This is Part 1 of our five-part series where we'll tackle 50 of the best unsolved mysteries from the Unsolved Mysteries Iceberg that was created by JimboSeth (full Iceberg in the link below). In our first episode, we check out killer clowns, disappearances, unidentified people, and a mystery soda machine. We hope you enjoy exploring these unsolved mysteries and we'll be back soon with part two!

Also, thanks to Travis Graham from the band Triceratops for our new show intro music! Check out his band's Facebook page in the link below!

JimboSeth's Unsolved Mysteries Iceberg: https://icebergcharts.com/i/Unsolved_Mystery

Triceratops band Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Triceratops740

This week's story is about a disturbed woman named Taylor "Schabusiness" Coronado and the night she decapitated her lover, Shad Thyrion. The gruesome details of her actions and what she did to Shad's body afterward are pure nightmare fuel. Enjoy.

Five men are headed back home after a road trip when they go missing. After four of the five men are found, only more questions arise out of a case filled with mystery and unexplainable circumstances.

Plus, Cash & Joel have some fun with a job interview and talk about the cool kids.

Joel got rear-ended on his way over to record the podcast and might have been concussed for the episode... so who knows what he'll say!

It's the classic story of good vs evil... right vs wrong... law vs crime... but with a twist! For good to conquer evil this time, the man on the right side of the law must undergo a magical medical procedure that will swap his face with the face of the evil crime committer... and not just his face but his body too... and voice... and absolutely nothing could go wrong here, right?

ANYWHOOZLE, IT'S A REEL CRIME! ENJOY!

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In the vast landscape of popular culture, few franchises have captured the hearts and imaginations of fans across multiple generations quite like Masters of the Universe. What began as a line of action figures in the early 1980s blossomed into a multimedia empire that included an animated show and a live-action film. This epic saga, with its rich mythology, iconic characters, and enduring legacy, has become an integral part of the collective nostalgia and pop culture lexicon.

A hulking warrior with the haircut of a small Dutch boy wages a never-ending battle with a skeleton man set in a hybrid world of sword and sorcery and technological sci-fi... it's a tale as old as time but one we're here to tell once again. This is Middle-Aged and Mediocre... and by the power of Grayskull, we have the power! So raise your swords high, find a big cat to saddle up and ride, and let's get into the world of Masters of the Universe!

The 1980s was a remarkable era for cinema, leaving an indelible mark on popular culture that still resonates today. It was a time when big hair, neon colors, and shoulder pads were in vogue, and the silver screen transported audiences to worlds both familiar and fantastical. From heartwarming tales that tugged at our heartstrings to pulse-pounding adventures that kept us on the edge of our seats, the '80s had it all.

From action-packed blockbusters like "Indiana Jones" and "Die Hard" to comedic gems like "Ghostbusters" and "Back to the Future," the '80s gifted us with unforgettable characters, quotable lines, and imaginative worlds that captured our imagination.

Beyond the compelling stories, the '80s introduced us to a new wave of visionary directors who pushed the boundaries of filmmaking. From Steven Spielberg's mastery of spectacle and fantasy to John Hughes' ability to capture the essence of teenage angst, these creators left an indelible imprint on the cinematic landscape.

So, dust off your VHS tapes, cue up your favorite '80s soundtrack, and join us as we celebrate the magic of a decade that continues to enchant audiences of all ages.

In Part One, we covered Joel's Top 5 Films from the 80s – License To Drive, Stand By Me, Back to the Future, Batman, and Robocop. In Part Two, we'll look at my Top 5 80s Films. As we said in Part One, these are the movies we loved IN the 80s... not necessarily the 80s movies that we watched later in life and now love.

This is Middle-Aged and Mediocre.... and this is Our Top 10 80s Movies: Part Two!

The eighties... supposedly Jimmy Carter, Ronald Reagan, and George Bush were all presidents of the united states but the only President we acknowledged was WWF President, Jack Tunney. It was the decade of glam rock, hair metal, acid-washed jeans, Hulk Hogan, the Nintendo Entertainment System, DeLoreans, and Bird vs Magic in the NBA.

Family sitcoms, Saturday morning cartoons, MTV, video games, comic books... more so than anything else from the 80s, it was the films of the 1980s that shaped so many of us.

With that nostalgia in mind, we will be looking back at our Top 10 favorite movies from the 80s. Joel has made his list of 5 and I've picked 5 of mine. We based our choices off of films that we enjoyed at the time... leaving behind the movies from the 80s that we watched later in life and became fans of. We'll cover Joel's 5 picks in part 1 and Cash's 5 in part 2. We hope you'll enjoy revisiting the 80s with us and make sure you let us know what your favorite movies were when you were living life in the 80s.

Chicago native, James Keehan, known later in life as Count Dante, was a martial artist who considered himself a master of the violent fighting style known as "Dim Mak" and once challenged Muhammad Ali to a duel. Count Dante was a character before his time who had a vision for karate tournaments that would be harder-hitting, more violent, and much bloodier than what his fellow practitioners of combat were accustomed to. The "Crown Prince of Death" added flair and style to his persona and had big dreams but unfortunately, life seemed to always crane kick him in the face before he could accomplish those dreams. Check out our latest episode to hear about the ridiculous life of THE DEADLIEST MAN WHO EVER LIVED!