Hot Tubs, Hard Choices, and Rubber Ducks | 526
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RSS Feed RSS Feed This week on Hysteria 51, medical enhancement and poolside romance collide in ways absolutely nobody requested except for Kevin Crispin who joins us for some Beautiful Blurry Hysteria!
First, we head to Thailand, where authorities are investigating a Bangkok cosmetic clinic after influencer Igho “Tiny” Ubiribo died following a penis enlargement procedure involving hyaluronic acid filler injections. It’s a tragic story involving cosmetic enhancement, questionable decisions, and yet another reminder that sometimes “bigger” should probably remain a marketing slogan.
Then we travel to Georgia, where police are searching for a mysterious trespasser who allegedly broke into a private pool area, enjoyed the hot tub, spent more than 10 intensely intimate minutes with a rubber duck, stole around $1,200 worth of towels, and escaped on a bicycle.
Yes. That is the entire sentence.
From penis injections and cosmetic surgery gone wrong to hot tub trespassing, stolen towels, and forbidden rubber-duck passion, this week proves that humanity remains the weirdest cryptid we’ve ever investigated.
Grab your floaties. Maybe leave the duck at home.
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Kevin Crispin is a Mental Health Advocate, Podcaster, Public Speaker, Actor, and Writer. As someone who has suffered from severe anxiety, Kevin uses his life experiences to shed a light on Mental Health as well as work to connect people through kindness, humor, and empathy. He is the host of the weekly podcast Behind Beautiful Things.
Each week on Behind Beautiful Things, he has a kind and generous guest who comes on and tells difficult stories from their lives. He believes that difficult stories are universal, but are not universally told. To be aware of our own fear and anxiety and depression can allow us room for the grace and kindness to understand that our fellow humans are dealing with a version of the exact same thing.
He believes each of us is a collection of stories, and that stories are the great healing currency of humankind: the more we hear, the more we heal.
He believes in kindness, he believes in humor, he runs from tornado sirens.
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