khalid
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Holy shit yes. I don't see how juries didn't intensely hate her after being forced to listen to her constantly.
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Guest, it's time once again for the massively important and exciting FoH Asshat Tournament!
Go here and give us your nominations!Who's been the biggest Asshat in the last year? Give us your worst ones!
Mist
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Personally, I think the whole case revolves around the dynamic between Adnan, Jay and Stephanie. The Nisha call was Jay calling the most recently frequently dialed number to see if Adnan had been talking to Stephanie a bunch. Nisha doesn't remember the call because she didn't recognize the voice at the time, having never met Jay. When Adnan puts Jay on the phone with Nisha weeks later at the video store, that's Adnan trying to get Nisha to remember if she recognizes that voice as the one who called her. Also, the part I can never get over, is why would Jay help Adnan get rid of the body if they supposedly weren't even very good friends? Why would Adnan let Jay borrow his car and cell phone? I would think helping bury the body of the girl you just killed, whether intentional or accidental, is pretty high tier on the bro ladder.
Croetec
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One of my old and new favorite podcasts done by Dave Anthony and Gareth Reynolds. Walking the room was their first podcast and a lot of episodes have a lot of good comedians on them (i.e. Patton Oswalt) and their second one is even better as they take on insane true stories of history such as the guy from Michigan who was making his own nuclear material.
http://walkingtheroom.libsyn.com/
http://thedollop.libsyn.com/
http://walkingtheroom.libsyn.com/
http://thedollop.libsyn.com/
chaos
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Infinite Monkey Cage, Freakonomics, This American Life, Planet Money, Invisibilia (it's aight), WTF, Nerdist, Hardcore History, How Did This Get Made? (love this one), Risk (also love), Cracked's podcast, Radiolab
That's pretty much my rotation with some Rogan/Smodcast thrown in if they look super interesting.
That's pretty much my rotation with some Rogan/Smodcast thrown in if they look super interesting.
BrutulTM
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I will put in another plug forDamn Interesting - A collection of legitimately fascinating information culled from the past, present, and anticipated future..
It's really like a top level "This American Life" or "Hardcore History" episode in terms of quality pretty much every time but comes out very erratically. Not something you can count on every week but it's very fun going through the back catalog. I recommendThe Clockmaker - Damn Interestingfor a first episode to try. It's a story about a guy who *almost* blew up Hitler. Don't just read the transcript, you have to listen to it.
It's really like a top level "This American Life" or "Hardcore History" episode in terms of quality pretty much every time but comes out very erratically. Not something you can count on every week but it's very fun going through the back catalog. I recommendThe Clockmaker - Damn Interestingfor a first episode to try. It's a story about a guy who *almost* blew up Hitler. Don't just read the transcript, you have to listen to it.
Oblio
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Dan Carlin - Hardcore History Podcast & Common Sense Podcast
Head over to the NEW Music & Podcast House and start some threads on the Podcasts you have enjoyed.
I pretty much just listen to TWIT live all day. They never shut the mics off so you go from one podcast to the next while you hear all the behind the scenes stuff.
And their shows are all great. I thought the Lawyer show would be bad, but is now one of my favorites.
And their shows are all great. I thought the Lawyer show would be bad, but is now one of my favorites.
Mist
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chaos
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I like Dan O'Brien, because he stays in his lane. Listening to Jack and Swaim talk about politics is pretty much torture though.
Jack in particular has the fascination with Frozen as being a "two princess movie" and he completely misses why it was popular or what it innovated in the first place.
Jack in particular has the fascination with Frozen as being a "two princess movie" and he completely misses why it was popular or what it innovated in the first place.