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Filed & Deranged: Property Management’s Classified Circus!

Filed & Deranged: Property Management’s Classified Circus!

Written by: Yinka Kuye-Romelus
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 Filed & Deranged: Property Management’s Classified Circus is a deadpan comedic podcast based on real property management incident reports — told with a true crime documentary tone. Each episode dives into absurd residential chaos (emotional support goats, illegal jacuzzies, thermostat warfare… yes, really) with dry, cynical humor and mildly explicit absurdity. These are real case files. These are real reports. And somehow… this is all technically legal to talk about. Real Incident Reports. One Catastrophe at a time. Enter the Archives. New Cases Filed Every Friday.Yinka Kuye-Romelus
Episodes
  • Santa’s Not-So-Silent Afternoon in July

    Santa’s Not-So-Silent Afternoon in July
    Dec 26 2025

    Case Number: 0010

    Incident Type: Public Indecency / Summertime fun / Heat-Related Poor Decisions: On the hottest day of the year, a resident reports adult activity in the parking lot. Management investigates. The situation escalates. The upholstery did not deserve this.

    Enter the Archives.

    Follow. New cases filed every Friday.
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    6 mins
  • The Alligator in the Bathtub

    The Alligator in the Bathtub
    Dec 19 2025

    Case Number: 0009

    Incident Type: Unauthorized Exotic Animal / Emergency Water Leak / Lease Violation

    Maintenance responds to water leak and finds the source is a live alligator occupying a third-floor bathtub. The resident insists it’s temporary. The lease disagrees.

    Enter the Archives.
    Follow. New cases filed every Friday.
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    8 mins
  • Deferred Maintenance: The Building’s Revenge

    Deferred Maintenance: The Building’s Revenge
    Dec 12 2025

    Case Number: 0008

    Incident Type: Pattern of Maintenance Failures / Habitability Concerns

    Residents report the same cycle: broken locks, no hot water, infestations, break-ins, dead animals, and mysterious smells.
    The twist? For once… the residents are not the chaotic ones.
    The building is.

    Enter the Archives. Follow. New cases filed every Friday.
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    8 mins
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