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(Duh) Weekly Podcast
By Jeremy PellSociety & Culture
(Duh) Weekly Podcast episodes
- I-70 serial killingsWe do an in depth dive into the Midwest killings of several women along I-70 with a possible Texas connection in several murders along interstates there. Listen as we tell their stories and possibilities of a Neal Falls connection.42 min
- Savannah SpurlockListen as we give a timeline from the night Savannah went missing up until yesterday. This case is in the court system now so we will have updates as they become available. This is a good look into the case so far.25 min
- Long Island Serial Killer or LISKListen to all the evidence that is known today on this case. This is one of the most bizarre cases in American history. The Long Island Serial Killer still haunts America today, hoping to solve this 20 plus year nightmare.29 min
- Black DahliaIn this episode we cover the gruesome and notorious case of Elizabeth Short! Some details may just be a little much for younger listeners. Thanks to Murder Mysteries for some of the research materials.41 min
- My top podcastsI give my list of all my favorite podcast. Also just a little bit of my opinion on them!!!18 min
- Just a notification of things to come! The Headlines True Crime & Newsworthy New. Coming Aug 7th.Just a brief description of the new podcast The Headlines True Crime & Newsworthy News. Coming August 7th.2 min
About (Duh) Weekly Podcast
From the publisher's feed
Jeremy Pell, the host of the Duh Weekly Podcast, embarked on this podcasting journey with a blend of curiosity, passion, and a desire to explore the uncharted territories of storytelling. Let’s delve…
into the inspiration behind his mic: Jeremy didn’t want to limit himself. His podcast would cover a wide range of topics: from funny anecdotes to serious issues, from sports to true crime. Nothing was off-limits. True crime, mysterious disappearances, and enigmatic events fascinated him. Jeremy wanted to shine a light on the shadows, ask questions, and—perhaps—find answers.