Wrong Term Memory (Jack Shaw & Colin McMillan)

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The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame is a museum and hall of fame located in Cleveland, Ohio. It was established in 1983 to honour and celebrate the contributions of artists who have had a significant impact on the development and evolution of rock and roll music. The first group of inductees, which included Little Richard, Chuck Berry, James Brown, Ray Charles, Sam Cooke, Fats Domino, The Everly Brothers, Buddy Holly, Jerry Lee Lewis, and Elvis Presley, were chosen for their pioneering contributions to the genre and their lasting influence on popular music.

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Our True Crime series continues and this episode features H. H. Holmes - aka Dr. Henry Howard Holmes, born Herman Webster Mudgett.

Herman Webster Mudgett, better known as Dr. Henry Howard Holmes or H. H. Holmes, was an American serial killer active from December 1891 to November 1894. Despite his confession of 27 murders while awaiting execution, Holmes was convicted and sentenced to death for only one murder, that of accomplice and business partner Benjamin Pitezel.

Victims were killed in a mixed-use building which he owned in Chicago, located about three miles west of the 1893 World's Fair: Columbian Exposition, supposedly called the World's Fair Hotel, informally called "The Murder Castle") though evidence suggests the hotel portion was never truly open for business...

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Hugh joins Jack and Colin to review Snatch - one of Jack's favourite films. Snatch was written and directed by Guy Ritchie after the success of Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels and released in 2000 - as always the guys have their finger on the pulse of popular culture.

Find all of Hugh's stuff on linktree.

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The first in a series of podcasts where our Patrons picked the topics. This week we cover Mark's and Neil's picks: one-hit wonders and our holidays.

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Jack and Colin are back to discuss 1996 - Oasis and The Spice Girls (Jack's favourite band of all time) are running amok in the charts, Take That split up, Will Smith is fighting aliens, and cows go mad.

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Jack and Colin discuss 1994 - this is the year Jack started having ‘proper’ memories… Oasis took over, a cartoon was the biggest film of the year, China got the internet, and the glove did not fit, so they had to acquit.

There's a brief 'UFC' round-up, some pop culture and a visit to the Mum’s Net Forum.

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Jack and Colin discuss 1993 - they both have epiphanies regarding Czechoslovakia, Bill Clinton was sworn in as the 42nd President of The USA and China decided to go nuclear. There's a brief 'UFC' round-up, some pop culture and listener mail too.

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Here's a sneak peak at the "top quality" content you are missing if you aren't on our Patreon.

This was out a month ago on Patreon and has probably dated poorly - we start with the rail strikes as an example. Anyway, if you don't want out of date stuff, you know the script.

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Does AI Transcription Understand Scottish? The short and sharp answer is "no, Artificial Intelligence does not understand Scottish".

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We spoke to a former police officer and asked some listener questions.

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Andy from That UFO Podcast joins Jack to talk about stuff.

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Darren Connell joins Jack and Colin to discuss addiction and recovery listen to part 1 first - this episode starts quite abruptly following on from the previous conversation.

Find Darren on Twitter (@DarrenConnell87) and check out his podcast, Straight White Whale.

If you're struggling with anything the guys spoke about, there is help out there:

• Call the Samaritans on 116 123
• Call Drinkline on 0300 123 1110
• Speak to your GP
• Go to that first Alcoholics Anonymous meeting
• Visit Back Onside

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Jack and Colin speak to Officer Karen (Karen Bartke) about her time in Scot Squad and her career outside of the best comedy BBC Scotland has ever produced.

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Happy New Year from Jack and Colin. We've been bust the last few months but will be back with new content in 2023.

Here's one from the archives... Shaun Williamson - A Matter of Facts.

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This is not a full scale history of medicine - more a look at some of the wild medical practices and old-timey treatments performed by our “doctor” forefathers.

How about: cocaine for hay fever, treating malaria with a magic word, using mercury on syphilis, using vinegar soaked rags to stop heart palpitations, curing a hangover with shit and owl eggs mixed together, or sticking smoke up your arse as a remedy for cholera.

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Colin and Jack discuss a list of conspiracy theories promoted by Donald Trump.

Send us a DM or email hello@wrongtermmemory.com if you want a chance to win a couple of tickets to see Darren Connell's live stand-up night, Just One More Laugh, at Club 45 @Blackfriars in Glasgow on Wednesday 29 May.

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You do not need to be a South Park fan to enjoy this one. The guys discuss the most controversial South Park episode of the last 20 years. Colin hasn't watched any of them but the storm some of these created were far-reaching.

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Andy from That UFO Podcast joins Jack to discuss what has been happening in the UFO/UAP scene over the last year since he was last on the show.

Links discussed on the episode:

The Arizona "UFO" post earlier is literally just a street light. This is why this community shouldn't push away sceptics

Leaked navy ufo photo was a batman balloon? If you look closely, you can see Batman's arms on it

Another Clear UAP caught on film flying by Airplane!

UFO above Sapphire Las Vegas

AMAZING Footage of Cylindrical UFO filmed by drone in Hungary, Csobanka. One of the few videos you can actually see how these things move.

Justin Trudeau says a United States F22 has shot down the UFO over the Yukon

Lake Huron object was “shaped like an octagon” and was at an altitude of 20,000ft

WHITE HOUSE: No indication of ETs over the United States

President Biden on UFOs: "The intelligence community's current assessment is that these three objects were most likely balloons tied to private companies, recreation or research institutions."

Neil Degrasse Tyson explains why Oumuamua is probably not alien... and gets brutally shutdown

UFO / UAP filmed with good quality in slow-Motion. At the Miami air and sea show.

Listener questions:

Does Andy Believe that humans have been able to back engineer a UFO and currently have that technology?

My own thoughts are that it's folk seeing something that seems odd and instantly think it's Martians. If there was really something out there surely they would send small probes like we do? As for area 51, it's where they devise all the new planes, so probably that.

What about all these UFOs that appear from the sea? Has he researched any of these types of sightings?

Do you believe that at least some UFOs are extraterrestrial? Ever had a close encounter, if yes, ever been probed?

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An opinions episode... opinions include that feet is a terrible unit of measurement and that socks and shoes are kind of like carpet and floor, just attached to your feet instead of the ground.

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Read these scandals, and more on Scandalous School Memories.

Jack and Colin have decided to leave the best type of scandal until the last in this four-part series all about scandals.

The high school scandal is the god tier of all scandals and thanks to the listeners, we have a full show of amazing stuff that may, or may not, have happened at your schools.

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We've jumped the shark and decided to do a 'talent show' using mostly visual clips from YouTube, farts, finger clicking and teeth clicking. It really is a disaster.

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Full show notes - Tupac: Me Against the World

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Jack spoke to Jeff from Indie Podcaster about podcasting a while ago - topics included #hashtags, being the centre of attention and starting a podcast network.

Jeff is one of the good guys and is involved with Quite The Thing Media

Find him on Twitter and give his other episodes a listen at PodcastFather.com.

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As Colin recovers from his illness, That UFO Podcast host, Andy McGrillen, joins Jack to discuss: The black-eyed-kids.

Brian Bethel is a respected veteran journalist and current columnist for the Abilene Reporter-News. In the ’90s, Brian wrote a blog piece detailing an experience that would soon come to be shared by many others...

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If there’s one thing that’s sure to irritate a nit-picking grammar pedant, it’s someone saying that they “literally” jumped out of their skin, or that they “literally” died laughing. Elsewhere in the dictionary there are plenty of words being misused and misinterpreted, many of which aren’t anywhere near as well-known or as easy to spot as literally—and so might find their way into the day-to-day language of even the most careful grammarians.

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In “Parasite,” South Korean director Bong Joon-ho presents a darkly humorous tale of two families – one wealthy and one struggling to make ends meet. The Kim family, our protagonists, are an example of the latter, living in a cramped basement apartment and hustling to make a living.

In stark contrast, the Parks are the epitome of wealth and privilege. Living in a luxurious mansion, they are entirely unaware of the struggles of those less fortunate. As the film progresses, the lives of the two families become intertwined in unexpected and often hilarious ways.

Throughout “Parasite,” Bong Joon-ho expertly explores the complex dynamics of class struggles and the vast divide between the rich and poor. The film is a biting critique of a society that values wealth above all else, and a commentary on the lengths that people will go to in order to secure a better life for themselves and their families.

From start to finish, “Parasite” is a rollercoaster of emotions – a deft blend of comedy, tragedy, and suspense. Bong Joon-ho expertly balances these elements, keeping the audience on the edge of their seat one minute and doubled over with laughter the next.

In conclusion, “Parasite” is a masterpiece of dark humor and social commentary. With its talented cast, sharp writing, and insightful exploration of class struggles, it’s a film that is sure to leave a lasting impression long after the credits roll.

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Full show notes - 15 Kids' TV Shows With Shockingly Dark Premises

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Jack and Colin invite Shane from CROpod on to have a chat and talk about America

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Jack and Colin do a lazy lists episode, including: How Famous Musicians Chose Their Band Names and The Best British Sitcoms of All Time.

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Jack and Colin are joined by Stephen Purdon to discuss the history of Glasgow.

As the largest city in Scotland, Glasgow has a lot to offer. From the mighty River Clyde to the historic Merchant City, you’re guaranteed to have a great time in Glasgow whether you’re a 20-something on the hunt for trendy bars or a pensioner on the lookout for historic attractions.

The guys chat about their hometown, its history, and in part two, cover some of the maddest things people have witnessed during their time in Glasgow.

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This was out on Patreon last week - the bonus stuff is no where near as bad as the main episode a few days ago.

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Do we like the 9 most Scottish things?

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A news roundup episode. This news will be old as it was on Patreon weeks ago,

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Dominatrix Megara Furie joins Jack and Colin to discuss, among other things, pishing on people, her early job in Seventh Heaven, DP'ing guys and people eating jobbies from a dog bowl.

Visit Megara's website if you fancy being the submissive guy that deep down you have always wanted to be. You can also book in for the Dommes V Unarmed Subs Paintball day out in June! DM Megara on Twitter for a password.

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With special guest Caz!

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Today we cover Alasdair, Chris, Blair, Stuart and Russell's picks: Funerals, Pubes, Cult Movies, Nightwear and Lunch Money.

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Jack and Colin are back (a day late) to discuss 1998. The Drudge Report breaks, The FIFA World Cups kicks off in France and Titanic makes $1bn at the box office.

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Jack and Shane from CROpod answer listener questions.

What are the biggest animals Shane thinks Colin and Jack could knock out?

Do the Mets have a chance at the World Series this year?

Also which President would you assassinate if you had to choose?

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Jack and Colin give their opinions on "Prison Break", tons of other jail movies and TV shows, tell you about a prison in Rwanda and steal the internet's best stories about the jail.

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What is the best true crime podcast? Jack and Colin are taking a not-too-serious look at some horrific crimes in our true crime series and today we’re speaking about Richard Ramirez (The Night Stalker). Definitely not like Serial, Sword and Scale, or Casefile.

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You do not need to be a South Park fan to enjoy this one. The guys discuss the most controversial South Park episode of the last 20 years. Colin hasn't watched any of them but the storm some of these created were far-reaching.

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Q Anon have started false rumours about Tom Hanks. Jesse Esinberg is acting like a total dick. Karl Pilkington may not have always been telling the truth. Cheryl Cole farts a nailer. Charlie Nicolas is, and always will be, a banger. The worst rapper of all time wraps up this week's show.

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The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame is a museum and hall of fame located in Cleveland, Ohio. It was established in 1983 to honour and celebrate the contributions of artists who have had a significant impact on the development and evolution of rock and roll music. The first group of inductees, which included Little Richard, Chuck Berry, James Brown, Ray Charles, Sam Cooke, Fats Domino, The Everly Brothers, Buddy Holly, Jerry Lee Lewis, and Elvis Presley, were chosen for their pioneering contributions to the genre and their lasting influence on popular music.

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Joan of Arc, also known as the Maid of Orleans, was a young woman who rose to fame during the Hundred Years' War between France and England. She is widely regarded as a heroine and a symbol of French patriotism, but she also had a dark chapter in her life. The trial of Joan of Arc is one of the most notorious examples of injustice in European history. In this article, we will delve into the details of her trial and explore the reasons why she was considered a heretic.

After being captured by the English in 1430, Joan was imprisoned and put on trial for heresy. Despite her many attempts to escape, she was eventually put in the hands of the Inquisitors, who subjected her to brutal interrogation and torture. The purpose of these tortures was to extract a confession of heresy, which would allow the English to justify her execution.

The charges against Joan were numerous and baseless. She was accused of dressing as a man, a crime in the eyes of the church. She was also accused of claiming to have been sent by God on a mission to expel the English from France, which was considered blasphemy. Despite her many attempts to clear her name, the Inquisitors were determined to find her guilty of heresy.

The trial of Joan was a farce of justice, with the outcome predetermined by the Inquisitors and the English. Joan was given no opportunity to defend herself or call witnesses in her defence. The verdict was a foregone conclusion,and she was sentenced to death by burning at the stake. This tragic event took place on May 30, 1431, and marked the end of one of the most inspiring figures in French history.

Despite her tragic end, Joan of Arc remains a symbol of courage, bravery, and patriotism for the French people. Her story continues to inspire generations and her legacy lives on to this day. She is remembered as a hero who fought for her country and her beliefs, and who suffered greatly for it.

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Colin isn't well so here's an extended bonus that was on Patreon ages ago.

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In this episode, we dive into the world of Reddit's infamous subreddit r/AmItheAsshole, where users ask for opinions on whether they are, in fact, the asshole in a given situation. Prepare to be both amused and horrified as we take a look at some of the biggest assholes on the internet and try to determine just who is in the wrong.

We'll be reading through a selection of the most entertaining and thought-provoking posts, discussing the opinions of the Reddit community and giving our own takes on these divisive and controversial scenarios. From the absurd to the absurdly petty, we'll be covering it all in this hilarious and sometimes cringeworthy episode.

So sit back, relax, and get ready to judge the internet's biggest assholes in this episode of "The Biggest Assholes from r/AmItheAsshole."

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Happy Christmas from Jack & Colin. Hope you all have a wonderful time.

We're having a wee break for a couple of weeks and will be back with you on the 7th January x

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As Colin recovers from his illness, That UFO Podcast host, Andy McGrillen, joins Jack to discuss what’s been happening in the skies, alongside some creepy stories.

Story 1: Terry Cottle shot and killed himself in the bathroom of the home he shared with his wife Cheryl...

Story 2: Japanese artist Mao Sugiyama took his asexuality to the furthest extreme any of us would ever care to think about: He surgically removed his genitals...

Story 3: When hospital orderly Allen Showery was called in for questioning by Chicago police in 1977, he knew what it was about...

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Subjects include: Our brains have been conditioned to think about a dog when Pavlov is mentioned and that taking pictures of people on the street is considered less creepy the more expensive your camera is.

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Jack and Colin are here to party like it's 1999 - and have decided that this is the end... of our first season.

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"The Most Hilarious Confessions from r/Confession: Anonymously Sharing Secrets" is the perfect episode for anyone looking for a good laugh. In this episode, we dive into the depths of the r/Confession subreddit and uncover some of the most hilarious confessions made by anonymous users. From embarrassing moments to absurd tales, you'll be rolling on the floor with laughter as we explore the funniest secrets shared on this platform. Whether you're a regular visitor of the subreddit or a newcomer, this episode promises to deliver a fun and entertaining experience. So sit back, relax, and get ready to laugh as we present some of the most hilarious confessions from r/Confession. This is one episode you won't want to miss!

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Jack and Colin look into the most active serial killers of the last few years as well as some of the ones still at large.

Also time for some Fesshole and random stuff.

This is a drop to get you all excited and that..

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Another suggestion from Andy, who again joins us to look at the Google trends of the year 2000!

In Part 1 we look at

• Pokemon
• Dragon Ball
• Eminem
• Christina Aguilera
• Britney Spears

We also say probably libellous stuff about P Diddy.

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Another suggestion from Andy, who again joins us to look at the Google trends of the year 2000!

In Part 2 we look at

• Napster
• Big Brother
• The Sims
• WWF
• Sydney Olympics

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Jack and Colin are here with the usual nonsense and unprepared podcasting.

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Why did Josh Seiter do what he did?

Jack has always read Josh being described as a 'former Bachelorette star’ and always thought this was a little unfair: who is he? Is he "an attention seeking troll who is mocking trans people. All he has ever done has been to get attention and make money off of it"?

Or, is there more to the man?

Listen to the conversation, now!

Further notes

• The sex offender (Adam Graham) was said to have been given an apology after being called 'son' by a female prison officer. Adam Graham claims prison staff treat trans women 'like men'.
• In October 2022, a Freedom of Information request obtained by The Times showed that Cornton Vale had a transgender prison population of 16, half of whom had begun the transitioning process following their conviction. At one point, that population included Katie Dolatowski, a convicted child-sex offender who spent time there in 2022 after breaching a restriction of liberty order.

Gender Recognition Reform (Scotland) Bill

• Key changes include removing the requirement for a medical diagnosis, instead allowing individuals to self-declare their gender. Applicants would need to meet criteria around residency and age, with the minimum age for application being lowered from 18 to 16. The bill also shortens the required time that individuals must live in their acquired gender to three months (or six months for 16- and 17-year-olds), followed by a three-month reflection period to ensure the decision is made with due consideration.

The Edinburgh Rape Crisis Centre

• ERCC's trans-inclusionary policy led to J. K. Rowling establishing Beira's Place, a support and counselling service for women who are survivors of sexual violence in Edinburgh which does not employ or serve transgender women.
• Mridul Machindra Wadhwa (born 1978, a transgender woman) is an Indian-born Scottish women's rights and anti-domestic violence campaigner. She is also a trans-activist. She previously served as Chief Executive Officer of Edinburgh Rape Crisis Centre. In September 2024, Wadhwa resigned from the ERCC following a review commissioned by Rape Crisis Scotland. The review found 93 percent of survivors felt hopeful about their future after their time with the ERCC. It noted only 2 instances of survivors avoiding the ERCC as a result of their policies
• In May 2024, an employment tribunal gave a decision in favour of Roz Adams, who was constructively dismissed by Edinburgh Rape Crisis Centre. The tribunal found Adams, who identifies as a "sex realist", had been unfairly targeted due to her gender-critical belief that service users should be able to specify the sex of their support staff.

The Cass Report

• Evidence on puberty blockers: The report found that the evidence on puberty blockers is insufficient, but also acknowledges their efficacy for some trans young people. The report recommends more evidence be gathered through compulsory medical trials. 
• Long-term outcomes: The report found that there is no good evidence on the long-term outcomes of interventions to manage gender-related distress. 
• Clinical care: The report recommends that children and young people with gender incongruence or dysphoria receive the same standards of clinical care, assessment, and treatment. 
• Quality improvement and research infrastructure: The report recommends quality improvement and research infrastructure to strengthen the evidence base underpinning care.

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As Colin recovers from his illness, That UFO Podcast host, Andy McGrillen, joins Jack to discuss: The Entity.

Lots of people wish that one day the story of their life will be made into a Hollywood movie. Unless it’s a jaw-droppingly disturbing horror film like 1982’s The Entity, a movie that opens with a woman being raped in her bed by an invisible being...

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Jack and Colin bring you some of the worst, cringiest and at times shocking fan fiction they could find online. Who knew Harry Potter fans were such freaks?

Titles such as My Immortal, First Encounter, Who's My Daddy? are covered this week. Tune in next week for... Jesus and Hitler: A Romance.

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What is the best true crime podcast? Jack and Colin are taking a not-too-serious look at some horrific crimes in our true crime series and today we’re speaking about Luka Magnotta. Definitely not like Serial, Sword and Scale, or Casefile.

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Jack Shaw is Glasgow's number one pirate DJ and Tunes FM is Glasgow's premier pirate radio station.

The cassette labelled “Tape 04” has been digitally rendered and updated for release. The tunes are still pretty amazing - some complaints do start though. The requests become so obscure that Jack can’t seem to find the tunes - white labels such as “DJ Ruff Style - Every Time I Eat Vegetables It Makes Me Think Of You (A Ramones Cover)” just don’t come easy to find anymore.

The groundwork is laid for Jack’s night at Archaos - Dark Matter - to be a massive success but, as always, there are some really cheeky text messages coming through.

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The rest of the 21 Weird Phobias You’ve Likely Never Heard Of. Plus, 7 superstitions about cats and 7 businesses owned by the mob.

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Full show notes - Military Deception Throughout the Ages

Military Deception (MD) has been used for centuries as a tool to defeat the enemy. 5th century Chinese military strategist Sun Tzu wrote in his now world-famous book The Art of War about the importance of deception and espionage to the war effort, and as a result of this military tacticians throughout the millennia have placed a heavy focus on deception as a key wartime tactic.

Despite this, there has been a somewhat understandable lack of development in the theory and study of MD, as demonstrated by the fact that NATO have not yet even developed a universal code of MD. Even within various militaries there is a lack of direct understanding about deception and how they may face or use it.

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Jack came across a story about 36 questions that will apparently make any 2 people fall in love with each other. Naturally we put it to the test.

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In this episode of our comedy podcast, we dive into the world of Reddit and explore some of the most hilarious posts from the r/AskReddit community. From the absurd to the witty, we'll be answering some of the internet's most bizarre and entertaining questions. Whether you're a long-time Reddit user or a newcomer, you're sure to find something to laugh about in this episode.

So sit back, relax, and join us as we answer questions like "What was ruined because too many people started doing it?", "What's the most ridiculous thing you've ever heard someone say with a straight face?", and "What's the dumbest thing you've ever done for no reason?"

Tune in to "The Funniest Posts from r/AskReddit: Answering the Internet's Questions" for a hilarious and entertaining look at some of the best content on the internet. Whether you're in need of a good laugh or just want to hear some wild and wacky stories, this episode is sure to deliver. So don't miss out - subscribe to our podcast today!

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Gaius Julius Caesar Octavianus, more commonly known as Augustus, was the first Roman Emperor and one of the most influential figures in Roman history. He is credited with transforming the Roman Republic into the Roman Empire and establishing the foundations of a monarchy that would last for centuries.

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A man dialled 999 after eating too much kebab

Post Office scandal: Ex-sub-postmistress wants money back, not apology

Police in Thailand have arrested a woman whose pet lion was pictured going on a joyride in the streets of Pattaya.

A wedding DJ has been jailed for 14 weeks after filming himself urinating on a 72-year-old cancer patient and posting the video online.

Britain must train citizen army, military chief warns. General Sir Patrick Sanders warned that an increase in reserve forces alone "would not be enough".

An Alabama death row inmate is expected to become the first person in the US to be executed with nitrogen gas, after losing last-minute appeals.

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Jack and Colin invite Hugh back to discuss his pick for our Christmas movie review: Planes, Trains and Automobiles. A 1987 classic where a Chicago advertising man must struggle to travel home from New York for Thanksgiving, with a lovable oaf of a shower-curtain-ring salesman as his only companion.

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Jack and Colin are joined again by Stephen Purdon to discuss some Glaswegian facts and some of the wildest things witnessed in Glasgow from our listeners.

Here are the videos discussed during this episode:

• Head Stuck In A Bin! Hilarious
• Easy Lionel
• Ewen Cameron meets a Glaswegian

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Jack loves bowls, so here is a history of lawn bowls - part 2.

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