The Uh-Oh Feeling

Ep. 55: An Ode to Being Angry

This episode, Taylor talks about The Grim Sleeper, and police corruption that allowed him to kill for nearly 20 years. Emily keeps the anger train a-rollin' with the story of the Miami Showband Massacre. 

Ep. 54: Let's Get Natty! (Ugh.)

It's Monday, so that means a brand new episode! Emily and Taylor try not to choke on Natty Light Strawberry Lemonade, while telling you some non-true crime survivor stories. Emily tells the story of Martha Mitchell, an early Watergate whistle-blower, and Taylor takes you through a few stories involving real-life messages in a bottle. 

Ep. 53: How Cold is Your Duck?

*air horn noises* We're back and we came back strong! This episode, both of our true crime stories are real doozies, let me tell ya. First, Taylor tells the stories of 5 survivors of the July 22, 2011 "Norway Massacre", and Emily finally gets to harm all of us with a story she's been meaning to tell for a long time: that of the infamous Toy Box Killer. 

ANNOUNCEMENT: We're back!

We're coming back on September 2nd! Thanks to everyone who was patient with us during our break. We're excited to bring you more crazy stories of survival! 

Ep. 52: The Lime Juice Debacle

Apologies to all of you amazing people for this ep being a little late. We're doing our best over here. BUT! It's worth the wait, because this is a good one. This episode features our earliest ever cut to "Harp Noise", a background Kat, the many assassination attempts of Fidel Castro, too much tequila, and a woman who survived being the coldest anyone has ever been. Enjoy! 

Ep. 51: This One Was Almost About Plants

Man, we almost let this one just be about plants. Plants have never run over anyone's head, like what happened to Taylor's survivor, Pamela, this episode. And plants have never even once tried to murder a woman named Faye in an abandoned house in Detroit...like in Emily's story. Wow. We really should have just let this sucker be about plants, huh? Damn. 

Ep. 50: We've Been Naked Every Time

*Celebratory Airhorns* We made it to our 50th episode!! We are so excited to have been on this journey for 2 years together with you, our listeners. We couldn't do this really fun, weird thing without you. Thank you so much for your support!
This episode we have TWO, count 'em, TWO special guests: Kat, longtime Canadian guest-host, and first-timer, Ret! Ret is a counselor, so having their perspective on this episode was really unique. In this one, Emily tells us all about the horrors of Canadian residential schools and stories of other First Nations people who have survived horrible treatment. Taylor then tries to make you stop crying/drinking with a story about Karla Flores, who survived having something TRULY INSANE lodged in her face. 
 
 

Ep. 49: Shooty Shooty, uh, Finger-Guns?

NEW MICROPHONE ALERT. You know that new sound you've been looking for? It's us on better microphones. So we hope you enjoy this sensual listening experience. Taylor is in Italy this week, so we recorded this little nugget of an episode ahead of time. Taylor tells you the story of a Heather Saul, woman who survived an attack by a possible serial killer, and Emily talks about a man named Ramon Sosa, who died by hitman...or did he?

Ep. 48: You Can't Just Poke A Dude's Brain

Hello again! This episode kicks off strong with Emily's story about the history of lobotomies and the treatment of PTSD among WWII veterans. And if you weren't sad enough--Taylor tells of one man's lonely, desperate journey to race across the world in yacht...and then to not get caught for lying about it. 

Ep. 47: Two stalkers, Two girls, and a Soap Box

Thanks for listening to The Uh-Oh Feeling: Episode 47! This time, Taylor and Emily's brain-waves do almost too good of a job of matching up their topics--they both discuss stories about stalkers...that they may have originally seen on the same ID channel show...which they never told each other about. Taylor discusses Leandra Ramm, an opera singer who was cyber-stalked for 6 years. Emily tells the story of Nikki Goeser, a woman who survived a tragic encounter with dude who was as shit at singing as he was at being a person.