Even Salt Looks Like Sugar is a podcast that explores true crime, paranormal activity, and unsolved mysteries. Join your host Billy Housh in tonight’s podcast for our third episode.
Episode 3: Tragic Video Gaming Deaths
Video games serve as the ultimate escapism by providing you with some of the greatest entertainment in the world today. But what can happen if you play them too much?
Join Even Salt Looks Like Sugar as we cut deep into the diabolical pomegranate and reveal the sinister sugar reality of what video gaming can do and those who were sadly affected by playing too much. Sarah Afshar, co-producer and writer of this episode also weighs in. https://www.sarahafshar.com
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