Our Dark Ether Pod

07/05/2025

Hali!!!

Haliburton in Game 2 😂

07/05/2025

PACERS!!!!

22/04/2025

The latest episode of Our Dark Ether takes you into the haunting world of Jonestown 🕯️.

We uncover the rise of Jim Jones, the disturbing truth behind the People’s Temple, and the shocking events of November 18, 1978 ⚰️, when over 900 people perished in a remote jungle commune 🌴.

A story of control, chaos, and tragedy that still echoes through history 🕵️‍♂️.

Now streaming on Spotify ▶️

Photo 1: The entrance to Jonestown, 1978
Photo 2: The Peoples Temple headquarters, 1859 Geary Blvd., San Francisco, 1978
Photo 3: Members of a U.S. military team prepare aluminum coffins for shipment to the United States, following the more than 900 deaths in the mass su***de staged in Jonestown by members of the People’s Temple and their leader, the Reverend Jim Jones, Georgetown, Guyana, Nov. 24, 1978
Photo 4: Jonestown memorial at the Evergreen cemetery in Oakland, CA
Photo 5: Inside the Peoples Temple in Jonestown, Guyana, after the November 1978 murder-su***de ritual.
Photo 6: Jim Jones, cult leader
Photo 7: An FBI image taken after the massacre shows the scale of the Jonestown site
Photo 8: An FBI image taken after the massacre shows the scale of the Jonestown site
Photo 9: Jonestown plaque
Photo 10: The Peoples Temple office in Georgetown, the capital of Guyana




27/03/2025

✨ New Episode Alert! ✨
Uncover the chilling legend of Baba Yaga: Queen of Witches in the latest episode of Dark Ether! 🖤🔮 In this episode, we dive deep into the ancient Slavic myth of Baba Yaga — a powerful, mysterious witch with a dark and complex story that has intrigued generations. From her magical powers to her eerie hut on chicken legs, we explore the origins, the mysteries, and the cultural significance of this iconic figure in witchcraft and folklore. 🏰🌲
Listen now on Spotify for a thrilling, spine-tingling journey into the world of dark magic! 🎧👑

24/03/2025

🚨 Episode Alert! 🚨

Season 2, Episode 8 of Our Dark Ether is on Spotify, and we’re celebrating Women’s History Month in the most fascinating way! 🌟 From the ingenious women who changed the game with inventions like the ice cream maker 🍦 and life raft 🚤 to the creators of everyday essentials like the dishwasher 🍽️ and home security system 🏡, this episode highlights their groundbreaking contributions to our world.

Join us as we dive into the stories of pioneers like Marie Curie, Ruth Wakefield, and Dr. Patricia Bath, and so many more. These women’s brilliant innovations have shaped everything from technology to healthcare, and it’s time they get the recognition they deserve! 🎧👩‍🔬

Tune in to discover the incredible history behind these trailblazing women. 🌟

Photo 2: Nancy Johnson (ice cream maker), Margaret Knight (paper bag machine), Maria Beasley (life raft)

Photo 3: Josephine Cochrane (dishwasher), Sarah Boone (ironing board), Margaret Wilcox (car heater)

Photo 4: Mary Anderson (windshield wiper), Elizabeth Magie (Monopoly), Marie Curie (mobile x-ray machines)

Photo 5: Dr. Pearl Kendrick & Dr. Grace Elderling (pertussis vaccine), Ruth Wakefield (chocolate chip cookie), Hedy Lemarr (WiFi & Bluetooth technology)

Photo 6: Mary Beatrice Davidson Kenner (feminine hygiene pad), Margaret Hamilton (NASA software), Marie Van Britton Brown (home security system)

Photo 7: Margaret Crane (home pregnancy test), Yvonne Brill (rocket propulsion), Carmela Vitale (pizza saver)

Photo 8: Dr. Patricia Bath (laser for cataract surgery), Olga Gonzalez Sanabria (batteries for NASA), Ann Tsuakmoto (stem cells)

Photo 9: Dr. Fiona Wood (ReCell- spray on skin for burn victims) and Toni Desrosiers (Reusable Food Wrap)



👉 Link in bio!

08/03/2025

🎙️ New Episode of Our Dark Ether: A Historic Surgical Breakthrough ✨
This week on Our Dark Ether, we kick off Women’s History Month with an inspiring and groundbreaking story. We’re diving into the life of Jane Todd Crawford 👩‍⚕️, a woman who made history in 1809 by undergoing a daring surgery that would change the course of medical history forever. Her story is intertwined with the pioneering doctor Ephraim McDowell 🩺, who performed the first successful ovariotomy—a surgery that was considered impossible at the time.
In this episode, we explore the courage of Jane Todd Crawford, who, despite the high risks of the surgery, became the first woman in history to survive an ovariotomy. We also delve into Dr. McDowell’s role in advancing surgery and challenging the medical boundaries of his time. 💡
Join us as we reflect on how this incredible moment in history not only saved lives but paved the way for future medical innovations. Tune in to learn more about this pivotal chapter in medical and women’s history! 🎧
Don’t forget to subscribe, rate, and review! ⭐️

01/03/2025

This week on Our Dark Ether, we’re shining a light on the incredible Annie Christmas — a true warrior and a Black feminine icon who’s long been overlooked. 💫 Annie was a force to be reckoned with, fearlessly navigating the Mississippi River in the 1800s, taking on every challenge that came her way. She was a riverboat captain, a protector of her people, and a symbol of strength, resilience, and independence. Despite her legendary status, her story has been hidden in the shadows of history. But we’re here to give her the recognition she truly deserves. Tune in to learn more about this unstoppable woman and why she deserves to be celebrated! 🔥 🖤 🛥️

22/02/2025

New episode alert! 🎧 In this week’s episode, we’re celebrating Black History and Excellence! ✊🏾💫 We dive into the incredible achievements of Dr. Rebecca Lee Crumpler, Marie Maynard Daly, Shirley Chisholm, and Carter Woodson—trailblazers whose work continues to shape our lives today. Let’s honor their legacy by learning, educating, and recognizing the pivotal role they’ve played in history. Tune in on Spotify and get inspired to keep pushing forward! 🔥

Photos 2-3: Dr. Rebecca Lee Crumpler- first Black woman to become a doctor of medicine in the United States

Photos 4-6: Marie Maynard Daly- first African-American to receive a Ph.D. from Columbia University and the first Black woman in the United States to earn a Ph.D. in chemistry

Photos 7-8: Shirley Chisholm- first Black woman to be elected to the United States Congress, first Black candidate for a major-party nomination for President of the United States and the first woman to run for the Democratic Party’s presidential nomination

Photos 9-10: Carter Woodson- Father of Black History

16/02/2025

🚨 New Episode Alert 🚨

Season 2, Episode 4 of our podcast is LIVE on Spotify! 🎧✨ This week, we dive into the fascinating story of the Devil Baby of Hull House in Chicago, a tale filled with mystery, superstition, and the impactful work of Jane Addams. 🏠👶

Jane Addams, our newest inductee to the ODE Hall of Heroes, was a pioneer in social work and a fierce advocate for women’s suffrage. Her groundbreaking work at Hull House not only helped improve countless lives but also made her central to a sensational Chicago urban legend.

Join us as we explore her legacy and the myth that continues to captivate.
Listen now and let us know your thoughts! 💭

Photo 2: Jane Addams & devil baby featured in newspaper
Photo 3: The Hull House
Photo 4: Jane Addams
Photo 5: Italian immigrants on their way to Chicago
Photo 6: newspaper coverage featuring Jane and the Hull House
Photo 7-9: inside the Hull House
Photo 10: Jane Addams (at right) in a parade for woman suffrage

11/02/2025

The Devil Baby of Hull house is out now

06/02/2025

New Episode Now Streaming 🚨🖤

We’re unpacking (literally) the shocking case of Jorge Torres and Sarah Boone—the infamous suitcase murder. 🧳 What started as a twisted game took a deadly turn, leaving behind disturbing questions about intent, accountability, and a crime caught on video. 📹

How did it happen, and what does the evidence reveal? We’re breaking it all down in Season 2, Episode 3.

🎙️ Now live on Spotify—listen if you dare.

Photos 2 & 3: Jorge Torres
Photo 4: Sarah Boone’s arrest
Photo 5: Sarah Boone mug shot
Photo 6: prosecutor presenting the suitcase as evidence in court
Photo 7: prosecutor shows photos of Sarah as evidence in closing arguments
Photo 8: Sarah Boone smiles as she glances back at supporters
Photo 9: Family members of Jorge Torres, Jr. react at the sentencing of Sarah Boone
Photo 10: BDK in duffle bag as discussed in podcast

24/01/2025

🚨 New Episode Alert! 🚨 Season 2, Episode 2 of Our Dark Ether is LIVE on Spotify! 🎧

This week, we’re diving deep into the Mandela Effect—that mind-bending phenomenon where groups of people remember things differently from how they actually are. 🤯

Ever sworn you saw the Berenstein Bears but it’s actually Berenstain Bears? Or thought Looney Tunes was spelled Looney Toons? 🐻🎶 You’re not alone!

Join us as we explore this strange glitch in reality and uncover more examples of how our memories might not always match the truth. 🌌👀

Listen now on Spotify!