In this engaging conversation, Joe Rios and Doll delve into the complexities of serial killers, discussing infamous figures like Ted Bundy and Gary Ridgway. They explore the psychological aspects, societal impacts, and media portrayals of these criminals, while also touching on personal anecdotes and broader themes of mental health and societal perceptions.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to the Conversation

02:27 Exploring Ted Bundy and the Green River Killer

06:12 Mental Health and Serial Killers

09:50 Cultural Reflections on Serial Killers

12:59 Netflix's Portrayal of Serial Killers

17:09 Personal Experiences with Fear and Horror

20:31 The Impact of Serial Killers on Society

24:31 American Horror Story and Its Themes

28:06 Pop Culture and Horror Shows

31:47 The Science Behind Horror: Cordyceps and Realism

32:46 Serial Killers: A Deep Dive into Gary Ridgway and Ted Bundy

42:12 The Psychology of Serial Killers

43:55 Mental Health Stigmas and Media Representation

45:00 The Intriguing Nature of Criminal Minds

46:50 Pets and Their Paranormal Connections

51:28 Personal Experiences with the Paranormal

53:50 The Impact of Sobriety on Spiritual Awareness

56:16 Exorcisms and Spiritual Cleansing

59:37 The Psychology of Serial Killers

01:08:09 Cultural Reflections on Crime and Morality

01:09:33 The Legacy of Ed Gein and His Influence on Serial Killers

01:10:54 The Complex Persona of Charles Manson

01:13:00 Manipulation and Control in Cult Leadership

01:16:10 The Power Dynamics in Serial Killings

01:19:35 Femicide and Gendered Violence in Mexico

01:24:21 The Rehabilitation of Serial Killers in Society

01:31:55 Exploring Complex Characters

01:34:21 Cultural Reflections Through Media

01:37:09 The Art of Portrayal in Acting

01:41:54 Navigating Personal Stories and Accountability

01:45:06 The Role of Community in Crime Solving