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Chelsy And Noelle Go To Hell

Chelsy And Noelle Go To Hell

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An occasionally funny podcast for deviants, nerds, and the occasional conspiracy theorist.

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  • Episode 184: Jeffrey Epstein: Power, Protection, and the Mossad Theory Explained

    Episode 184: Jeffrey Epstein: Power, Protection, and the Mossad Theory Explained
    Feb 28 2026

    Join us on a deep dive into Jeffrey Epstein’s rise, the controversial 2008 plea deal, the 2019 arrest, and why the case shattered public trust. We break down the documented timeline, legal protection claims, and the Mossad intelligence theory: what’s proven, what’s alleged, and why the story still fuels conspiracy.
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    53 mins
  • Episode 183: 20 (Not Actually 20) Questions to Kick Off the Year

    Episode 183: 20 (Not Actually 20) Questions to Kick Off the Year
    Jan 21 2026

    Step into the new year with a round of 20 (not 20) Questions that starts playful, then turns a little darker. Between deep cuts, hot takes, and answers that land harder than expected, they keep circling back to what it means to remember 9/11 and carry that weight into a new chapter. It is funny in places, uncomfortable in others, and more honest than anyone had planned.
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    1 hr and 15 mins
  • Episode 182: The Dark History of DARE: How Anti-Drug Education Became Police Marketing

    Episode 182: The Dark History of DARE: How Anti-Drug Education Became Police Marketing
    Dec 20 2025

    From lion mascots to graduation ceremonies, DARE shaped childhoods across America. But behind the nostalgia is a story of failed drug policy, public-relations panic, and police branding aimed at kids. This episode traces how DARE spread, why it endured, and what it was really selling.

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    55 mins
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