CRIMINAL MASTERMINDS

Social Media, an incredible platform. But has it disconnected us from being more genuine and human? Every time a celebrity passes, social media reminds us of how insignificant that celebrity really was. We go on years without considering the existence of someone yet when they pass it is time to express appreciation and sympathy towards someone who is no longer here. What happen?

Tracy and Al start the show talking about the death of Chris Cornell of Soundgarden and how his social media turned us into phony, unsympathetic sheep. The guys then talk about the terrorist attack in Manchester. They also mention the officer involved shooting in Oklahoma and the not guilty vedrict of Officer Shelby. The guys recall the Mayor of Baltimore giving the green light to the rioters to riot. Mikey makes a cameo on the show and the guys talk about the Hindenburg disaster.

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Social Media, an incredible platform. But has it disconnected us from being more genuine and human? Every time a celebrity passes, social media reminds us of how insignificant that celebrity really was. We go on years without considering the existence of someone yet when they pass it is time to express appreciation and sympathy towards someone who is no longer here. What happen?

Tracy and Al start the show talking about the death of Chris Cornell of Soundgarden and how his social media turned us into phony, unsympathetic sheep. The guys then talk about the terrorist attack in Manchester. They also mention the officer involved shooting in Oklahoma and the not guilty vedrict of Officer Shelby. The guys recall the Mayor of Baltimore giving the green light to the rioters to riot. Mikey makes a cameo on the show and the guys talk about the Hindenburg disaster.

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Tracy and Al open the show talking about Tracy being homeless for a brief time and the Tracy Talks about going to DC for the police memorial. Tracy talks about the candlelight vigil and the party afterwards and has a hard time speaking English. The guys dog on Apple and Samsung and compare national anthems. Tracy talks about smoking cigars at the LE tents. Tracy finally reads an article about the murder of Agent Ivie and the possible cover up behind it.

Alex Jones and Jesse Ventura chime in. Tracy complains that the media is spending too much time on Aaron Hernandez. He then reads an article about a bill which is proposed to the Senate which limits some of the rights to police officers. Al wraps up the show with some stats.

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Tracy and Al open the show talking about Tracy being homeless for a brief time and the Tracy Talks about going to DC for the police memorial. Tracy talks about the candlelight vigil and the party afterwards and has a hard time speaking English. The guys dog on Apple and Samsung and compare national anthems. Tracy talks about smoking cigars at the LE tents. Tracy finally reads an article about the murder of Agent Ivie and the possible cover up behind it.

Alex Jones and Jesse Ventura chime in. Tracy complains that the media is spending too much time on Aaron Hernandez. He then reads an article about a bill which is proposed to the Senate which limits some of the rights to police officers. Al wraps up the show with some stats.

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Tracy starts the show talking about some creep getting the wrong number and Tracy spending more time than usual to stress to the dunderhead that he got the wrong number. Tracy then reads a story about an escapee who is at risk to commit rape. He then reads a story about a stand off with SWAT. Tracy calls Al and gets an update on the old man and his diaper count. They both wish Mikey a happy wedding anniversary and talk about Fabio for a brief moment.

Tracy then continues and listens to Fabio bash a politician and support the police. An officer in New York is under some heat after defending himself from an assault from a bunch of drunks. Tracy watches the new Call of Duty trailer and talks about the link of video games and violence in youths. Also talks about video games violence and how unrealistic it was and how realistic it is now.

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Tracy starts the show talking about some creep getting the wrong number and Tracy spending more time than usual to stress to the dunderhead that he got the wrong number. Tracy then reads a story about an escapee who is at risk to commit rape. He then reads a story about a stand off with SWAT. Tracy calls Al and gets an update on the old man and his diaper count. They both wish Mikey a happy wedding anniversary and talk about Fabio for a brief moment.

Tracy then continues and listens to Fabio bash a politician and support the police. An officer in New York is under some heat after defending himself from an assault from a bunch of drunks. Tracy watches the new Call of Duty trailer and talks about the link of video games and violence in youths. Also talks about video games violence and how unrealistic it was and how realistic it is now.

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Tracy, Al and Mikey start the show talking about Vladimir Lenin and reminiscing about his granddad back in Russia. Tracy then reads a story regarding the death of Aaron Hernandez. Al recalls a time when Tracy first discovered what a hemroid was. Also Tracy discussed how ridiculous it is that some people are extending sympothy towards Hernandez. An HOA forces a family to take down their thin blue line flag. The family fired back with something brighter and bigger.

The guys talk about the previous episode and Tracy's lack of comprehension of intermediate physics. Then Al vented his frustration with Tracy and how he did not play Madonna's song that he normally plays when Tracy is solo. Then Al and Tracy recall their grandmothers fighting. The infamous "police as pigs" painting appears in the news again amd perhaps, this time, for the last time. Al attempts to read a story for once and fails.

Tracy and the guys then discuss more limitations on speech and how free speech and free thought is dying. Tracy reads about Steve POS Stephens and him dispatching himself into the next world. Finally, Tracy expresses his attraction towards Casey Anthony.

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Tracy, Al and Mikey start the show talking about Vladimir Lenin and reminiscing about his granddad back in Russia. Tracy then reads a story regarding the death of Aaron Hernandez. Al recalls a time when Tracy first discovered what a hemroid was. Also Tracy discussed how ridiculous it is that some people are extending sympothy towards Hernandez. An HOA forces a family to take down their thin blue line flag. The family fired back with something brighter and bigger.

The guys talk about the previous episode and Tracy's lack of comprehension of intermediate physics. Then Al vented his frustration with Tracy and how he did not play Madonna's song that he normally plays when Tracy is solo. Then Al and Tracy recall their grandmothers fighting. The infamous "police as pigs" painting appears in the news again amd perhaps, this time, for the last time. Al attempts to read a story for once and fails.

Tracy and the guys then discuss more limitations on speech and how free speech and free thought is dying. Tracy reads about Steve POS Stephens and him dispatching himself into the next world. Finally, Tracy expresses his attraction towards Casey Anthony.

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Tracy starts out the show talking about being solo during this Easter edition podcast. He talks about the band Green Day and how they evolved into something he doesn't like. Then gets to business and reads a story about a man murdering an old guy just minding his own business, walking down the street. While discussing this story Tracy talks about how social media had spiraled out of control and how Facebook is fast becoming - not your grandmothers app! What started out as a place to bond and share is turning into a playground for the sick and demented.

Tracy then ventures into a discussion, with himself, on the differences between racial profiling and profiling in general. He continues to read updates on this murder and talks more about how much of a scum bag this murderer is. Tracy plays a short interview of the victims family and talks about how devastated they are. Then he reads a story on a shooting at a carnival. Judge Thomas allows his emotions and, clearly, biases into his court room and possibly, his decision making.

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Tracy starts out the show talking about being solo during this Easter edition podcast. He talks about the band Green Day and how they evolved into something he doesn't like. Then gets to business and reads a story about a man murdering an old guy just minding his own business, walking down the street. While discussing this story Tracy talks about how social media had spiraled out of control and how Facebook is fast becoming - not your grandmothers app! What started out as a place to bond and share is turning into a playground for the sick and demented.

Tracy then ventures into a discussion, with himself, on the differences between racial profiling and profiling in general. He continues to read updates on this murder and talks more about how much of a scum bag this murderer is. Tracy plays a short interview of the victims family and talks about how devastated they are. Then he reads a story on a shooting at a carnival. Judge Thomas allows his emotions and, clearly, biases into his court room and possibly, his decision making.

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