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Join hosts Katie and Whitney for a different kind of true crime podcast. You can start with season 1, The Puppet Master and the Prince of Darkness, a deep dive into the most bizarre murder case you've never heard of. Or start with season 2, which covers a different stranger-than-fiction story each week. This bingeworthy show combines meticulous research with a refreshing mix of comic relief and seamless storytelling. There's plenty of room around the campfire--come help us roast murderers an ...
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Trailer Talk

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A podcast for film and TV trailer nerds. On Trailer Talk we break down the most hyped trailers that dropped and often go frame by frame to find those little easter eggs and plot devices hidden in cuts and what this means for casual viewers and fans alike. Your trailer experts are Emmy-winning producers Drew Lewis and PJ Haarsma, Irish Actress Pagan Mcgrath, and kickass editor Stephanie Judge. We often bring in guests like Nolan North (Actor - Uncharted, Destiny), Todd Lasance (Without Remors ...
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Hosts Judah Newby and Jake Zivin break down the dramatic 2-2 draw at Lower.com Field last weekend in Columbus. MLS Season Pass analyst Brian Dunseth joins the show to help breakdown this weekend's matchup at LAFC as he's on the call in the booth at BMO Stadium on Saturday.
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We've talked about a lot of notorious criminals here on True Crime Campfire, but do you think any of today's villains will still be widely known in three-hundred years? Will their names be known to almost everyone, and conjure up vivid if not exactly accurate images of a time long past? The subject of this week's story is a man whose brief but spec…
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Hosts Judah Newby and Jake Zivin recap the Portland Timbers' dramatic 2-2 draw with LAFC last weekend and preview Saturday's clash with Columbus Crew SC. Timbers goalkeeper James Pantemis joins the show and talks his upbringing and time with Portland.
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Patricia Highsmith’s novel The Talented Mr. Ripley follows a young man named Tom, whose deep-seated jealousy and ambition leads him down a very dark path. He wants the jet-set lifestyle his trust-fund friends are living, and he sets out to get it using his intelligence and skill at deception. Tom Ripley is a pretty realistic depiction of a psychopa…
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When we left you at the end of part 1, John Allen Muhammad and Lee Boyd Malvo had begun a killing spree that took them from Tacoma, Washington, through Arizona, Louisiana, and Maryland. By October 2002, they had killed or wounded 10 people, with Muhammad pointing his finger and Malvo pointing his gun. Malvo believed himself to be a soldier in the f…
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Host Judah Newby is joined by pregame/postgame host Adam Susman as guest co-host to recap the match with Vancouver and preview Sunday's contest at Sporting Kansas City. Also, longtime Timbers broadcaster Keith Bleyer joins the show following his final broadcast after 12 seasons with the club and reminisces on his top memories behind the mic and wha…
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Do you remember Snow White, campers? You know, the princess whose step mother was so jealous of her beauty that she cursed her with a poison apple? Today’s case is like that. Someone whose wrath and anger was so terrible that it harmed everyone it touched. To him, not getting his way was a fate worse than death and in order to right the wrongs, he’…
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Hosts Judah Newby and Jake Zivin discuss the Timbers' tough loss to Philadelphia last weekend and they look ahead at the first Cascadia Derby of the year. They are also joined by Vancouver Whitecaps FC radio play-by-play voice Asa Rehman as they take a look behind enemy lines at Saturday's opponent.
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When we left you last week, attorney Larry McNabney’s attempt to become the biggest personal-injury attorney in Nevada had just crashed and burned like the Hindenberg, thanks in no small part to his new wife, Elisa. Elisa was a small-time thief and fraudster from Florida who had thrown the state and her whole life in the rear-view mirror to avoid t…
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Hosts Judah Newby and Jake Zivin cover the Timbers' new Designated Player signing, Uruguayan forward Jonathan Rodríguez Hosts with General Manager Ned Grabavoy. Portland hosts the Philadelphia Union on Saturday, March 23. Kickoff is scheduled for 7:30pm. Don't miss out on any of the moments, secure your seats at Providence Park: bit.ly/4ciTaiq Watc…
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There aren’t many stories older or more widespread than “bad decisions made for a pretty face or a hot body.” Those throbbing biological urges can kick reason and good sense right to the curb. For most of us, this is more likely to happen when we’re young and, y’know, dumb. But there are some people who will always be willing to put their hands in …
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Hosts Jake Zivin and Judah Newby dive into Portland's dramatic last-minute victory at Yankee Stadium, and the man responsible for that – Evander, joins them to talk more on his golazo and how the team is preparing for Houston on the road next. Follow all the action this Saturday at 5:30pm PT FOR FREE on MLS Season Pass on the Apple TV app: https://…
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There is freedom in being a narcissist. If you don’t see anyone else in the world as fully real and important, you can do whatever you want, follow your every urge and impulse. And if someone happens to get hurt along the way, well, you probably barely even noticed. A lot of the criminals in our cases fit this mould, grandiose types swinging throug…
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Hosts Jake Zivin and Judah Newby discuss the Timbers' form after two weeks and are joined by former Timber and longtime Timbers analyst/current MLS Season Pass analyst Ross Smith who has the call of Portland Timbers visiting New York City FC on Saturday at Yankee Stadium. Follow all the action this Saturday at 11am PT on MLS Season Pass on the Appl…
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It's not that unusual for people to bend the truth a little to show themselves in a good light, especially when they're young. Maybe you want to impress a crush, maybe you just want to add a bit of glamor to an otherwise normal life. It's mostly harmless...unless the lies get out of control. If someone lies with every beat of their heart, builds an…
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By Matthew Nemeth The Chat Podcast for Dec/Jan/Feb: Palestine, Podcast Numbers And Adverts Check below for the free podcast Click here for a list of our iTunes feeds. Information matthew@entertainmenttalk.org Please rate and review us on iTunes @etalkuk Twitter Patreon matthew@entertainmenttalk.org Read More…
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Hosts Jake Zivin and Judah Newby recap the marvelous season opener with Colorado and preview Saturday's clash with D.C. United. Plus, Eryk Williamson joins to reflect on his journey back to the pitch and delivering an early statement to 2024.
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When you were a kid, were you ever scared to go in the swimming pool in case you might get eaten by a shark? Or just get in the bathtub? Hell, one time I even managed to freak myself out just from laying on a waterbed. This is mainly thanks to Steven Spielberg and a 25-foot mechanical shark called Bruce, but “Jaws” wasn’t made in a vacuum. Shark at…
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Leonard Cohen sang, “All I ever learned from love / Was how to shoot somebody who outdrew ya,” which should certainly strike a chord with followers of true crime. We’ve seen time and again how, after a bitter break-up, a person can go to extraordinary lengths to get their own back, whether the wrongs they’ve suffered are real or exist entirely in t…
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Natural conservation is something that most people can get behind. I mean, you see a baby duckling covered in oil and you can’t help but shake your fist at the oil companies that created the mess while you reach for the dish soap, right? When wildfires break out, firefighters from all over the country pack their bags and get on planes to go help. W…
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In geometry, the triangle is the strongest shape there is—any weight you put on one gets shared out equally among the three sides. A perfect 3-way harmony. But in romance, for most of us anyway, three’s a crowd. Resentments start to smolder. Secrets start to slip. Things can get dangerous. Especially when everyone involved is living a double life t…
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To paraphrase the great American hero George Costanza, “You’ve been living a lie? I’m living, like, 20.” If you’re up to no good in one way or another, there are a lot of ways you can get found out. You might get ratted out, you might unknowingly leave behind evidence of your bad deeds, or you might just get flat-out caught in the act. And if you’v…
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Some of the scariest people we’ve covered on this show were cursed with a grandiose sense of entitlement—the sense that if they see something they want, they should be allowed to just take it, whether that something is a new watch or a fellow human being. The self-centeredness is bad enough, but when you couple it with rage…especially the kind brou…
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In 2012 and 2013, two women disappeared. They didn’t have a whole lot in common: One was a teenager on the west coast, the other a midwestern mom of seven. But both would fall under the spell of a poisonous man who had become a master at manipulating the vulnerable for his own twisted ends. Sources: CBS News: https://www.cbsnews.com/news/former-wis…
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Two of the closest bonds a person can have are with a spouse and with a child. Ideally, in the first you're a loving partner, and in the second, a guide and a caregiver. Of course, real life doesn't always match the ideal, and both of those relationships can get twisted and strange. Sometimes your spouse and your child can even become the deadliest…
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