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Published by Rekha Shankar and Waleed Mansour
We’re Dead is a public access talk show broadcasting straight from the afterlife. Recently deceased hosts, Rekha Shankar and Waleed Mansour, interview fellow residents of the great beyond from the great beyond. From historical figures to beloved fictional characters, it’s the only show where death is just the beginning of a good conversation.
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On this week's episode, Rekha and Waleed get to chat with a couple of the nastiest men in Hollywood, Elvis Presley and Mr. Big (from Sex and the City). Anyone else a Miranda? Hosts: Rekha Shankar Waleed Mansour Guests: Jess Ross as Mr. Big DJ Mausner as Elvis Presley Edited by Waleed Mansour Full episodes available to watch on Youtube
On this week's episode, Rekha and Waleed sit down with a very very Irish bar maiden and a very very blue eyed Frank Sinatra. Hosts: Rekha Shankar Waleed Mansour Guests: Corin Wells as Saorise Conan O'brien Jesse Kendall as Frank Sinatra Edited by Waleed Mansour Full episodes available to watch on Youtube
On this week's episode, Rekha and Waleed are joined by famously forgotten Otis Wright and Charlie's famously hated Grandpa Joe. Ain't nobody here to see Otis though. Hosts: Rekha Shankar Waleed Mansour Guests: Aman Adumer as Otis Wright Kim Cooper as Grandpa Joe Edited by Waleed Mansour Full episodes available to watch on Youtube
On this week's episode, Rekha and Waleed discuss embarrassing deaths with former president, Zachary Taylor, and a former rapper, Silky Johnson. What are your thoughts on Kim Jong Goon? Hosts: Rekha Shankar Waleed Mansour Guests: Alex Fernie as President Zachary Taylor Leonard Smith Jr. as Silky Johnson Edited by Waleed Mansour Full episodes available to watch on Youtube
On this week's episode, Rekha and Waleed are joined by two guests who have immediate chemistry. A pioneer from the Oregon Trail and Elizabeth Taylor share their experiences in life and in death and you ever get so horny...? Hosts: Rekha Shankar Waleed Mansour Guests: Hillary Anne Matthews as Misery Willard Ele Woods as Elizabeth Taylor Edited by Waleed Mansour Full episodes available to watch on Youtube
On this week's episode, Rekha and Waleed sit down with famed inventor Alexander Graham Bell, as well as potentially the only extraterrestrial in the afterlife, Cleatus. Please put all 5 star reviews in the star meter thing. Hosts: Rekha Shankar Waleed Mansour Guests: Dave Theune as Alexander Graham Bell Raphael Chestang as Cleatus the Alien Edited by Waleed Mansour Full episodes available to watch on Youtube
On this week's episode, Rekha and Waleed chat with the world’s greatest detective/podcast rival, Hercule Poirot, and very first human ever, Lucy. We apologize for not having had Lucy on sooner. Hosts: Rekha Shankar Waleed Mansour Guests: Anna Bezahler as Hercule Poirot Kimia Behpoornia as Lucy the First Human Edited by Waleed Mansour Full episodes available to watch on Youtube
On this week's episode, Rekha and Waleed are joined by a moonshiner and a broadway star and finally figure out what year it is. Hosts: Rekha Shankar Waleed Mansour Guests: Zac Oyama as Shorty Bpeinkohnb Maggie Winters as Eleanor Van Strongbow Edited by Waleed Mansour Full episodes available to watch on Youtube
On this week's episode, Rekha and Waleed chat with two LEGENDS, Doc Holliday (Paul F. Tompkins) and Elaine Stritch (Nicole Parker), who both have surprisingly dark pasts. Potato. Hosts: Rekha Shankar Waleed Mansour Guests: Paul F. Tompkins as Doc Holliday Nicole Parker as Elaine Stritch Edited by Waleed Mansour Full episodes available to watch on Youtube
On this week's episode, Rekha and Waleed learn about love and death alongside mythical beings, Steve the Dragon and Cupid. You're just gonna love THESE guests. Hosts: Rekha Shankar Waleed Mansour Guests: Shaun Diston as Steve the Dragon Lauren Knutti as Cupid Edited by Waleed Mansour Full episodes available to watch on Youtube
On this week's episode, Rekha and Waleed are joined by vending machine entrepreneur/victim and the one and only Edgar Allan Poe. Who's ready for some completely normal Poe-ms? Hosts: Rekha Shankar Waleed Mansour Guests: Lamar Woods as Charles Washington Ryan Asher as Edgar Allan Poe Edited by Waleed Mansour Full episodes available to watch on Youtube
On this week's episode, Rekha and Waleed sit down with Wilmer Apricot and Jenny Lin to learn all about what happened to the Baptists and the difference between daytime and nighttime bar mitzvahs. Who's down for a pillaging? Hosts: Rekha Shankar Waleed Mansour Guests: Luke Field as Wilmer Apricot Lily Du as Jenny Lin Edited by Waleed Mansour Full episodes available to watch on Youtube
On this week's episode, Rekha and Waleed chat with a body and a broker. Just a couple breast friends hanging out. Hosts: Rekha Shankar Waleed Mansour Guests: Dan White as Greg Gurg Emma Pope as Denise Nash Edited by Waleed Mansour Full episodes available to watch on Youtube
On this week's episode, Rekha and Waleed hang with the ultimate first ladies/wife, Jackie Kennedy, as well as a proper thespian, Adam Saundler, and yes that is spelled correctly. Jack you later! Hosts: Rekha Shankar Waleed Mansour Guests: Kylie Brakeman as Jackie O. Dhruv Uday Singh as Adam Saundler Edited by Waleed Mansour Full episodes available to watch on Youtube
NOTE: Apologies for the audio issues. Our audio engineer fell into a baby last week and we're still reeling. On this week's episode, Rekha and Waleed chat with a famous mother and "father" as they discuss what defines a monster and what defines a lion's load. Hosts: Rekha Shankar Waleed Mansour Guests: Kait Thompson as Debra Leeds Jacuis Neal as Mufasa Edited by Waleed Mansour Full episodes available to watch on Youtube
On this week's episode, newly dead hosts, Rekha Shankar and Waleed Mansour, sit down with with the guy who should have played James Bond (exclusive!) and the Count Dracula. Hosts: Rekha Shankar Waleed Mansour Guests: Nnamdi Ngwe as Henry Charles Artoun Nazareth as Count Dracula Edited by Waleed Mansour Full episodes available to watch on Youtube
On this week's episode, Rekha and Waleed learn of the horrible fates of the Easter Bunny and someone who may or may not be a witch. Also, just a reminder that Rekha and Waleed are not a couple. Hosts: Rekha Shankar Waleed Mansour Guests: Sean Coyle as the Easter Bunny Rashawn Scott as Clara Plump Edited by Waleed Mansour Full episodes available to watch on Youtube
On this week's episode, Rekha and Waleed chat with a mother-in-law with some hopes to haunt and the one and only Confucius. Hopefully at least one of them will become Chinese by the end of the episode. Hosts: Rekha Shankar Waleed Mansour Guests: Anna Rajo as Cassandra Pimp Tao Yang as Confucius Edited by Waleed Mansour Full episodes available to watch on Youtube
On this week's episode, Rekha and Waleed sit down with some raunchy royalty. Queen Elizabeth and Rasputin have more in common than anyone ever realized, and Waleed continues to force you to hear about his love life. Hosts: Rekha Shankar Waleed Mansour Guests: Lily Sullivan as Queen Elizabeth Payam Banifaz as Rasputin Edited by Waleed Mansour Full episodes available to watch on Youtube
On this week's episode, Rekha and Waleed sit down with deceased composer, Ludwig Von Beethoven, who can hear once again, and deceased Survivor contestant, Mariana, who you probably have never seen on the show before. See ya later. Hosts: Rekha Shankar Waleed Mansour Guests: Alan Giles as Luda (aka Beethoven) Jordan Lee Cohen as Mariana Edited by Waleed Mansour Full episodes available to watch on Youtube
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