Hitler's Genetic Secret, Ozzy's Secret Daughter, & The Farting Velodrome (AfterWyrd News)

Hello and welcome to AfterWyrd, the home of the strange, the mysterious, and the downright odd news. The Wyrdo's are back with a bumper episode that covers everything from genetic analysis of the Führer to spectral flatulence in London.

Hitler's Secret Genetic Disorder

New DNA analysis of a blood-stained cloth reveals that Hitler had a hidden genetic disorder that likely hindered the development of his sexual organs, backing up the decades-old wartime song. We discuss the analysis of the Führer’s DNA profile, which revealed Kalman syndrome, suggesting a struggle to form sexual relationships, and the evidence that he may have been neurodivergent. We also explore the ethical conflicts of the research with geneticist Turi King, who identified Richard III's remains.

Ozzy's Secret Daughter and Bizarre Correspondence

The talk turns to the bizarre as we examine the saga of a woman claiming to be Ozzy Osbourne’s secret daughter. Sharon, Kelly, and Jack reveal the array of bizarre items sent through the post to the family, including toenail clippings and blood, as Kelly discusses the severely inappropriate claims of speaking to the late rocker beyond the grave.

The Farting Velodrome and the Search for God

The hosts explore architectural oddities, including the London landmark that appears to make a farting sound when fireworks are set off near it—the Pringle-shaped Olympic Velodrome. We also discuss the viral TikTok footage and other strange acoustical architecture like the Whispering Gallery and Mexico's El Castillo Pyramid.

We then look at the French engineering bestseller, God, the Science, the Evidence, which claims to prove the existence of God through the complexity of DNA structure and the fine-tuning argument, leading to a discussion on philosophical arguments, mega churches, and the ethics of wealth in religion.

Nic Cage and Jesus Horror

Finally, we review the buzz around the film The Carpenter's Son, depicting the childhood of Jesus Christ starring Nicholas Cage as Joseph, discussing the film's profound themes, archaic language, and that reliably present Cage freakout moment.

"Don't blame the owls."

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