Shoot The 60 Podcast

In this gripping episode, we embark on a exploration into the mysterious world of the controversial spiritual group known as "Love Has Won." Infamous for their unconventional beliefs and practices, this cult has garnered attention and raised eyebrows worldwide. Join us as we uncover the intricate web of ideologies, controversies, and the charismatic leader at the center of it all.

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In this episode, we delve into the mysterious and chilling tale of the Circleville Letters. Our hosts take you on a journey back to the late 1970s, when residents of Circleville began receiving ominous letters that contained disturbing personal details. As the letters escalated in intensity, so did the anxiety within the town. Join us as we look into what started as an unsettling campaign soon evolved into something far more sinister, involving secret affairs, blackmail, and a tragic death.

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The trial of Emmett Till, Martin Luther King Jr., and the Montgomery Bus Boycott are just a few historic things to graze the lens of photographer Ernest Withers cameras. His ability to capture history in a single moment has made him a prominent figure in the Civil Rights Movement. His photography and status not only drew the attention of the people he represents, but also the party responsible for trying to destroy those people, the FBI. Tune in as we discuss the legacy and secret life of Ernest Withers.

Since the dawn of man, there have always been a very thin line between fact and fiction. This episode is a prime example of this as we look into the Green Children of Woolpit. This is an event that has been reported as taking place in 1100 AD; when two mysterious children with green skin and odd clothing were found in the small village of Woolpit in England. The cast breaks down evidence surrounding the validity of the event and allow you to determine for yourself: fact or fiction?

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In this eye-opening episode, we delve into the shocking stories of Sonja Farak and Annie Dookhan. The two chemists sent shockwaves through the criminal justice system resulting in over the dismissal of 30,000 criminal cases. Join us as we explore their stories and have an interesting conversation about ethics, accountability, and the far-reaching consequences of one person's choices.

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Welcome to our new segment "What's The Word" where we take a break from the usual stories and have conversations about different subjects and topics. In this episode, we go from discussing the Tory Lanez sentencing to how women assist men in upholding the patriarchy & toxic masculinity.

Clam chowder, Celtics, Aliens??? Boston is historic city known for a variety of things but what if I told you in 2007 there was an alien invasion…sorta. In a guerilla marketing effort to promote a movie for Adult Swim, Peter Berdovsky created LED light structures that were spread in various parts of the city. The structures were perceived as homemade bombs and sparked one of the biggest terrorist scares in the city’s history.

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In 1978, Gene Mulvahill decided to open an amusement park called Action Park in Vernon, New Jersey. Action Park gained notoriety for its dangerous and poorly designed rides that many people enjoyed but also barely survived. Join us as we dive into how Action Park gained a reputation as one of the most dangerous amusement parks in the United States and why ultimately it had to close it’s doors forever.