Old Dirty Boston

Between 1962 and 1964, 13 women were found murdered inside their homes in the greater Boston area with nylons tied around their necks in a bow.  This is the story of the Boston Strangler.

A white suburban couple, shot in the Boston neighborhood of Roxbury.  The manhunt, the motives, and the truth behind one of Boston's most notorious crimes, this is The Charles Stuart Murder. 

In this episode we're sitting down with a true Son of Southie, Jay Hurley, former District President of the Ironworkers Council of New England.  Jay talks about the neighborhood, the killers, the cowboys, and the congressman.  Buckle up, we're headed to Southie.

Sharing stories from the early days of Boston comedy to becoming a sitcom star and all the parties, drugs, and people he's met along the way. Why he beefed with Barstool founder Dave Portnoy and his appearances on the Joe Rogan Podcast. 

*Visit Old Dirty Boston on YouTube to watch Lenny serve up the most beloved donuts in Boston at Kane's Donuts on Rt. 1 in Saugus.

In the shadow of the 93 overpass on Mystic Ave in Somerville, you’ll find Main St XXX. I spoke to Tony, the “Tom Brady of blowjobs” and learned what really keeps lights on. This hidden beacon of Old Dirty Boston is keeping alive one of the city’s older gay cruising scenes.

Crack open three beers and a Fanta, we’re taking a ride with Donnie Mahoney a.k.a. “The Wonton Don!” Donnie talks about travel, psychedelics and life in China. He breaks down how to make great videos/make money from great videos, and what it’s like working with Barstool.

In this episode, I’m sitting down with Kathy Cremin. Kathy’s youngest daughter, Deanna, was murdered March 29th 1995 and her body was found a block from their Jacques St. apartment in Somerville. 

When I first asked Kathy to do this interview she said no, but a few weeks later she replied again. “If I can help save another girl from an abusive relationship, from drugs or violence, it's worth it.” 

I want to thank Kathy for sharing her incredible story. 

In this episode, I’m sitting with a true son of Somerville, Norman Stone and his head trainer, Alex Rivera. “Stoney” talks about training the first latino heavyweight champion of the world, John ‘The Quiet Man’ Ruiz, working with Don King, boozing, boxing and business.

Author and former Boston Globe writer Steve Kurkjian joins ODB to talk about his decades long research on the Gardner Museum Heist.

In 1980, a cuban woman named Rosie Ruiz stunned the marathon world when she broke the women's Boston Marathon record, crossing the finish line with a time of 2:31:56...there was just one minor discrepancy...she never actually ran the race.