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@prosopis - I found these:
Is it Jennifer Kesse? If so, I'm going to have to check this out. At the time of her disappearance, I lived less than 2 miles away from her (I had nothing to do with it) and vividly remember the search and all the flyers everywhere, etc.
I did about 30 mins before turning it off. Not creeped out but just not interested in 4.5 hours on the subject. First HH episode I’ve skipped since instarted listening a couple years ago.
. He was a very good athlete - a pitcher on the Ohio State championship Little League team, All-State QB and safety in high school and stand-out safety at a then very good, Miami of Ohio football team.
I just listened to EP1 - so damn funny. Having the parents read the ads during the interview
I listened to the first handful of episodes. It's weird for me to listen to - while I was listening to one of the first couple episodes, I was driving right past her condo complex on my way to get a sandwich. This morning, I listened to the episode "Roundabout" that involved potentially strange happenings in the NorthBridge complex. Whatever it is that the leasing agent saw took place literally less than 50 yards from my front door - I was living in that complex just off the roundabout in January '06. If I'd been outside smoking a cig on my porch at the time this event occurred, I would have seen/heard it happen. For all I know, I may have and just don't remember.
With the code word HaleyI just listened to EP1 - so damn funny. Having the parents read the ads during the interview
Pretty sure that is the podcast that had me bawling Ep1.
Finally got around to listening to this one. About an hour in. I’d never heard of Fatal Charades before; the Romans thought of some crazy stuff.
Yeah, my boys are 9 and 11. Definitely has me planning to have another talk with them about protecting themselves.
The Hilarious World of Depression is good. Interviews with famous comedians about their depression.
Also, while not strictly a depression podcast, Marc Maron's WTF does speak on this issue a lot.
thanks again
what podcast is this? I'm jonesing for historical podcasts since Carlin as basically gone dark.
It’s called Revolutions. It’s split into series based on a particular revolution. Some of them are really good and concise (English Revolution and the Haitian Revolution are two examples) and some are pretty dry and long winded unless you are really into the subject matter (French Revolution, the current series on 1848 as two more examples).
And @glvsav37 if you haven't listened to it yet, Duncan also did "The History of Rome" podcast, which I'd put as the gold standard for history podcasts.
I'm not sure why, but during the intro I laughed every time at "What do you mean Haley's dead?" "Oh my God, you didn't know?"
Everyone who listens to that loves it, and every time I read the description, it sounds crappy. I'm sure I'll listen to it and love it sometime, but until then, I'll roll my eyes.Just ran across this one and am absolutely hooked http://jockopodcast.com/
John Gretton "Jocko" Willink is an American podcaster, author, and retired United States Navy SEAL. He received the Silver Star and Bronze Star for his service in the Iraq War. Willink was commander of SEAL Team Three's Task Unit Bruiser during the Battle of Ramadi. Together with fellow former SEAL Leif Babin, Willink wrote the book Extreme Ownership and founded the consulting firm Echelon Front. Willink hosts a weekly podcast with friend and Brazilian jiu jitsu practitioner Echo Charles, called Jocko Podcast.
Currently listening to the most current podcast with Dakota Meyer. It's absolutely fascinating to me. Jocko reads from the book, adds his insight as well as interviews Meyer throughout. Really well done if you are into military history. He also did two pods on "We Were Soldiers Once...and Young". Pod 105 & 106, again, really good stuff
Kinda hooked on this one for now. Podcast 115 is must listen with Dakota Meyer, made me go out and get the book.Just ran across this one and am absolutely hooked http://jockopodcast.com/
John Gretton "Jocko" Willink is an American podcaster, author, and retired United States Navy SEAL. He received the Silver Star and Bronze Star for his service in the Iraq War. Willink was commander of SEAL Team Three's Task Unit Bruiser during the Battle of Ramadi. Together with fellow former SEAL Leif Babin, Willink wrote the book Extreme Ownership and founded the consulting firm Echelon Front. Willink hosts a weekly podcast with friend and Brazilian jiu jitsu practitioner Echo Charles, called Jocko Podcast.
Currently listening to the most current podcast with Dakota Meyer. It's absolutely fascinating to me. Jocko reads from the book, adds his insight as well as interviews Meyer throughout. Really well done if you are into military history. He also did two pods on "We Were Soldiers Once...and Young". Pod 105 & 106, again, really good stuff
