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Morbid
The hosts repeatedly praised the book as a terrifying, all‑encompassing exploration of the fear of premature burial, saying it made them feel as if they were being buried alive by the information. One host noted that they bought the title and dove into research, urging listeners to read it. Overall, the tone was enthusiastic and the book was strongly recommended.
Episode: Episode 248: Marion Stembridge
The hosts said they had bought the book and were diving into research on premature burials and the fear of being buried alive.
I bought this book called Buried Alive and I've been doing like crazy research on premature burials and like fear of being buried alive. Great. I'm so excited.
Episode: Episode 253: Buried Alive
They said the book was terrifying and allencompassing, making listeners feel as if they were being buried alive by the scariest information ever.
I bought that book and then I started reading it and holy hell it is like the complete, in fact let me tell you what the book is because everybody should read it.
It's called Buried Alive The Terrifying History of Our Most Primal Fear and it's by Jan Bondeson, PhD. ... it's an amazing book. It's terrifying. It is all encompassing. It'll feel like you're being buried alive by like the scariest information ever.
Episode: Episode 253: Buried Alive
The hosts described it as a terrifying, allencompassing account that makes listeners feel as if they are being buried alive by the scariest information ever.
and holy hell it is like the complete, in fact let me tell you what the book is because everybody should read it. Hold your horses everybody. I looked it up because I don't know where the actual physical book is. It's called Buried Alive The Terrifying History of Our Most Primal Fear and it's by Jan Bondeson, PhD. ... It's an amazing book. It's terrifying. It is all encompassing. It'll feel like you're being buried alive by like the scariest information ever.