The Immortal Convict
A brutal crime, a chilling motive, and a darkness that refuses to fade. Some acts are so evil that even justice can’t erase them. Because sometimes, pure evil cannot be killed.
The Weird World of Mascots
This week, we’re diving into the weird, wonderful, and sometimes downright ridiculous world of food mascots and insurance company mascots. From the characters we grew up seeing on our favorite products to the stories behind some of advertising’s most recognizable faces, we’re finding out where they came from and how they became icons! This week, we’re diving into the weird, wonderful, and sometimes downright ridiculous world of food mascots and insurance company mascots. From the characters we grew up seeing on our favorite products to the stories behind some of advertising’s most recognizable faces, we’re finding out where they came from and how they became icons!
The Cornell Seven
**Trigger Warning** We discuss rape and sexual assault in this episode This week, we take a closer look at the Cornell Seven case — the allegations surrounding an incident at the Chi Phi fraternity in 2024, and the events that followed. We dig into the court filings, the evidence that has been made public, Cornell’s response, the district attorney’s statements, the Title IX proceedings, and what both sides have said about what happened. A serious case with a lot of unanswered questions, conflicting accounts, and details worth examining for ourselves.
Buffalo on the brain with Glenn Goodberry
This week, we’re sitting down with the guy behind one of Buffalo’s most recognizable clothing brands, Buffalo on the Brain.
We talk about how the brand started, what it’s like building something that becomes part of Buffalo culture, and the story behind the now-famous Josh Allen King mural. From Bills Mafia to Buffalo pride, this one is all about the city, the creativity, and the people who make Buffalo what it is.
When History Came Calling
On September 11, 2001, they were just veterans, teachers, parents, coworkers, friends, and ordinary Americans. Then history came calling.
WNBA Mascots. Episode #229
This week, we’re taking a look at the WNBA’s mascots — the weird, the wonderful, and the ones that make you question who was in the room when they came up with this shit.
The Voices We Needed
Tonight, we remember three legends who gave the world far more than their talents. Tim Curry, Dolly Parton, and now Peter Cullen--three unforgettable voices who brought joy, courage, kindness, and heart to generations of people. We talk about their legacies, what made them special, and why losing people like this feels like losing a little piece of our childhood.
Save the children, Save the world.
Tonight, we take a look at the darker side of growing up in Hollywood. We’re talking about the pressures of being a child star, the exploitation and lack of protection many young actors face, and how those experiences can contribute to addiction, substance abuse, and mental health struggles later in life.
Because fame may look like a dream—but for some children, it comes at a devastating cost.
The Truth Seeps Out
For thousands of families, Love Canal wasn’t just a headline—it was home. This week, we’re joined by someone who grew up on poisoned ground, sharing firsthand memories of one of the worst environmental disasters in American history and the lasting impact it left on an entire community.
The Lane Bryant Massacre: Five Women, One Unsolved Mystery Episode#224
n 2008, a man walked into a Lane Bryant store in Tinley Park, Illinois, and turned what should have been an ordinary Saturday morning into one of the state’s most haunting unsolved murder cases. Five women were executed, one survivor was left behind, and despite an extensive investigation, the killer has never been identified. This week, we’re diving into the timeline, the evidence, the theories, and the lingering questions surrounding a case that continues to baffle investigators nearly two decades later.
If you have any information regarding the murders, Call the tip line: (708)444-5394 or send an email to lanebryant.tipline@tinleypark.org
The Lie That Needed a Baby Episode #223
For months, Taylor Parker convinced everyone around her that she was expecting a child. But behind the fake ultrasounds, baby showers, and social media posts was a horrifying plan that would end in the murder of 21-year-old Reagan Simmons-Hancock and her unborn daughter. This week, we examine one of the most disturbing true crime cases in recent memory and the shocking deception that inspired Netflix’s Maternal Instinct.
The Declaration of Top 5s
We celebrate America the only way we know how: discussing our favorite food, movies, traditions, and everything that makes the 4th of July great. 🦅🇺🇸
To donate to Matt Johnson, go to https://pincancer.org/ UNITING THE SPORT OF WRESTLING TO SUPPORT THOSE AFFECTED BY CANCER
Murder at 100 MPH
In July 2022, a high-speed crash in Ohio claimed the lives of two young passengers and left the nation asking a difficult question: was it a tragic accident, or something far more intentional? This week, we dive into the case of Mackenzie Shirilla, the evidence presented in court, the controversial verdict, and the debate that continues to divide public opinion. Join us as we unpack the events leading up to the crash, the trial that followed, and the lasting impact on everyone involved.
The Voice That Wouldn’t Stay Quiet ft. Ronni Alexandra
Some people stay quiet. Some people can’t. This week, we’re joined by Ronni Alexandra to discuss local government, accountability, and what happens when someone decides they’re no longer willing to sit on the sidelines. Buckle up—this one’s going to get people talking.
Love Canal: The Story Isn’t Over ft. Christen Civiletto
Love Canal is often remembered as a disaster of the past, but what if the story isn’t over? We sit down with Christen Civiletto to discuss the history of Love Canal, ongoing concerns from residents, and the questions that continue to surround one of America’s most infamous environmental catastrophes.
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Half Nonsense, Half Prophecy Episode #218
Tonight’s episode starts as pure late-night rambling and somehow spirals into the eerie legend of the Mothman. From random tangents to unsettling theories, we follow the chaos straight into Point Pleasant territory — where the line between bullshit and prophecy starts getting a little blurry.
Reel Heroes: The greatest war movies ever made. Episode #217
In honor of Memorial Day, we dive into an open discussion on the greatest war movies ever made — from brutal realism to unforgettable.
The Deadly Cost of Discovery Episode #216
Behind breakthroughs and innovation lies a darker side of science. From classified projects to unexplained disappearances, we uncover stories that blur the line between coincidence and cover-up.
Credits rolled. Lawyers called.
Every “happy ending” comes with a stack of legal paperwork. We imagine the absolute mess of lawsuits that would follow some of the biggest movie finales.
If you’re hearing this, it’s too late (to be normal) Episode #213
If you’re here, it’s already too late.
We had thoughts. We lost them. We kept talking anyway.
Nothing really gets resolved… and that feels right.