact with birds.
● Avoid marine mammals for 24–48 hours
● Apologize out loud to the nearest crow, just in case
● Check your trash can lid for emotional closure
● Remember: curiosity is healthy, judgment is optional, and raccoons cannot open every container. Yet.
If this episode stirred up bigger feelings — stress, anxiety, or existential dread — we encourage you to step away, reset, and seek real support from trusted people or mental health professionals. The honey badger would want you to advocate for yourself.
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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 death. We’re talking about control, isolation, and the chilling question: When does neglect become murder?
Heads up: This episode discusses severe neglect, starvation, and death. Listener discretion is advised. If this topic is distressing, please consider skipping this episode or accessing the resources listed below for support.
For full video show notes and research citation, please visit this episode's webpage at https://seriouslysus.com/podcast/when-starvation-becomes-murder/.
Resources and Support
If you suspect someone is being neglected or abused, or if you’re struggling with hunger or food insecurity yourself, please reach out to the organizations below. Help is available, and speaking up can save lives.
Resources for Abuse and Neglect
National Domestic Violence Hotline: 1-800-799-SAFE (7233)
Childhelp National Child Abuse Hotline: 1-800-422-4453
Adult Protective Services: Contact your local APS office
National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI): https://www.nami.org
Resources for Hunger and Food Assistance
Feeding America: https://www.feedingamerica.org/find-your-local-foodbank
WhyHunger Hotline: Call 1-800-5-HUNGRY or visit https://whyhunger.org
USDA National Hunger Hotline: 1-866-3-HUNGRY (1-866-348-6479)
Local Food Pantries: Find one near you via https://www.foodpantries.org
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 searches that double as confessions to Snapchat streaks that land you in jail, you’ll hear jaw-dropping stories of overconfidence, livestreamed felonies, and disguises that only a permanent marker could love.
With real cases, expert insights, and a side-eye for every “mastermind” who left a digital trail, this episode dives deep into the psychology of self-snitching and the tech that makes it all possible. Whether you’re a true crime junkie, a tech skeptic, or just here for the cringe, you’ll walk away questioning your own search history—and maybe your friends’.
Tune in for laughs, lessons, and a whole lot of sus. Hit play, and remember: the internet never forgets.
For full show notes, please visit this episode's webpage at https://seriouslysus.com/podcast/the-self-sabotage-files-criminals-caught-by-their-own-clicks/
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 the lies, the fallout, and the history behind it all
Heads up:
This episode dives into tough topics—child murder, sexual assault allegations, and racially charged false accusations. Listener discretion is advised.
Resources & Support
If you or someone you know needs help, here are some places to start:
National Child Abuse Hotline
https://www.childhelp.org/
Call or text 1-800-4-A-CHILD (1-800-422-4453)
Equal Justice Initiative for more deep dives into crime, drama, and cultural chaos. for more deep dives into crime, drama, and cultural chaos.
https://eji.org/
Advocacy and education on racial justice
The Innocence Project
https://innocenceproject.org/
Fighting wrongful convictions
Color of Change
https://colorofchange.org/
Racial justice advocacy
King’s College London: Psychological Impact of Wrongful Accusation
https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/pdf/10.1177/0025802420949069
If you’re dealing with bias, wrongful accusation, or trauma, reach out to these organizations or talk to a qualified professional.
Visit this episode's webpage for our full show notes, including research citations: https://seriouslysus.com/podcast/racial-hoax/
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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 Act followed. Environmental destruction became politically expensive. So… how did we get from that to leaf emojis, green branding, and oil companies telling us they “love the planet”? In this episode, Nanette and Miranda dig into the surprisingly radical origins of Earth Day, how corporate greenwashing shifted environmental responsibility onto individuals, and why Earth Day feels increasingly hollow while environmental protections are actively being rolled back. They also speak with Misti Allison, an advocate from East Palestine, Ohio, whose community was devastated by the 2023 train derailment. Her story is a powerful reminder that one voice—when it refuses to stay quiet—can force accountability, expose systemic failures, and protect people and the planet. This isn’t an episode about guilt. It’s about power. And how Earth Day only matters when it becomes a demand again.
For full show notes, resources, and our citation links, please this episode's page athttps://seriouslysus.com/podcast/make-earth-day-scary-again/↗
Pastel Pandemonium: The Gender Reveal Apocalypse
What started as a simple cake-cutting celebration has somehow evolved into wildfires, explosions, plane crashes, environmental disasters, criminal charges, and even deaths.
In this episode of Seriously Sus, Nanette and Miranda investigate the bizarre evolution of the gender reveal party—from a pink-frosted cake in 2008 to a global trend fueled by social media, influencer culture, and the relentless pursuit of viral content.
We break down some of the most infamous gender reveal disasters ever recorded, including:
🔥 The Arizona reveal that sparked a 47,000-acre wildfire
💥 The homemade device that became a deadly pipe bomb
✈️ The crop-duster stunt that ended in a plane crash
🌊 The Brazilian couple who dyed an entire waterfall blue
🚒 The California smoke bomb reveal that led to a firefighter's death
Along the way, we ask a simple question:
When did celebrating a baby become a high-risk stunt?
From internet clout to environmental damage, from influencer culture to real-world consequences, this episode explores how social media rewards escalation—and why some people are willing to risk everything for a few seconds of attention.
👀 So grab your side-eye and join us as we dive into one of the strangest trends of the social media era.
View full show notes at https://seriouslysus.com/podcast/gender-reveal-fails-and-stupidity/
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