History: The Woman Who Loved Dolphins TOO Much and The Dancing Plague of 1518
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History: The Woman Who Loved Dolphins TOO Much and The Dancing Plague of 1518
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Like and subscribe for more true crime, paranormal, and other weird $H!T Brunch and Judge: A True Crime, Paranormal, and Other Weird $H!T video podcast. It’s episode 121 and we're going back in History! First Aprile tells us the story of Margaret Howe Lovatt and her very special NASA ordained study of dolphins. Then Claire tells us about the dancing plagues that plagued the Middle Ages. It week of sex, dancing, and LSD on this week's Brunch and Judge! Looking for a specific story, jump to the time you want. 1:00 The Woman Who Loved Dolphins 31:00 Dancing Plague of 1518 Follow us on Instagram @brunchandjudge Email us your topics for our Wheel of Fate at brunchandjudge@gmail.com Join our Facebook page @brunchandjudge Follow us on Tiktok @brunchandjudge Find us on all major podcast networks @brunchandjudge Watch us on Youtube on Brunch and Judge channel Thanks for listening! Comment, like, and subscribe to help us reach more listeners! Sources for this week's episode: All That’s Interesting
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