Dead Rabbit Radio The Daily Paranormal Podcast

The Upside Down Nude Dude

July 1, 2026

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The Upside Down Nude Dude

A 1979 newspaper review of the James Bond film Moonraker describes a scene where the villain's henchman Jaws—a giant with metal teeth—meets a young woman named Dolly, and "she smiles back and call her braces galore. She has about as much hardware in her mouth as he does." The review ran in the Journal Gazette and Times Courier of Mattoon, Illinois, on July 10, 1979, less than two weeks after the film's release. Today, if you watch Moonraker, Dolly has no braces. The actress who played her, Blanche Ravalec, has stated publicly that she never wore braces in the film. This is a classic example of the Mandela effect—a phenomenon where large groups of people share a memory that contradicts documented reality—and it's the thread that ties together three otherwise unrelated paranormal segments in this episode of Dead Rabbit Radio.

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What you'll learn

1 (00:00) **Episode Intro & Patreon Shoutout** - Jason Carpenter welcomes listeners, thanks new Patreon supporter "12 Fish and a Dog," and sets up the episode's three segments.
2 (02:49) **Mandela Effect: "Hey Diddle Diddle"** - Jason recounts his failed attempt to recite the nursery rhyme on a previous episode and his shock at discovering the actual lyrics.
3 (06:27) **Mandela Effect: Dolly's Braces in *Moonraker*** - A deep dive into the famous Mandela effect where Dolly, Jaws' girlfriend in the James Bond film *Moonraker*, is remembered as having braces, but the current version of the film shows none.
4 (16:30) **Segment Transition: The Jason Jeep** - A brief, humorous transition using the "Jason Jeep" vehicle to move to the next story.
5 (17:14) **Residual Haunting: The Crying Girl and the Dogs** - A terrifying story of a five-year-old boy named Michael who moves into a new home and has recurring nightmares of a crying little girl surrounded by barking dogs.
6 (33:12) **Segment Transition: The Carbonic Copter** - A quick transition using the "carbonic copter" to fly to the next story in Alabama.
7 (33:41) **The Upside Down Nude Dude of Redstone Arsenal** - A detailed account of a paranormal encounter in Madison County, Alabama, near Redstone Arsenal in the early 1980s.