This week on Feral But Funny, Mark discovers he's not just built different—he’s genetically feral. We’re unpacking Ancestry DNA results, confronting the traumatic revelation that he may be the product of a Carnie affair, and reliving childhood memories featuring grandma’s bedtime tales of the end of the world (spoiler: nukes and Jesus are involved).

Also on the docket:
– The tragic extinction of marine dinosaurs (pour one out for the ichthyosaurs)
– A noble tribute to Eudora, the scratched chariot of House Donnelly
– And an oddly passionate debate about last meals (because obviously)

It’s chaotic. It’s emotional. It’s scientifically inaccurate.
🎧 Tune in, Feral Horde.

This week on Feral But Funny, Mark Donnelly opens the episode with a royal bang—literally—as he officially renounces his Lordship over a plot of land in Ireland to fully lead the Feral Horde. Trumpets blare, heads are threatened, and chaos follows.

From the truth behind Cinco de Mayo’s origins, to a misinformed rant about France losing wars, to a passionate defense of AMC movie theaters vs Regal popcorn, it’s a rollercoaster. We talk about the COVID-era awakening, roast Katy Perry’s bizarre new tour, and praise the criminally underrated performance of Ian McShane as Mr. Wednesday in American Gods.

Finally, we reflect on the death of true art, the obsession with virality, and our growing love for Brittany Broski and The Broski Report, all thanks to her unapologetic authenticity.

🎧 It’s messy. It’s hilarious. It’s full-on feral.

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🎭 This week on Feral But Funny, we kick things off with a musical bang—literally—with a dramatic rendition of Pirelli’s Miracle Elixir from Sweeney Todd, and dive headfirst into a full-blown love letter to musicals. From Mamma Mia! to Epic: The Musical, Mark unpacks his favorite show tunes and the magic of animated storytelling.

🧪 But it doesn't stop there—we spiral into Mark’s ever-changing dream careers (doctor? lawyer? marine biologist? villainous soap tycoon?!), and uncover a full-fledged time-travel scam plot that somehow ends with the King being haunted by a plague-era corpse collector. Disney, call us.

🎨 We also give well-deserved props to animators, especially the incredible fan-made animations for Epic: The Musical, and mourn the lost villain anthem of Yzma in The Sweatbox documentary.

🌙 To wrap things up, we venture into the unsettling world of lucid dreaming—Mark shares a creepy personal experience, and we read Reddit’s most bizarre dream stories.

It’s chaotic, theatrical, and just the right amount of unhinged—welcome to Feral But Funny. 🎤🦝

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