This is the story that got Don into true crime. A story of police maleficence and incompetence that put three teenagers in prison for almost twenty years. Get ready for indignance the likes of which have never been seen before as we begin the subsection of our Satanic Panic series and discuss the inevitable result of the moral panic as we begin the story of the West West Memphis 3

We just have some fun discovering the origins of popular idioms. Trying to get back into the swing of things after a grueling week for some of us.

We just have some fun discovering the origins of popular idioms. Trying to get back into the swing of things after a grueling week for some of us.

This week, we are joined by our good friend Zach Williams to discuss the moral outrage over what amounts to playing pretend. We give a brief overview of the game then discuss the panic that arose over the supposed "satanic overtones" of the game

NOTE: THIS EPISODE HAS SOME AUDIO ISSUES THAT AT TIMES MAKES IT HARD TO HEAR OUR GUEST. HEADPHONES ARE HIGHLY RECCOMENDED.

In an episode featuring guest Zach Williams, Don and Josh discuss a few Darwin winners dying in the weirdest ways, from a simple waterfall death to death by fellatio. 

*NOTE* due to audio issues, this episode was run through AI to correct. Two Towns Over and Odd Man Out Productions cannot be held responsible if your refrigerator rises up against you.

In an episode featuring guest Zach Williams, Don and Josh discuss a few Darwin winners dying in the weirdest ways, from a simple waterfall death to death by fellatio. 

*NOTE* due to audio issues, this episode was run through AI to correct. Two Towns Over and Odd Man Out Productions cannot be held responsible if your refrigerator rises up against you.

We are Rubinless yet again as Josh and Don take a story from the vaults to give us a chance to get caught up from vacay. This week, we discuss the Story of Vincent Li, a Canadian who went against the Canadian stereotype and committed a brutal murder on one of his fellow passengers aboard a Greyhound bus. The only thing less Canadian then that is the cannibalism that followed. It's a red eyed trip to be sure as Josh and Don ponder what it would take to decapitate a man's head with a bowie knife.

This midweek is the audio equivalent of vacation slides, but funny. Don recounts his semi legend tripping vacation and the the town that apparently doesn't exist, Centralia. It's a trip into the real life Silent Hill that didn't actually happen, plus a visit to the Mothman Museum and the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame

So, it's not really a musical, but due to scheduling issues, this week is just a friendly stroll down Bourbon Street as we talk about our worst drunken moments. We pretty much stay on topic, after all when the whole episode is a tangent, you can't get off track.

In one of the lighter episodes we've had in a while, we discuss the between God and Satan through the greatest of armies, He-Man, G.I. Joe, and the Smurfs as we discuss the infamous book Turmoil in the Toybox which explained the horrors lurking in every childhood home: children's toys.