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Death Radio

Death Radio

By: Cat Deathradio
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 Japanese True Crime Podcast hosted by a Japanese metalhead CAT. I'm trying my best. 日本語のデスラジオはこちらから→https://linktr.ee/deathradio https://www.buymeacoffee.com/deathradioCat Deathradio True Crime
Episodes
  • E24 Vanished at Sea

    E24 Vanished at Sea
    Aug 4 2025

    In this haunting episode of Death Radio, CAT is joined by Raquel to unravel the mystery of a girl who vanished without a trace aboard a cruise ship. Was it a tragic accident—or something far more sinister? Later, the conversation turns to Japan’s infamous “Twitter Killer,” whose recent execution has reopened dark conversations about justice, manipulation, and online predators. Two stories, one ocean of questions.🃏 Cards Against Humanity Game Night in Shinjuku 2-chome!
    Join CAT for a rare English game night in Tokyo!
    📍 Modern Freaks Bar, Shinjuku 2-chome
    🗓 Saturday, August 30th, 2025
    🕖 7:00 PM–9: 30PM
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    25 mins
  • E23 Cancer Porn ～CV Port

    E23 Cancer Porn ～CV Port
    Jun 17 2025

    In this raw and personal episode, CAT shares the harrowing story of the CV port—meant to make chemo easier, but instead triggering a dangerous complication. From surgery without anesthesia to a surprise blood clot and an unexpected hospital stay, this is a candid look into the realities of living with cancer.


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    9 mins
  • E22 Murdered Live: The Tragic Death of Ai Mogami

    E22 Murdered Live: The Tragic Death of Ai Mogami
    Jun 13 2025

    Live streamer Ai Mogami was attacked live in front of thousands of viewers.

    A parasocial bond turned deadly—and the internet couldn’t look away.

    Thank you Peter for joining me!

    Check out his exhibition from October 4th to 31st at Ryozan Park Gallery Mugen, Sugamo, Tokyo!
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    40 mins
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