In episode 24 of "Weird with a Side of Bacon," hosts Trevor, Misty, and Stephanie serve up a mix of bizarre news, odd history, and quirky social media stories. Highlights include a wallet lost in a Ford factory and found 10 years later, hilarious and misguided online reviews, an extreme Russian protest involving self-harm, and the mysterious case of a woman who vanished for 60 years. With their signature humor and camaraderie, the hosts rate each tale on their unique "bacon scale," making for an entertaining and offbeat exploration of the world's weirdest stories.

Host Introductions & Bacon Rating System (00:00:51) Hosts introduce themselves and explain the bacon rating system for weirdness.

Stephanie's Reddit Story: She Quit Because of Pizza (00:02:42) A coworker quits her job after missing a pizza party, then regrets it.

Trevor's Weird History: Dolly Parton Lookalike Contest (00:09:43) Dolly Parton loses a Dolly Parton lookalike contest to a drag queen.

Misty's News: Michigan Autoworker's Wallet Found in Minnesota (00:17:48) A wallet lost in a Ford factory is found 10 years later in a car's engine bay.

Stephanie's Reddit Reviews: Bean Sprouts & Adult Store Mishaps (00:29:37) Hosts read and react to bizarre online reviews, including a bean sprout rant and a parent taking kids to an adult store.

Trevor's Weird History: Nailed It (00:42:40) Russian artist Pyotr Pavlensky nails his scrotum to Red Square in protest.

Misty's News: Missing Woman Found After 60 Years (00:56:02) A woman missing for 60 years is found alive, but wants to remain hidden.

Podcast Outro & Listener Call to Action (01:10:13) Hosts thank listeners and encourage ratings, comments, and community growth.

In episode 23 of "Weird with a Side of Bacon," the hosts share bizarre news and personal stories, including Seattle's hidden underground city, a Harvard morgue manager selling body parts, and a woman's awkward dilemma about cleaning her mom's "sex sheets." With plenty of adult humor and playful banter, the hosts rate each story on their signature "bacon scale" and discuss boundaries, weird history, and the quirks of family life. The episode wraps up with listener engagement reminders and the show's trademark encouragement to "keep it weird."

Host Introductions & Personal Story: "Americans and English at the Zoo" (00:00:50) Hosts introduce themselves; Trevor shares a story about kids playing "Americans and English" at the zoo.

Discussion: Secret Service or Wedding at the Zoo (00:02:47) Hosts discuss seeing people dressed in black with earpieces at the zoo, speculating about a wedding or security.

Explaining the Bacon Rating System (00:03:15) Introduction to the podcast's 1-4 bacon rating system for story weirdness.

Story 1: The Mariko Aoki Phenomenon (00:04:05) Trevor explains the urge to poop when entering bookstores or libraries, its origins, and possible causes.

Story 2: 911 Wins Pick 3 Lottery in North Carolina (00:12:24) Misty shares news about 5,151 tickets winning with the number 911 in a lottery drawing.

Story 3: Listener Email – Shower Steamer Mix-Up (00:17:39) Stephanie reads a listener's email about a shower steamer mistaken for poop in the shower.

Story 4: Seattle's Underground City (00:19:49) Trevor tells the history of Seattle's Pioneer Square, flooding, toilets, the Great Seattle Fire, and the creation of the underground city.

Story 5: Harvard Morgue Manager Sells Body Parts (00:32:16) Misty reports on a Harvard morgue manager sentenced for selling body parts, including skin for bookbinding.

Story 6: Am I the Asshole? – Refusing to Wash Mom's Sex Sheets (00:40:49) Stephanie shares an "Am I the Asshole?" story about a son refusing to wash his mom's sheets after she had sex.

Podcast Wrap-Up & Social Media Plugs (00:47:18) Hosts thank listeners, promote their social media, and encourage sending in stories.

In episode 22 of "Weird with a Side of Bacon," hosts Stephanie, Trevor, and Misty dive into bizarre stories and odd news with their signature irreverent humor. Highlights include a sex toy order mishap, a wild true crime tale about a woman hiding her lover in the attic, a Thai woman found alive in a coffin, and a neighbor feud over falling leaves. The episode blends personal anecdotes, viral news, and quirky internet finds, all rated on their "bacon scale" for weirdness, making for a hilarious and unpredictable listen.

Meet the Hosts & Show Format (00:00:51) Hosts introduce themselves and their podcast roles; overview of show structure and categories.

Weird Personal Story: Gummy Bear Flavors (00:02:09) Trevor shares a personal revelation about green gummy bears being strawberry flavored, sparking group discussion.

Bacon Rating System Explained (00:06:49) Explanation of the podcast's unique "bacon rating" system for judging weirdness of stories.

Weird News: Drunk Raccoon in Liquor Store (00:07:08) Misty tells the story of a raccoon breaking into a Virginia liquor store, getting drunk, and passing out.

Amazon Review: Skin Tag Remover Disaster (00:13:33) Stephanie reads a hilarious, painful Amazon review about a disastrous home skin tag remover kit.

Craigslist Oddity: $500 Bag of Garbage (00:17:46) Stephanie shares a bizarre Craigslist ad selling a bag of garbage for $500, sparking confusion.

Sex Fail: Dildos by the Kilo (00:20:41) Stephanie recounts a Reddit story about accidentally sending a boss a receipt for 4.5 kilos of dildos.

Weird History: Dolly Oesterreich & the Attic Sex Slave, Part 1 (00:24:37) Trevor begins the true story of Dolly, her secret attic lover Otto, and a murder mystery.

Weird News: Thai Woman Found Alive in Coffin (00:37:01) Misty reports on a woman in Thailand discovered alive in her coffin at a crematorium.

Reddit Story: Neighbors from Hell—Falling Leaves (00:43:59) Stephanie reads a Reddit post about a neighbor angry over leaves falling from a tree.

Weird History: Dolly Oesterreich& the Attic Sex Slave, Part 2 (00:51:02) Trevor continues and escalates the story of Dolly, Otto, and the aftermath of Fred's murder.

Closing Remarks (01:10:24) Hosts encourage listeners to subscribe, provide feedback, and share ideas for future episodes.