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In episode 7 of the Human Monsters podcast: Pro-Life Anti-abortion extremists Army of God. The arch-nemeses of women and their right to choose, the Army of God have murdered doctors, bombed clinics, harassed patients and committed other acts of violence and intimidation to advance their extremist agenda. https://youtu.be/CkZnMdDF2h0

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New episode of the Human Monsters podcast: Monsters of The Mafia: Samuel “Mad Sam” DeStephano and Anthony Spilotro. Consider yourself blessed that you never owed money to these guys. Available on iTunes, YouTube and other platforms.

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(via https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J-MrR9KRZAM) Animal Cruelty: The East Asian Dog Meat Trade

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In the latest episode of the Human Monsters podcast: Publicly, Jimmy Savile was known as a radio host, television presenter and philanthropist. Privately, he was a sociopathic rapist lacking in empathy and remorse. He destroyed many lives with the assistance of the institutions that covered up his crimes. Unfortunately, justice never caught up with him before his death. At least the victims have since been heard and believed. He’ll be forever remembered for what he truly was: England’s Clown Prince of Rape. Available on iTunes, YouTube and other platforms. 

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Misogyny Run Amok: Rapist and Murderer Paul Bernardo. 

Bernardo’s history of violence against women began with abusive relationships. It escalated to sexual assault with over twenty offences as the notorious Scarborough Rapist. It finally culminated in the torture and murder of three 15-year-old girls with the assistance of his then-wife, Karla Homolka: Tammy Homolka, Leslie Mahaffy and Kristen French. Learn the story of how he became Canada’s most hated man in episode 3 of the Human Monsters podcast. Available on iTunes, YouTube, Spotify and other platforms.

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On the latest episode of Morgan’s Variety podcast author Barry Brown joins us to discuss his book, Humanity: The World Before Religion, War & Inequality. War between groups of people is only 6,000 years old. As such, human history is a two-part story. The first story is the tale of how human civilization thrived for 3 million years without war. The second begins 6,000 years ago when the very first war changed history and divided the world. 

https://itunes.apple.com/ca/podcast/morgans-variety/id1448556769?mt=2

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Dee Simon, co-host and founder of the Sick and Wrong podcast, discusses his history in radio, starting from his love of the medium as a child to the path that brought him to Sick and Wrong. You also get to find out who his favourite serial killer is, if you don’t already. Listen to the full interview at the Morgan’s Variety podcast. Available on iTunes, YouTube, Spotify and other platforms.

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Erin Davis discusses her memoir “Mourning Has Broken: Love, Loss and Reclaiming Joy” and the tragedy detailed within: the untimely passing of her daughter Lauren. It is every parent’s worst nightmare to outlive their child. Erin shares her experience of coping with the grief as she sought peace and closure. Listen to her interview in a special episode of The Filan Foundation For Mental Health podcast. Available in iTunes, YouTube and other platforms.

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Lauren Kavanaugh, aka “The Girl In The Closet”, was confined in a closet for six years by the parents from Hell, Ken and Barbie Atkinson. From the age of two to eight, Lauren was beaten, starved, raped and rented out to pedophiles. She was rescued by police and her life was saved, but her suffering didn’t end there... Learn more in episode 2 of the Human Monsters podcast. Available in iTunes, YouTube, Spotify and other platforms.

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In 1984, 14-year-old Sandra Goler reported to her teacher that she was being sexually abused by her father. The result was an investigation by social workers and the Royal Canadian Mounted Police into the lives of their family in the South Mountain district of Nova Scotia. What they uncovered was a culture of abject poverty, neglect, ignorance, and, worst of all, sexual, physical and emotional abuse. It is the worst case of child abuse in the history of Canada. Learn more in episode 1 of the Human Monsters podcast. Available in iTunes, YouTube, Spotify and other platforms.

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The podcast? Human Monsters. The people? They specialize in the unthinkable. Incest, rape, murder...name it, they’ve done it. Available on iTunes, YouTube, Spotify and other platforms.