Two Towns Over

Two Towns Over

By Don BinghamTrue Crime
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Two Towns Over episodes

  • Campfire Tales: Fairy Tales and Trauma Response

    We've all heard the stories, seen the Disney movies, but do we really know the true versions of the fairy tales we grew up with? This week, due to a massive snowstorm, Don is joined by his wife Cyndi to look at ten fairy tales that aren't quite what we remember.

    35 min
  • Supercuts: Alistair Crowley

    He was known as The Beast and The Most Evil Man on Earth. But enough about Will Wiley, who joins the boys during their Satanic Panic series to discuss the outlandish life of The Master of Thelema, Alistair Crowley.

    2 hr 25 min
  • Episode 132: Transhumanism

    .This week, we dive into the wild world of transhumanism - where humans and technology might become one. We talk about everything from brain-computer interfaces to life extension, exploring whether we're headed toward a future where we can upgrade our bodies and minds like we upgrade our phones.

    1 hr 27 min
  • Campfire Tales: Nostradamus or Nostradumbass

    The year has been challenging for everyone, so as a Christmas gift, Don gives Rubin and Josh a chance to play a game featuring nothing about this year. Instead, they try to see if they can decipher the bat-crap predictions of the most famous futurist, Nostradamus.

    28 min
  • episode 131- The Powerful Life and Tragic Assassination of Fred Hampton

    This week, we look at the remarkable life of Fred Hampton, the charismatic Black Panther leader who united working-class Chicagoans across racial lines in the late 1960s. From his days as an NAACP youth organizer to founding the Rainbow Coalition, we dive into how this brilliant 21-year-old built bridges between Black, Latino, and white working-class communities to fight for social justice. We also look at the tragic circumstances of his death at the hands of law enforcement.

    54 min
  • Campfire Tales: The Mysterious Case of Helen Mirren, Kurt Cobain, and GPS
    Why is Helen Mirren so intrigued by the fact that Kurt Cobain never experienced GPS technology? We're not entirely sure, but one of our listeners, Tommy James, has a theory—sort of. He decided to share his thoughts with us, and honestly, it's not a bad one. So, join us as we explore the hidden aspects of the dark side of fame and the lengths to which individuals may go to escape its pitfalls.
    35 min
  • Episode 130: SCP-Containment Breach

    Like two Euclid-class entities let loose from the facility, Rubin and Josh are in control this week as Don takes a much-needed break. This week, the crew looks at three more SCPs sure to entertain and delight.

    1 hr 19 min
  • Campfire Tales: Tangents with a Side of Rice

    While Don takes a break to rest, Rubin and Josh visit the reliable Dan Rice. In this episode, they discuss why it's essential for people to stop focusing on politics and instead find a TV show that everyone can enjoy. However, they can't resist sharing their thoughts on the latest video game they're playing: 9 Souls. Overall, it's a chaotic episode.

    39 min
  • Episode 129: The Stanford Prison Experiment

    Josh takes a break as Rubin and Don discuss one of the worst psychological experiments ever—an experiment that proved just how quickly humanity can be usurped for the want of power. And for those wondering why Rubin isn't talking much for the first half, don't worry—he has plenty to say; he's just storing it up for the end.

    58 min
  • Campfire Tales: The Byford Diving Disaster

    Our show is known for its gross storytelling, and this week's episode is no different. We're about to unravel the gripping tale of the Byford Dolphin disaster, a classic physics story that explores the effects of sudden pressure changes on the human body. It's a narrative that involves some technical jargon like 'extruded' and 'invaginated ', but we're here to guide you through it.

    27 min

About Two Towns Over

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Two Towns Over looks at the dark side of history, using dark humor and natural curiosity. We also discuss fun stuff, as well. But usually, it's just dark.