Autistic Auntie Energy Podcast

Monica Marie
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Welcome to The Autistic Auntie Energy Podcast, where funny stories, Black culture, pop culture, and questionable human decisions come together. Coming from black autistic woman with a lot of observations and even more questions. Every week, I'll be sharing hilarious true stories, family adventures, dating mishaps, internet rabbit holes, and the random moments that make me stop and ask: "Now why would somebody do that?" Whether we're talking about bizarre true stories, everyday social rules that don't make sense, or the chaos of modern life, this podcast is all about laughter, storytelling, and seeing the world through a slightly different lens.

Episodes

  1. 5d ago

    The Man Who Robbed the Bank and Waited For Police

    Most bank robbers have one thing in common: they try to leave. This guy had other plans. In this episode of The Autistic Auntie Energy Podcast, we're diving into the baffling true story of a man who robbed a bank and then decided to stick around and wait for the police to arrive. We'll break down the events leading up to this unforgettable decision, examine the possible thought process behind it, and ask the question that's been keeping my brain busy: If you're going to rob a bank, why are you still here? Grab your favorite drink and join me for a story about confidence, confusion, and a getaway plan that never quite got off the ground. Email me : Constantlyconsuming555@gmail.com

    The Man Who Robbed the Bank and Waited For Police

  2. 5d ago

    The Man Who Sold The Eiffel Tower (Twice)

    Most people would struggle to sell a used couch online. One man somehow convinced people he could sell the Eiffel Tower. Twice. In this episode of The Autistic Auntie Energy Podcast, we're diving into the unbelievable true story of Victor Lustig, the con artist who pulled off one of the boldest scams in history by convincing wealthy businessmen that the Eiffel Tower was being secretly sold for scrap metal. We'll unpack how he got away with it, why people believed him, and the question my brain could not stop asking: At what point do you realize you don't actually own the Eiffel Tower? Email me : Constantlyconsuming555@gmail.com

    The Man Who Sold The Eiffel Tower (Twice)

  3. 5d ago

    The Most Random Thanksgiving Text

    What starts as a simple Thanksgiving invitation turns into one of the most wholesome and unexpected stories on the internet. In this episode of The Autistic Auntie Energy Podcast, we're diving into the true story of a grandmother who accidentally sent a Thanksgiving text to the wrong number... and ended up gaining a new family member in the process. We'll talk about how one random text message turned into a years-long tradition, why this story restored a little faith in humanity, and of course, the many questions my brain had along the way. Email me : Constantlyconsuming555@gmail.com

    The Most Random Thanksgiving Text

  4. 5d ago

    The Man Who Thought a Lawn Chair Could Fly

    What happens when a man looks at a lawn chair and thinks, "You know what this needs? Balloons." In this episode of The Autistic Auntie Energy Podcast, we're talking about the unbelievable true story of Lawn Chair Larry, a man who strapped weather balloons to a lawn chair and accidentally flew thousands of feet into the air. We'll follow Larry's journey from questionable idea to full-blown aviation incident, while Auntie tries to figure out one very important thing: What was the plan? Grab your favorite drink and settle in for a story about confidence, chaos, and the kind of decision-making that keeps this podcast in business. Email me : Constantlyconsuming555@gmail.com

    The Man Who Thought a Lawn Chair Could Fly

  5. 5d ago

    The Nolan Wells Tragedy

    Today, were talking about the Nolan Wells tragedy. A young boy, who went out with his friends and never returned. What makes this case especially different, is Nolan Wells was black, all of his friends were white. Was this a act of racism? Is his friends trying to cover up his murder? Lets talk about it!   Email me : Constantlyconsuming555@gmail.com

    The Nolan Wells Tragedy

  6. 5d ago

    The Day Meat Fell From The Sky

    What would you do if you stepped outside and discovered that meat was literally falling from the sky? In this episode of The Autistic Auntie Energy Podcast, we're diving into the bizarre true story of the Kentucky Meat Shower of 1876, when chunks of meat reportedly rained down on a small Kentucky community. Naturally, Auntie has questions. We'll break down what happened, explore the theories behind this strange event, and discuss why some people thought tasting mystery sky meat was a reasonable next step. Grab your favorite drink and join me for a story that proves truth really is stranger than fiction.

    The Day Meat Fell From The Sky
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Welcome to The Autistic Auntie Energy Podcast, where funny stories, Black culture, pop culture, and questionable human decisions come together. Coming from black autistic woman with a lot of observations and even more questions. Every week, I'll be sharing hilarious true stories, family adventures, dating mishaps, internet rabbit holes, and the random moments that make me stop and ask: "Now why would somebody do that?" Whether we're talking about bizarre true stories, everyday social rules that don't make sense, or the chaos of modern life, this podcast is all about laughter, storytelling, and seeing the world through a slightly different lens.

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