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In this chilling episode of Deadhead Miles, we dive headfirst into the shadowy world of highway serial killers. First, we unravel the disturbing mystery of the Redhead Murders—a string of unsolved deaths spanning over a decade, with victims dumped along America's interstates. Then, we shift gears into the case of John Robert Williams, the so-called Big Rig Killer, who used his long-haul routes as a cover for murder. Finally, we bring it all to the present with Clark Perry Baldwin, a trucker whose brutal crimes went unsolved for decades—until DNA caught up with him.

These aren’t just cold cases. They’re warnings about what lurks in the blind spots of the American highway system.

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In this episode of The Mighty Philbert, we dig into the explosive allegations against former Newsboys frontman Michael Tait — and we’re not holding back. From grooming and assault to drugs and double lives, this isn’t just another "Christian celebrity gone astray" story. This is about power, protection, and the sickening double standard in the Christian music industry.

While abusers like Tait and Michael English are welcomed back with open arms after "repenting," artists like Ray Boltz and Jennifer Knapp were erased for simply being honest about who they are.

This isn’t about redemption — it’s about responsibility.

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In this episode of The Mighty Philbert, we break down the seven psychological tricks cults use to control their followers — and show how those same tactics showed up in real-life groups like Heaven’s Gate and NXIVM. From lonely crossroads to charismatic manipulators, we’ll explore how smart, ordinary people get pulled into dangerous belief systems — and how to spot the red flags before it’s too late.
This one’s for the seekers, the skeptics, and anyone who’s ever felt a little lost on life’s long haul.

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Why did so many Gen Xers walk away from church? In this episode of The Mighty Philbert, we rewind to flannelgraph Jesus, Rapture nightmares, and youth group guilt trips to uncover the roots of religious trauma. Plus: purity culture, weird trucking news, and a righteous rant on spiritual manipulation. Nostalgia, truth bombs, and a few waffles — all in one ride.

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Today we’re diving into the gospel according to truck stops — yep, we’re talking about God, diesel, and the weird intersection of faith and fuel lanes.

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Seems like there is a revolving door in the trucking industry when it comes to new drivers. Why do so many people quit before the end of their first year of truck driving? Today, we'll examine that question and look at a few things that might help if you're feeling the pressure of your new career.

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This week, I take you on the road with me for a week in the life of a flatbed truck driver. I know that listening to the audio might be frustrating as I'm saying things like, "look at this" or "check that out", but I want to remind you that the video is available on YouTube, if you want to see what I'm talking about. Sorry, just didn't have time to redo the audio. 

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Tonight, we’re flipping on the high beams and cruising down a stretch of highway most folks would rather not talk about. We’re diving into the world of trucking serial killers — a chilling topic, but one that’s captivated both law enforcement and the public for decades. While the vast majority of truckers are honest, hardworking folks, a tiny few have used the open road as their own personal hunting ground. So buckle up, because we’re about to look at three cases where the cab wasn’t just for cargo — it was a mobile chamber of horrors.

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Today I want to talk about a hot button issue that not only affects truck drivers, but the entire general public as well. Autonomous Trucks. Yep. Self-driving big rigs. No driver. No logbook. No CB radio trash talk. Just a truck… and a whole lotta sensors. 

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Today we talk about some truck stop legends that you just might have heard of on the CB.