In this uproarious episode of "Weird with a Side of Bacon," our dynamic trio—Trevor, Misty, and Stephanie—serve up a sizzling platter of hilarity and oddities. Trevor kicks things off with a side-splitting tale of grocery store shenanigans. Next, Misty cranks up the weirdness with a couple in Australia, whose passionate escapades in a train station causes flooding in not one, but two stations! Trevor discusses the historical significance of Lewis and Clarks feces. Yes, it’s a real thing. The hosts also discuss the health benefits of Fireball Whiskey and watermelons. Stephanie wraps up the episode with a gem from the depths of Reddit—a wedding tale so awkward it could make a rom-com blush. Throughout the episode, the hosts expertly blend humor, weirdness, and razor-sharp commentary, leaving listeners in stitches and eagerly awaiting the next serving of "Weird with a Side of Bacon."

Introduction to the Podcast (00:00:01)

Overview of the podcast's theme and content, including a warning about adult themes.

Hosts Introduction (00:00:51)

Trevor introduces the hosts and their respective topics for the episode.

Personal Grocery Shopping Story (00:01:46)

The hosts share a humorous experience of being waved through a grocery store exit without a receipt check.

Bizarre News Story Introduction (00:06:50)

Misty introduces a strange news story about a couple causing flooding in train stations.

Reddit Wedding Story Introduction (00:12:23)

Stephanie introduces a Reddit story about an awkward wedding moment involving karaoke.

The Truth is in the Pudding (00:21:44)

Discussion about how researchers trace the Lewis and Clark expedition through their feces.

Fireball Flow's Story (00:34:47)

Sharing a bizarre news story about a 106-year-old woman who credits her longevity to Fireball whiskey.

Big Melons Cause Boners (00:44:44)

Discussion on watermelon containing citrulline, which may have similar effects to Viagra.

Bonus Story: The Grading Scale (00:49:37)

Explanation of why the grading scale changed from E to F in schools.

Closing Remarks (00:52:19)

Hosts encourage listeners to subscribe, provide feedback, and share ideas for future episodes.

In this episode of "Weird with a Side of Bacon," hosts Trevor, Stephanie, and Misty dive into bizarre and humorous stories. They kick off with a quirky debate about sock matching and a relationship "performance review" gone wrong. Trevor shares a true crime story about Richard Klinkhammer, who wrote a book on killing spouses while his wife was missing, only to be later found guilty of her murder. Misty discusses a ridiculous insurance scam involving fake bear attacks using a costume. The episode wraps up with Stephanie's Reddit tale of a family using a dishwasher to clean a cat litter scoop, sparking disgust and laughter.

Trevor introduces the hosts and the podcast's focus on weird topics.

Stephanie shares a strange experience involving a hazard warning card sent by her ex.

Introduction of a unique rating system for weird news stories using bacon strips.

Trevor begins a story about a drowning at a pool party in New Orleans in 1985 attended by lifeguards celebrating a summer without drownings.

Misty introduces a story about an emotional support alligator named Wally.

Performance Review Revelation (00:23:03)

A partner suggests a performance review for their relationship, leading to humorous reactions.

Murder Confession and Book Title (00:32:20)

The husband writes a book titled "Seven Ways to Kill Your Spouse" after his wife goes missing.

Operation Bear Claw (00:43:39)

The investigation into the staged bear attacks is humorously dubbed "Operation Bear Claw."

Dishwasher Dilemma (00:50:06)

Stephanie shares a Reddit story about the writer’s parents washing a cat litter scoop in the dishwasher.

In this episode of the "Weird with a Side of Bacon" podcast, hosts Trevor, Stephanie, and Misty dive into bizarre and humorous stories. Trevor recounts a historical tale about a man kidnapped by Italian mobsters, highlighting his grandfather's frugality in paying the ransom. Misty shares a strange news story about two pythons found in an Australian man's toilet, sparking a lively discussion. Stephanie introduces a relationship dilemma from Reddit, involving a stay-at-home mom and her unsupportive husband. The episode wraps up with Trevor's quirky fact about the "Frozen Dead Guy Days" festival in Colorado, celebrating a cryogenically preserved man and spending his after life in a backyard shed.

Time Stamps:

Introduction to the Podcast (00:00:01)

Overview of the podcast's focus on weird topics and a warning about adult themes.

Characters Introduction (00:00:54)

Hosts introduce themselves and their roles in discussing weird facts, social media, and news.

Gas Station Encounter (00:01:30)

Trevor shares a strange encounter at a gas station involving an elderly couple.

Awkward Internet Story and bathroom Habits (00:03:52)

Stephanie presents a bizarre Reddit story about a boyfriend's unusual bathroom habits.

Weird Historical Fact and a mummified body (00:07:18)

Trevor shares a weird historical fact about a man found dead for 32 years while his family collected benefits.

Greek Shoe Smeller (00:11:10)

Misty shares a story about a Greek man who breaks into homes to smell shoes.

Roommate's Underwear Incident (00:13:48)

Stephanie tells a story about a roommate who walks around in his underwear, leading to an embarrassing moment.

Billionaire's Kidnapping and cheap grandpa (00:18:22)

Trevor shares a historical fact about J. Paul Getty's refusal to pay a ransom for his kidnapped grandson.

Snakes in the Toilet (00:23:05)
An Australian man discovers pythons in his toilet, leading to a humorous conversation about the situation.

Relationship Troubles (00:27:06)
A listener shares her struggles with housework and intimacy in her marriage after becoming a stay-at-home mom.

Frozen Dead Guy Days (00:32:36)
Introduction to a unique festival in Colorado celebrating a grandfather who was cryogenically frozen.

Breastfeeding Dolls (00:49:25)
A woman claims to breastfeed eight realistic dolls, raising eyebrows and questions.