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The Twin History Podcast's second part on the most compelling unsolved serial killer case in American history. Joe and Johnny McCann narrow the 2,500 suspects down to a dozen names of interest, Joe compares Johnny to a dubious character in a Spike Lee film, Joe dismisses the claims of the Seawaters, Johnny examines the theory of Professor Henry Horan, Johnny's affinity for a Zodiac suspect who was also viewed as a weirdo by work colleagues, Joe questions the validity of Graysmith's research, and both twins make the case for who they believe was the Zodiac.

This is the story, you may know, told a little differently.

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In the first of two parts on the most enduring unsolved serial killer case in American history, Johnny and Joe McCann discuss the Zodiac. Johnny sets out the timeline, Joe admonishes Johnny for using the wrong adjective when describing the romantic intentions of the men courting one of the female victims, the twin share their love for the Fincher film, Johnny cautions against accepting the 'official' body count, the Zodiac's press campaign is examined, and Joe recounts a phantom encounter with Francis Dolarhyde.

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*At one point in the episode, Johnny uses an inappropriate term when speaking about Darlene Ferrin's suitors. He was rightly admonished for doing so by Joseph at the time, and subsequently by his wife and his friends. This term should have been removed in the editing process and Johnny apologises for using such language in the first instance.

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Our two part series on The Zodiac will drop soon.

In the concluding part of the Twin History Podcast's series on the American Civil War, Joe and Johnny McCann explore the most celebrated Black regiment of the conflict, the 54th of Massachusetts. Johnny tells a tale of accosting a tour guide on Boston Common, Joe calls out Johnny's retrospective editing suggestions for classic films, Johnny reveals his love of Glory and the complexities of the real Robert Gould Shaw and both twins celebrate the stunning bravery of the 54th.

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In the penultimate episode of The Twin History Podcast's series on the American Civil War, Joe and Johnny McCann discuss Russia's involvement, Johnny's ignorance of the latest moon mission, Joe's confusion at the difference between a military and political surrender, Johnny's powerful argument that treason charges should have been brought against Confederacy leaders, why Reconstruction was an abject failure, Johnny exposing Joe's love of Gone With The Wind, and Shelby Foote's evocation of The Lost Cause myth.

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Part four in our six part (yes, it will only be six parts!) look at The American Civil War. Joe and Johnny McCann explore the impact of Black regiments in the American Civil War, Joe's incredulity at the suggestion of Confederate slave battalions, the importance of Frederick Douglass and Abraham Lincoln in the raising of Black regiments and Joe's mistaken belief that an assassinated President shared the same name as a MCU actor.

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In this week's solo episode, Johnny McCann brings the thrilling story of Bruce Springsteen's The Rising to life. As the 90s ended, Bruce reformed The E Street Band. Out of the tragedy of the horrendous terrorist attacks on 9/11, Springsteen and The E Street Band forged a stunning artistic response. The Rising remains Springsteen's best album of the 21st century. Johnny delves into his own love of Springsteen, the genesis of the album, the trouble on E Street, Bruce's underwhelming career in the 90s, and gives his own take on 9/11.

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Part three of our look at The American Civil War. Joe and Johnny McCann dissect the militarism of the American Civil War in part three of the six part series. They cover Antietam, Gettysburg, Sherman's infamous March To The Sea, and Grant's Overland Campaign, in a way that only they can.

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Part two of our look at The American Civil War. We investigate the outbreak of the conflict, the mass secession from the Union, Johnny's barely concealed admiration for Robert E. Lee, 'the great man of history' theory and Lincoln's election.

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