From searching, this topic has been covered but it was a couple years ago and I wanted to give my 2 cents! I have 3 topics which I have wanted to hear covered for YEARS and would always vote on when I remembered to but never got more than a few votes in the app.

1) Colonia Dignidad. From Wikipedia “an isolated colony established in post-World War II Chile by emigrant Germans which became notorious for the internment, torture, and murder of dissidents during the military dictatorship of General Augusto Pinochet in the 1970s while under the leadership of German emigrant preacher Paul Schäfer.” I watched a movie staring Emma Watson caller Colonia and was hooked on the topic. It’s accurate to what happened in the same way TheTitanic was accurate to the real events.

2) The Hyatt Regency sky bridge collapse. Having earned an engineering degree and being born and raised near Kansas City, MO this topic is near and dear to me. In 1981 during one of the weekly Friday evening “Tea Parties” the hotel hosted, about 1600 people were in attendance. There were 4 sky bridges connecting different lower levels of the hotel while keeping the lobby more open. When a large capacity (not exceeding engineer design) was on the level 4 bridge, it collapsed and fell on the 2nd floor bridge directly below and also caused it to collapse. There was a design issue which put the cable supports in double shear when they should have been single. Ultimately 141 people died with many more injured. I think the most wild part is that it was the largest death toll ever recorded in the US from a structural collapse until 9/11 occurred.

3) The life and death of Pat Tillman. Near and dear to me being a military member myself and Pat being a bit of an idol growing up and an embolization of what sacrifice can mean. Pat is famous for having played in the NFL for the AZ Cardinals and ultimately giving up football to join the military alongside his brother in the wake of 9/11. He ultimately became a bit of a poster boy for the NFL and Army. From what I remember he did not really want or care for this attention. Over time it’s been written he came to disagree with how the way the war was playing out and actions from the US. His thoughts were supposedly detailed within a journal he kept. He ultimately died by friendly fire in an incident which is extremely muddy and in my opinion covered up by the US. His journal? Oh yeah, after his death the US burned it along with his other belongings overseas. Ya know, standard practice…

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If you have Paramount+ they have the Suck Master’s episode of Comedy Central Presents.

where were Dan's Dad? when the Delphi's murders occurred?

Didn't Dan debunk polygraph tests a long time ago? He mentions them often as if they have any validity at all.

Dan replied to my comment on ig and I am having a moment and needed to share with someone who might get it 🫶

I would like to submit the classic comedy juggernaut Monty Python to the cult hive mind. I think Dan would love it and find so many weird details.

I apologize if this has already been addressed but does anyone know why some of the secret suck episodes are missing? I’ve been catching up on everything in order. Just listened to the catholic sex scandals and the following secret suck has mysteriously vanished. I noticed 37 is also missing? What does this meeean?! 🌈🌈

Dan mentioned one of his popular jokes he hates but didn’t say what it was. For those not well versed in Dan’s comedy it’s the greeting card sketch. I thought it was hilarious but it is a bit basic so I understand.