Good Company in the Car: The Bigfoot and Murder and Everything Else Podcast

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In this lively episode, Jack and Kevin dive into a whirlwind of topics, starting with a humorous introduction and a shared love for music. As they discuss the Marvel TV spinoff "Agatha All Along," Jack shares his emotional connection to music, known as "frisson," and how certain songs, like the show's witchy ballad, evoke powerful responses in him.

The conversation then shifts to a captivating exploration of royal history, focusing on the notorious romance between King Edward VIII and American socialite Wallis Simpson. Jack recounts the scandalous abdication of the king for the woman he loved, offering intriguing insights into the lives of the Duke and Duchess of Windsor. As they delve into the past, Jack reveals a personal connection to the royal saga through a chance encounter with a relative of Wallis Simpson.

Amidst tales of royalty and music, this episode offers a delightful blend of humor, history, and personal anecdotes, leaving listeners entertained and enlightened.

Kevin is in Fort Lauderdale this week literally 5 blocks away from this killer’s home. He could practically reach out and pull of his toupee! Originally broadcast on November 30, 2021.

He was a licensed plastic surgeon running a consummate facility that offered a wide variety of procedures. Okay, none of that was true. When he loses his medical license, his twisted plan to get it back backfires in the best way possible!

Join Kevin and Jack as they navigate through a lively discussion filled with anecdotes, humor, and history in their latest episode. Broadcasting from their makeshift studio in Jack's basement, they reminisce about the challenges of holiday travel, the quirks of regional roads, and the unexpected turns life throws their way.

The conversation takes a historical detour as they delve into the legacies of Clara Barton and Florence Nightingale, and the evolution of modern medicine. They ponder the impact of antibiotics and share personal stories of health scares and medical marvels.

As the holiday season approaches, Kevin and Jack rank their favorite and least favorite federal holidays, reflecting on personal traditions, societal changes, and the evolving nature of celebration. From the joys of Christmas and the Fourth of July to the mixed feelings about Thanksgiving and Columbus Day, they offer a humorous take on what makes each holiday unique.

With reflections on family, fashion, and the passage of time, this episode is a heartfelt and entertaining exploration of the moments that shape our lives and the memories that linger long after the celebrations end.

As you may recall, Jack and the Puss live in a haunted house! Meet Agnes everybody!

Join Jack and Kevin as they embark on a whirlwind weekend adventure filled with retail frustrations, nostalgic discoveries, and a deep dive into the life of country music legend Patsy Cline. The episode kicks off with Jack's cranky vent about shopping for elusive gold wire earrings and a frustrating experience with a tech store return policy, setting the stage for a weekend full of unexpected twists.

The duo takes a trip to Winchester, Virginia, where they explore Patsy Cline's childhood home, soaking in the rich history and personal anecdotes that shaped the iconic singer's life. With Kevin's admiration for Patsy's music and Jack's relatable experiences, the visit offers a charming glimpse into a bygone era.

The journey continues to Shawnee Land, a development with grand ambitions that fell short, providing a humorous exploration of what could have been. Along the way, Jack and Kevin share laughs over Cracker Barrel pot liquor and reflect on the quirks of rural living.

This episode is a delightful blend of humor, history, and heartfelt memories, capturing the essence of a weekend road trip filled with music, nostalgia, and the unpredictable joys of life on the road.

Join us as we delve into a chilling episode that revisits the mysterious death of Patty Wlasiuk in the small hamlet of Guilford, New York. Over four months after a solar eclipse trip, we explore the eerie events surrounding this case, which was featured in "Forensic Files" Season 9, Episode 22, titled "Seeds of Doubt."

Patty and Peter Wlasiuk's seemingly ordinary life takes a sinister turn when Patty is found dead under suspicious circumstances. As the investigation unfolds, strange details emerge, including burdock seeds found in Patty's hair and on Peter's shoes, challenging the initial narrative of a tragic accident.

Discover how forensic evidence, including the peculiar presence of burdock seeds, plays a crucial role in unraveling the truth behind Patty's untimely death. With insights from experts and a deeper look into the case, we examine Peter's questionable actions and the motives that may have led to a fatal deception.

Join us for this gripping episode as we piece together the twisted story of betrayal, murder, and the relentless pursuit of justice in the quiet corners of Chenango County.

Join us on a whirlwind shopping trip to the Springfield, Virginia Macy's, where escalators are perpetually broken and early October brings unexpected Christmas decorations. Amidst the retail chaos, our hosts navigate the challenges of finding the perfect pair of earrings, while sharing personal anecdotes and retail frustrations.

The episode takes a dramatic turn as we delve into a cold case from Anderson, South Carolina, known as "The Electric City." The story unravels the tragic and accidental shooting of Timothy Rambo, an innocent victim caught in a crossfire driven by a love triangle. Follow the twists and turns of the investigation, as newly elected officials revive the case years later, uncovering new evidence and piecing together the events that led to the fateful night.

As Hurricane Milton looms on the horizon, our hosts also reflect on the chaos it brings to vacation rentals and the unpredictability of nature. This episode is a mix of humor, mystery, and real-life challenges, reminding us all to appreciate the breaks we get and to strive for better decisions. Tune in for an engaging discussion filled with Southern charm, unexpected revelations, and a touch of holiday spirit.

Join us as we delve into a riveting episode of Cold Case Files, where a decades-old mystery is finally unraveled. This episode takes us back to February 7, 1981, in Marietta, Ohio, where Officer Joe Clark was tragically ambushed and killed in his own home. Initially thought to be a drug-related crime, the case went cold for over 30 years.

Fast forward to 2012, a new cold case unit reignites the investigation, uncovering shocking revelations about possible involvement from within the law enforcement community. With persistent detective work and a stroke of good luck, the team identifies Mitch Rubel, a former deputy with a grudge, as the prime suspect.

Follow the twists and turns as the detectives piece together evidence, track down old witnesses, and ultimately bring a long-awaited justice to Officer Clark’s family. This episode is a testament to the relentless pursuit of truth and the complexities of solving cold cases.

Here at GCITC we love tearing the guilty a new one, but this time one hapless shop teacher in Nova Scotia got the short end of the stick. After his wife's death he unwittingly did just about everything he could possibly do to look guilty. 

In this uplifting episode of "Good Company in the Car," hosts Jack and Kevin kick things off by celebrating their podcast's achievement of being in the top 10% of Apple-tracked podcasts. Despite being a smaller show, they express their gratitude for their devoted listener base, particularly those tuning in from Oregon, California, Maryland, Arizona, Virginia, Pennsylvania, and beyond.

The episode takes a heartfelt turn as Jack shares a touching story about a gift from a loyal listener and friend, Tammy. This gesture prompts the hosts to discuss the importance of positivity and inspiration in today's world. Jack and Kevin decide to focus on highlighting individuals who inspire them with their goodness, respect, and positive influence.

From the legendary Dolly Parton, known for her humor, intelligence, and generosity, to Frankie Celenza, the energetic host of "Struggle Meals," who teaches clever ways to cook on a budget, the hosts cover a diverse range of inspirational figures. They also delve into the remarkable contributions of Jimmy Carter, Audrey Hepburn, Gary Sinise, and even the beloved anime character Naruto Uzumaki, each celebrated for their unwavering dedication to helping others and their ability to inspire greatness.

As the episode concludes, Jack and Kevin reflect on the importance of surrounding oneself with positivity and the impact that these inspirational figures have had on their lives. They encourage listeners to share the podcast, like, and subscribe, spreading the message of positivity and gratitude further. Join them in this heartwarming episode that celebrates the best of humanity.