Podcast Summary: Last Podcast On The Left
Episode: Side Stories: Raccoon with a Meth Pipe
Release Date: May 14, 2025
Host/Authors: The Last Podcast Network (Marcus Parks & Ed Larson)
Description: The Last Podcast on the Left delves into the horrors of our world, exploring both real and imagined terrors from demons and cults to serial killers and beyond.
1. Tribute to Henry Zabrowski Senior
Timestamp: 00:55 – 03:28
The episode opens with heartfelt news regarding the passing of Henry Zabrowski Senior, a beloved member of the Last Podcast on the Left family.
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Ed Larson:
“We lost a member of the last podcast family and Big Henry Zabrowski Senior unfortunately has passed away...” [02:31] -
Marcus Parks:
“Rest in peace, Henry Senior. And you go to that good old submarine in the Gulf of Mexico in the sky.” [03:06]
The hosts share personal anecdotes about Henry, highlighting his vibrant personality and the impact of his loss on the team.
- Ed Larson:
“He was a lot of fun. I remember the day I met him was when I helped Jackie move into her dorm at Florida State...” [03:14]
2. Personal Updates: Vacations and Experiences
Timestamp: 03:28 – 11:02
Marcus Parks shares his recent vacation to Kauai, Hawaii, detailing his adventures and the natural beauty he experienced.
- Marcus Parks:
“When kayaking down this river to these secret falls... felt like something had been washed away.” [05:15]
The conversation shifts to the invasive species problem in Hawaii, particularly focusing on the introduction of mongooses and the resulting ecological impact.
- Ed Larson:
“Now there's a cats everywhere. And then the cats are a problem, the rats are a problem, the mongoose are a problem.” [07:29]
Marcus reflects on the importance of preserving natural habitats and the emotional connections people have with places like Hawaii.
- Marcus Parks:
“I would kill to preserve this place and to, like, keep this place safe.” [09:24]
3. Robert the Doll and Paranormal Experiences
Timestamp: 21:05 – 32:23
Ed Larson recounts his visit to meet Robert the Doll at the Fort East Martello Museum in Key West, Florida. He describes the eerie yet friendly interaction he had with the haunted doll and the museum staff.
- Ed Larson:
“I brought him some of my merch... Robert did it.” [25:10]
Marcus complements the experience, sharing their mutual fascination with Robert and the museum's paranormal activities.
- Marcus Parks:
“He is a star already. He was on stage all weekend.” [25:23]
The hosts discuss the significance of Robert in local folklore and his role in events like Fantasy Fest.
- Ed Larson:
“Robert was great. He was a grand marshal of Fantasy Fest.” [29:10]
4. Recent News: Serial Killer Victims
Timestamp: 41:05 – 46:20
The hosts delve into a grim update regarding serial killer Herb Meister, discussing the identification of his tenth victim through genealogy matches.
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Ed Larson:
“They have identified the 10th victim found on the farm... Daniel Thomas Halloran.” [41:14] -
Marcus Parks:
“It could be up to 25 people that he killed.” [41:22]
They explore the challenges in identifying victims from decades-old cases and the emotional toll it takes on families seeking closure.
- Ed Larson:
“They found another victim of her. Baumaster.” [35:44]
5. Animal-Related News: Raccoon with a Meth Pipe & More
Timestamp: 66:24 – 85:28
Raccoon with a Meth Pipe
A bizarre incident in Ohio where a raccoon was found holding a meth pipe during a traffic stop.
- Marcus Parks:
“The raccoon has her meth pipe... He's playing with the meth pipe right now.” [66:24]
Bear and Alligator Attacks in Florida
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Black Bear Attack:
The first recorded black bear fatality in Florida occurred when a bear killed an 89-year-old man and his dog in Naples. -
Alligator Attack:
A tragic incident where a 61-year-old woman was killed by an alligator during a canoeing trip in Polk County. -
Ed Larson:
“We did lose a famous alligator, Morris... he was the alligator from Happy Gilmore.” [77:12]
The hosts reflect on these attacks, sharing their views on wildlife encounters and safety measures.
Additional Animal Stories
Marcus and Ed discuss various historical bear attacks in North America, emphasizing the ferocity and unpredictability of wild animals.
- Marcus Parks:
“These are wild. These are good. I believe the revenant guy is in here somewhere too...” [73:36]
6. Listener Mail and Movie Reflections
Timestamp: 85:28 – End
A listener shares their experience of being scared by the movie Ernest Scared Stupid, prompting the hosts to reminisce about its impact.
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Listener Mail:
“Scared Stupid listening to the last side Stories episode about Alien movies...” [85:28] -
Marcus Parks:
“I loved Earnest Scared Stupid... first movie that I ever watched and then immediately rewound and watched the second time.” [80:32]
They discuss memorable scenes from the movie and its lasting effect on their perceptions of horror.
7. Upcoming Events and Final Tributes
Timestamp: 85:28 – End
The hosts announce upcoming live shows, including a special puppy benefit to support dog rescues in Los Angeles.
- Ed Larson:
“Last puppy benefit on the left. May 23, 7pm Masonic Lodge at the Hollywood Forever Cemetery...” [86:03]
They conclude with tributes to Henry Zabrowski Senior and the beloved alligator Morris, expressing their ongoing bond with their lost family members and favorite animals.
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Marcus Parks:
“Thank you, Robert. You're great.” [85:02] -
Ed Larson:
“We love you, Robert. Thank you for protecting us.” [85:05]
Notable Quotes:
- “We lost a member of the last podcast family...” — Ed Larson [02:31]
- “I would kill to preserve this place...” — Marcus Parks [09:24]
- “Robert was great. He was a grand marshal of Fantasy Fest.” — Ed Larson [29:10]
- “The raccoon has her meth pipe...” — Marcus Parks [66:24]
- “I loved Earnest Scared Stupid...” — Marcus Parks [80:32]
Conclusion: In this episode of Last Podcast On The Left, Marcus Parks and Ed Larson navigate through a mix of personal tributes, paranormal encounters, chilling serial killer updates, and bizarre animal-related news. Their candid discussions, infused with humor and heartfelt moments, provide listeners with a comprehensive and engaging dive into both the lighthearted and dark aspects of their experiences and interests.