Podcasts

[True blue (and gold)]

Haven't you noticed that on the pocast? I mean, I never heard that word before. It comes off as really silly to me.

 

^ Oh yeah, I've noticed it. I have no idea what it means.

 

Pruppets are dogs! They are huge dog lovers.

[Run To State]

Pruppets are dogs! They are huge dog lovers.

 

I love dogs myself, I have never heard that word before. Can't they just call them dogs? :lol2: Is it something they made up or have you heard it elsewhere?

[True blue (and gold)]

I love dogs myself, I have never heard that word before. Can't they just call them dogs? :lol2: Is it something they made up or have you heard it elsewhere?

It's their made up term of endearment. I call all dogs "puppers" myself. :lol2:

[Run To State]

It's their made up term of endearment. I call all dogs "puppers" myself. :lol2:

 

My dad always called them that! Too funny!

[MJAlltheWay24]

It's their made up term of endearment. I call all dogs "puppers" myself. :lol2:

 

I don't know where I got it, but I started calling my puppers a couple months ago.

[MJAlltheWay24]

I enjoy Crimetown quite a bit. Not sure if it was someone on here who recommended it or not. In season one they focus on the mob/mafia within Providence, RI. I find that stuff very interesting.

[Randy Parker]

I have been listening to "Murder We Wrote," which is a fictional cold-case story set in Arizona. The acting isn't the greatest, but it's goofy & I'm still listening.

 

In October of 2015, Susie Sievers, a 22 year-old resident of Moonpark, Arizona went missing. The town only noticed that she was missing after about four days, but once they knew she was gone they combed the city looking for her. During the search, her devoted boyfriend, Josh Handy discovered two wrists and a leg in a dumpster behind a Circle K. The one on Bell Avenue.

Susie Sievers was gone. Who killed her? And why did they want her dead?

 

 

Murder We Wrote

[MJAlltheWay24]

Anyone ever listen to World War II Chronicles or Holocaust (Audio)? I am thinking about diving in soon.

 

Been listening to Crimetown (which just started Season Two, really enjoyed Season One) and Uncivil lately.

[Randy Parker]

"My Neighbors Are Dead" is a podcast where the host interviews lesser known characters from films. It started off as horror films, but they've branched out to some other films too. The interviews are improvised & some of them are hilarious. Others are blah. The one from Scream was hilarious.

 

My Neighbors Are Dead

[True blue (and gold)]

I’m absolutely in love with “Martinis and Murder.” Also, season three of “Serial” will soon be out.

[bugatti]

I’ve not listened, but the Ringer has an eight part series this month (first two have been released so far) called “Halloween Unmasked.” Gives a behind the scenes account of the making of the movie “Halloween” which was released 40 years ago this month.

[Randy Parker]

I’ve not listened, but the Ringer has an eight part series this month (first two have been released so far) called “Halloween Unmasked.” Gives a behind the scenes account of the making of the movie “Halloween” which was released 40 years ago this month.

 

Listened to the first one. A lot of Kentucky talk because of John Carpenter's Bowling Green background.

 

It was decent.

[Randy Parker]

Unspeakable Crime has about five episodes out. Focuses on the Jessica Chambers murder in Mississippi.

[Randy Parker]

Happy Face just kicked off too. Follows the daughter of the Happy Face Killer, Keith Hunter Jesperson. Two episodes so far.

[Randy Parker]

Listened to the first one. A lot of Kentucky talk because of John Carpenter's Bowling Green background.

 

It was decent.

 

This one has gotten better.