Typically the name Chandler brings to mind that loveable character from Friends, but in Tampa it's synonymous with pure evil.

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Typically the name Chandler brings to mind that loveable character from Friends, but in Tampa it's synonymous with pure evil.


What is it with Florida and sadistic murderers? Oba Chandler.

Fred and Stacey have consciously uncoupled (thanks Gwyneth) and are living together amicably while they sort out their finances. But an encounter with an online love interest ends in the death of three people! Real 911 audio...

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Fred and Stacey have consciously uncoupled (thanks Gwyneth) and are living together amicably while they sort out their finances. But an encounter with an online love interest ends in the death of three people! Real 911 audio...
 


You Can‘t Win! Finally a married couple who just want to get an amicable divorce and they still end up dead!

We finally removed the massive banyan tree, opening the backyard to sunlight and sending the iguanas packing. The episode covers backyard cleanup, pool chemistry wins, and plans for a winter garden with tomatoes and herbs.
Also: the dog’s mysterious sneezing and vet trip, a near-miss with iguanas on a walk, a fishing trip at the beach as 'season' begins, and a funny struggle to get the podcast recording setup working again.

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&lt;p&gt;Also: the dog’s mysterious sneezing and vet trip, a near-miss with iguanas on a walk, a fishing trip at the beach as 'season' begins, and a funny struggle to get the podcast recording setup working again.&lt;/p&gt;
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We finally removed the massive banyan tree, opening the backyard to sunlight and sending the iguanas packing. The episode covers backyard cleanup, pool chemistry wins, and plans for a winter garden with tomatoes and herbs.
Also: the dog’s mysterious sneezing and vet trip, a near-miss with iguanas on a walk, a fishing trip at the beach as 'season' begins, and a funny struggle to get the podcast recording setup working again.


Backyard Overhaul: Banyan Gone, Iguanas Out!

Two friends riff about how technology has quietly taken over their lives — from convincing scam emails and scary AI videos to funny home robots like Betty (the leaf-sucking pool bot), Maurice (the pool vacuum), and Mr. Kim (the robot floor cleaner).
They share stories about Alexa, iPhones, smart watches, robotic fish, movie theater etiquette, and how modern devices both help and drive them crazy, mixing humor with a touch of tech anxiety.

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Two friends riff about how technology has quietly taken over their lives — from convincing scam emails and scary AI videos to funny home robots like Betty (the leaf-sucking pool bot), Maurice (the pool vacuum), and Mr. Kim (the robot floor cleaner).
They share stories about Alexa, iPhones, smart watches, robotic fish, movie theater etiquette, and how modern devices both help and drive them crazy, mixing humor with a touch of tech anxiety.


Welcome Our Robot Overlords: From Betty the Pool Bot to Alexa’s Antics

This episode examines the 2014 murders of a rural Kentucky family, following the police investigation that uncovered Waffle House footage, phone records, and duct tape evidence linking the suspects. Hosts unpack the inconsistent statements, the roles of Ryan, Vito, and Ann, and the legal outcomes that followed.

 
They also weave in commentary about jury sizes, bench trials, family dynamics, and the tragic aftermath for those involved.

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This episode examines the 2014 murders of a rural Kentucky family, following the police investigation that uncovered Waffle House footage, phone records, and duct tape evidence linking the suspects. Hosts unpack the inconsistent statements, the roles of Ryan, Vito, and Ann, and the legal outcomes that followed.

 
They also weave in commentary about jury sizes, bench trials, family dynamics, and the tragic aftermath for those involved.

Murder on the Family Farm: Secrets, Lies, and a Waffle House Video

Jack and Kevin review true crime and Bigfoot documentaries as well as pop culture. If you’re spending time all alone in the car, doing housework, or at the gym, we’ll keep you company!

Good Company in the Car: The Bigfoot and Murder and Everything Else Podcast

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