We're here in the new year with episode 77, and Dylan is starting the new year off strong!

Dylan tells his very unfortunate tale of being both the victim and the perpetrator of a heinous crime. It all started with a late-night bacon sandwich. It ended with $40 with of bandages and a plethora of new nicknames.

This week, Madison tells the story of Andrea Yates, a tragic tale where a woman was failed by her religion, her husband, the US health care system, and society as a whole.

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We’re back with episode 76 of My Existential Crisis! Dylan talks about getting an Apple Watch, returning an Apple Watch, getting another Apple Watch and thinking of returning it again. Madison goes into her New Year’s resolutions for 2026 before the Crisis Crew discusses alternative openers.

In this episode, Dylan details the story of the miraculous stair, a spiral staircase in the Loretto Chapel surrounded by mystery and intrigue. We talk about the incredible construction of the staircase itself, the contested identity of the builder and the average price of spruce wood in 1881.

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It's episode 75, and despite not mentioning it 'til the end, Happy Holidays from MEC to you and yours! We hope you're all staying safe and sane as you!

Dylan tells us all about his Burger King experience and not really saving two puppies. Madison tells us of her recent trip to NYC, and Dylan shocks us all by dropping some hidden lore about his own time in the Big Apple.

This week, Madison brings something a bit different to the table. Inspired by a recent show she saw in NYC, she tells us the very true tale of Operation Mincemeat, one of the largest deceptions pulled off in WWII and a key factor in saving the war for the Allies.

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We're back with another episode! Madison is stricken once again with another bout of bronchitis. We talk about double lung transplants, high school reunions and learning / not learning to type.

In this episode, Dylan talks about Simo Häyhä, the Finnish sniper with over 500 confirmed kills. We talk about his tactics, time in the war, the brutal injury that took him out of combat and his life afterwards.

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Episode 73 is here and we're getting our groove back!

Except, not really cause Dylan made some terrible shoe noises, David shaved his face into a train robbing mustache, and Madison couldn't give blood. But we're TRYING to get our groove back!

This week, Madison covers the grisly story of Katherine Mary Knight, also known as the Australian Hannibal Lector and the first woman in Australia to be sentenced to life in prison without the change of parole.

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We're backkkkk! Again! After a (shorter) hiatus, we sit down to talk about an eerie moment with a mystery smartphone, Madison's musical mishaps and the invention of tape and glue.

On today’s episode, Dylan covers the Barefoot Bandit, a troubled teenager who stole cars, boats and even planes, gaining a reputation as an outlaw folk hero as his crimes continued to escalate.

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WE'RE BAAAA-AAAACK! Aren't you glad to see us pop up in your feed again?

After an unexpected hiatus, we're finally back (almost) just in time for My Existential Crisis' 3 year anniversary!

This week, Dylan tells us all about his travel mishaps, while insisting that he's a responsible adult and Madison breaks down into yet again, another existential crisis. That's why she started the show though, right? To share deeply personal things publicly for all to hear!

Madison shared the story of the Austin Yogurt Shop Murders along with a recent update with them from this year! It's an unsolved case that has everything: Michael Scott, a $100,000 reward, and Creek People.

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Episode 70, we're back! Dylan Bug-ger talks about his recent fight against fleas, "happy hoodies" and smart homes. Madison talks about the breadth of her fascinating/unnerving interests and a disappointing casting decision.

In today's episode, Dylan covers the top five most terrifying parasites and one man who loves them just a little too much. He then caps off one of our grossest episodes yet with a slightly lighter story. Blimey!

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