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The Weirdest Thing

The Weirdest Thing

Auteur(s): Scotty Milder and Amelia Ampuero
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Writer/filmmaker Scotty Milder and actor/theatre director Amelia Ampuero are weird. They like weird things. And they like to talk about them. From volcanos inspiring classic works of literature, to serial killers and UFOs, to “accidental foods” … nothing is too spooky, quirky, or downright strange for these two. Theme song ©2020 by Kane DistlerCopyright 2025 Monde Sciences sociales True Crime
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