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Medical Oddities

Medical Oddities

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Medical Oddities with Mr McGrinn is a horror-tinged medical storytelling podcast exploring real cases where the human body, mind, and biology go terrifyingly wrong. From rare genetic disorders and unexplained illnesses to medical mysteries that still don’t have answers, each episode dives into documented cases told in a calm, cinematic narrative style. These episodes are audio adaptations of stories originally released on the Medical Oddities YouTube channel, presented here for listeners who prefer long-form audio. Hosted by Mason McGrinn, known for his controlled, chilling delivery, Medicamrmcgrinn
  • The Sleeping Sickness 1926.. Medical Oddities Tape 6
    Dec 29 2025

    Medical Oddities... Tape 6: The 1926 Sleeping Sickness

    In the early 20th century, people began falling asleep...
    And never fully waking up again.

    In this episode of Medical Oddities, we examine the mysterious outbreak known as the 1926 Sleeping Sickness... a worldwide epidemic that left thousands trapped between sleep and wakefulness.

    Patients would suddenly become lethargic.
    Slip into long periods of unconsciousness.
    And in some cases... remain frozen in place for decades.

    This episode breaks down the documented cases, the theories behind what caused the illness, and why its sudden disappearance remains unexplained nearly a century later.

    No hysteria.
    No folklore.
    Just real medical history that quietly refuses to make sense.

    🎥 Watch full episodes and visual versions on YouTube:
    https://www.youtube.com/@MrMcGrinn

    📱 Short-form clips and oddities:
    https://www.tiktok.com/@mrmcgrinn

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    19 Min.
  • Medical Oddities Tape 5: Fatal Familial Insomnia
    Dec 28 2025

    Medical Oddities... Tape 5: Fatal Familial Insomnia

    Sleep is not optional.
    And for a small number of people... it becomes impossible.

    In this episode of Medical Oddities, we examine Fatal Familial Insomnia... a rare, inherited prion disease where the brain gradually loses the ability to sleep... permanently.

    It begins with insomnia.
    Then anxiety.
    Then hallucinations... panic... and total physical collapse.

    Patients remain awake for weeks.
    Then months.
    Fully conscious as their bodies fail around them.

    This episode breaks down real medical cases, the genetic mutation behind the disease, and why Fatal Familial Insomnia remains one of the most terrifying diagnoses in modern medicine.

    No mythology.
    No sensationalism.
    Just documented cases where sleep itself becomes lethal.

    🎥 Watch full episodes and visual versions on YouTube:
    https://www.youtube.com/@MrMcGrinnShorts

    📱 Short-form clips and oddities:
    https://www.tiktok.com/@mrmcgrinn

    New episodes coming.

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    24 Min.
  • Medical Oddities Tape 4: Cotard’s Delusion
    Dec 28 2025

    Medical Oddities... Tape 4: Cotard’s Delusion

    Some people fear death.
    Others become convinced it has already happened.

    In this episode of Medical Oddities, we explore Cotard’s Delusion... a rare psychiatric condition where patients believe they are dead, do not exist, or have lost their internal organs entirely.

    Those affected may stop eating.
    Stop speaking.
    Stop responding to the world around them.

    Not because they want to die...
    But because they believe they already have.

    This episode examines real clinical cases, how the brain constructs a false sense of nonexistence, and why Cotard’s Delusion remains one of the most disturbing disorders ever documented.

    No shock value.
    No exaggeration.
    Just real cases that quietly dismantle reality from the inside out.

    🎥 Watch full episodes and visual versions on YouTube:
    https://www.youtube.com/@MrMcGrinnShorts

    📱 Short-form clips and oddities:
    https://www.tiktok.com/@mrmcgrinn

    New episodes coming.

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    21 Min.
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