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Binge O'Clock

Joy Seldin + Danielle Ngo

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Welcome friends, it's Binge O'Clock! The Podcast where we watch something, and then we talk about it. Join your hosts, Joy M Seldin and Danielle Ngo, as we watch TV Shows which have either ended before their time, or resolved to completion. Each episode deals with 1-5 episodes of our favorite shows, and at the end we'll have a neat little wrap up for you. Watch along with us as we rewatch, or in some cases, watch for the first time, these binge-able shows!
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Bingeable Beans: The Kdrama Podcast

2average Productions: Anh & Amy

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Welcome to Our Cozy Sleepover: Where Feelings Are Real and Logic Is Optional 🎧🍜 Pull up a blanket and put on your pjs—this is your weekly sleepover podcast where we dissect K-dramas like it's our full-time job (it's not, but we act like it is). We cry over emotionally unavailable male leads, scream at love triangles, and question every character’s life choices—usually with snacks in hand and just the right amount of sarcasm. If you're into unfiltered opinions, dramatic overreactions, and pre ...
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The Bingeables Podcast

Geek Gals Podcast Network

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The Bingeables Podcast is a podcast for geeky/nerdy TV bingers! Co-hosts ChinLin and Isaac talk about shows you just have to binge on. #BingeTV with Geek Gals Podcast Network. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/bingeablespod/support
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Deep in the foothills of the Andes Mountains, a cult run by former Nazis perpetuated a cycle of horror and destruction. In operation for decades under the leadership of Paul Shafer and influenced by Evangelical Revivalist Christianity, Colonia Dignidad was endorsed by the military dictatorship in Chile.Like many cults, it began with a promise of living off the land and being closer to nature, and far from potential convictions of Nazi crimes. For Paul Shafer, Colonia Dignidad became a pedoph ...
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Don't Be Extra!

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It all started when 3 women shared a 30 minute lunch break; 3 strangers brought together by circumstance, some might say fate (but that would extra AF). What came of it was a podcast where we could talk about the things that we all go through, with a decidedly unhealthy dose of negativity we prefer to call "being realistic". So if you've got 20 minutes and need something to listen to, and "white noise" isn't giving you the same calm it once did, listen to us! Warning! Adult language and cont ...
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Weebology Podcast

Weebology Podcast

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A podcast seeking to dive deep into the world of Anime and Weeb alike. Ricky and Ethan tackle the world of Anime and work to spread the joys of the medium to the masses. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Real Talk with Holly & Ali

Pacific Podcast Network

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This is the pop culture podcast that says exactly what you're thinking but too afraid to say. Hosted by millennial entertainment journalists Holly Richards and Ali Cromarty, Real Talk picks apart the things everyone is talking about, and sometimes, the gals will tickle your pickle with something out of left field. Holly and Ali are best friends in work/life who have their finger on the pop culture pulse and boy do they love to talk. They know this stuff inside and out and even if they didn't ...
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Craig Price: The Teenager Who Terrified Rhode Island Craig Price looked like the kind of teenager you might ask to help you with your groceries. Quiet. Polite. A little awkward. But at thirteen, he stabbed his neighbor to death in one of the most brutal crimes Rhode Island had ever seen. And it did not stop there. Before he turned sixteen, Craig ki…
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The Killers Who Bragged: Inside the Murder of Amy Robinson Amy Robinson was doing everything right. She got through high school, started building a life of her own, and found some freedom riding her bike to work every day. But on a February afternoon in 1998, that routine put her in the path of two men who saw her as a target, because of who she wa…
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Donuts, Death, and the Devil: The True Story of the Chicago Ripper Crew Most people have never heard of the Chicago Ripper Crew, which is wild considering how brutal and bizarre this story actually is. It starts with a kid working at a donut shop and ends in an attic filled with severed body parts and something that loosely resembles a satanic shri…
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In this episode of Truly Independent, hosts Garrett Batty and Daren Smith welcome guest McKay Stevens to discuss the creative and practical processes behind independent filmmaking. The conversation covers McKay's project 'Apocalypse Sasquatch', the importance of passion and understanding client needs when pitching, and real-life insights into navig…
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The Tokyo Subway Sarin Attack: How a Cult Brought Terror to Japan In the mid-90s, a doomsday cult launched a deadly chemical attack on the Tokyo subway system during rush hour. But that attack wasn’t random. It was the result of years of planning, delusion, and violence led by a self-proclaimed messiah who went from acupuncture to apocalypse in one…
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In this milestone episode marking their one-year anniversary, hosts Garrett and Daren welcome Jon Cheney, founder of the General AI Proficiency Institute. The conversation delves into the impact of AI on the filmmaking industry, discussing advancements in AI technology, its potential to lower production costs, and its implications for creators. Jon…
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Lyda Southard: The Serial Widow Who Cooked with Arsenic Lyda Southard wanted a quiet life. She wanted a husband, a child, maybe a porch to sit on and watch things grow. What she left behind instead was a string of dead husbands, a trail of insurance payouts, and enough arsenic to make even the most optimistic pharmacist raise an eyebrow. In this ep…
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The Incel Ideology: Roots and Radicalization This one’s not your usual 10 Minute Murder. It started as a blog I wrote for the site, and a lot of people asked to hear it out loud. So here we are. This is a more thoughtfully written piece than what I usually record... something I originally meant for reading, not necessarily narrating. But the topic …
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Ruby Ridge Revisited: Fear, Firearms, and Family on the Edge The Weaver family retreated to Idaho hoping to protect their kids from a world they saw as collapsing. But their attempt to live off the grid pulled them into a web of suspicion tied to white supremacist groups, federal agents, and a neighbor’s feud. What began as a land dispute escalated…
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Inside the Mind of Eugene Butler: Paranoia and Murder on the Farm Eugene Butler was a man who built a fortune on 480 acres of North Dakota farmland. On the surface, he was a hardworking, thrifty farmer who kept to himself. But beneath that quiet exterior, something darker was unfolding. As paranoia took hold, Eugene’s life spiraled into isolation a…
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The True Story of The Bluebeard Killer Harry Powers lied to lonely women during one of the hardest times in American history and turned it into a full-blown system. While people were standing in breadlines and trying to keep their families fed, he was writing letters. Not looking for love—looking for leverage. He promised wealth, mansions, and stab…
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Muscles, Marriage, and Murder: The Sally McNeil Story Sally McNeil was trained for war, but her real battles happened at home. A former Marine, mother of two, and competitive bodybuilder, Sally spent years trapped in a violent marriage with a man who had the muscles of a champion and the temper of a ticking time bomb. The abuse started early and go…
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In this episode of 'Truly Independent,' Darren Smith and Garrett Batty address the frustrations and realities of independent filmmaking, sharing their personal experiences and insights. Key topics include the importance of aligning your film projects with market demand, the indispensable role of building momentum, and the need for resilient and con…
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Charles Starkweather and Caril Ann Fugate: Nebraska’s Deadly Crime Duo Charles Starkweather wasn’t your average small-town kid, and his crime spree wasn’t your average headline. Dragging along Caril Ann Fugate, barely a teenager herself, this pair tore through 1950s Nebraska in a brutal blur nobody saw coming. Was Caril just a scared kid caught in …
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Inside the Toy Box: The David Parker Ray Story In a small New Mexico town with a name that sounds like a game show, a nightmare was unfolding behind closed doors. David Parker Ray wasn’t your average maintenance man—he built a torture chamber he called the “Toy Box,” where vulnerable women were trapped, tormented, and left to disappear. This episod…
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In this episode of 'Truly Independent,' hosts Garrett Batty and Darren Smith share their experiences and insights into the world of indie filmmaking with a focus on international co-productions. Garrett, calling in from Abidjan, Ivory Coast, discusses the challenges and benefits of filming abroad, using various co-production models, and working wit…
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Welcome back to another episode of Bingeable Beans! We hope you enjoy our cancelable hot takes on K-dramas. In today's episode, we will be talking about Netflix's new show When Life Gives You Tangerines. If you want to join us in more k-drama convos come back next Sunday for more. Watch the full video on our youtube! http://www.youtube.com/@Bingeab…
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Convict Leasing, Lynch Mobs, and the Killing of Mary Turner In May of 1918, a white plantation owner in Georgia was killed by a Black laborer he had beaten and abused. What followed wasn’t a trial or investigation… it was a mob. A violent, racist mob that left 13 people dead, including a pregnant woman and her unborn child. This episode walks throu…
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When Trust Becomes a Weapon: The Lisa Knoefel Case Lisa Knoefel was asleep in her own bed when everything unraveled. Her foster daughter, Sabrina Zunich, was standing over her with a knife… and it wasn’t random, or sudden, or some spur-of-the-moment break. This had been planned. Encouraged. Groomed. And the person behind it wasn’t just a bystander.…
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In this episode of Truly Independent, hosts Darren Smith and Garrett Batty introduce Steven Murray, co-CEO of Bingeable. The conversation delves into the transformative potential of Bingeable, an innovative platform enabling indie filmmakers to directly monetize and market their films by leveraging social media and community engagement. Steven shar…
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Viral to Violent: The Nasim Aghdam Story In 2018, Nasim Najafi Aghdam walked into YouTube headquarters with a loaded gun and a personal vendetta. But this story doesn’t start with violence—it starts with viral vegan videos, fitness content, and a YouTube channel that once brought her internet fame. Nasim believed the platform was silencing her. Cen…
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Who Was the Skid Row Stabber? In 1978, someone started targeting the most vulnerable people in Los Angeles—men living on the streets of Skid Row. Over the course of a year, eleven of them were stabbed to death. The press called the killer the “Skid Row Stabber,” but despite witness accounts, a creepy bathroom confession, and a guy named Luther who …
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In this episode of Truly Independent, hosts Garrett Batty and Darren Smith tackle the challenges independent filmmakers face with AI, algorithms, and audience building. They discuss the integration of AI in the filmmaking process, the importance of engaging with the algorithm to promote long-form content despite infrequent releases, and the necessi…
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The Making of Ted Bundy: Secrets, Shame, and Silence Before the headlines. Before the manhunt. Before the courtroom smirks and the fan mail from strangers—Ted Bundy was just a kid with a fake name and a made-up family. In this episode, we’re not talking about what he did. We’re talking about who he was before anyone knew what he was capable of.From…
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Delivering Death: The Leaflet Lane Murders A man dressed like a FedEx driver knocked on the door of a quiet Texas home. But he wasn’t delivering a package. He was there to deliver payback. Ronald Lee Haskell had a long and ugly history of violence, and on this day, it all came to a head. What followed was a targeted, calculated attack on an entire …
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Suitcase in the Pond: The Sandra Cantu Case Eight-year-old Sandra Cantu left her house on a Friday afternoon to play with friends. She never made it home. What followed was a frantic search, a community gripped by fear, and a discovery that would shake even the most seasoned investigators. But what makes this case especially disturbing isn’t just w…
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In this episode of Truly Independent, Darren Smith and Garrett Batty discuss the importance of independent filmmakers recognizing their value in the industry. They explore the concept of Hollywood's dependence on indie films for fresh talent and innovative storytelling. The conversation delves into leveraging creative freedom, building an audience,…
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Susan Monica: The Pig Farmer Killer of Oregon Susan Monica built a life most people wouldn’t sign up for. Alone on 20 acres in rural Oregon, she raised pigs, ran a construction business, and kept mostly to herself. But when a handyman disappeared—and a severed leg turned up in her pond—investigators uncovered a story that kept getting stranger. In …
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In this episode of Truly Independent, hosts Garrett Batty and Darren Smith are joined by filmmaker Cameron Sawyer, who details his challenging but rewarding journey transforming the beloved book series 'Fable Haven' into a film. Cameron shares insights on indie filmmaking, the struggle of securing rights and funding, and the eventual partnership wi…
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Kelly Tinyes and the Basement Horror the Courts Almost Missed On the night before her fourteenth birthday, Kelly Tinyes got a phone call that pulled her out of her house—and straight into danger. Hours later, her body was found in a neighbor’s basement, hidden under piles of trash. What followed was a conviction built on brand-new DNA technology, a…
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The Untold Story of Julia Bulette: Survival, Scandal, and Silver Rush Secrets Julia Bulette didn’t come to Virginia City to become a legend. She came for the same reason everyone else did — to survive. But where most people blended into the dust and desperation, Julia stood out. She fought fires. She nursed the sick. She built a life in a town that…
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Jealousy, Journals, and Justice: The Horwitz Family Murder Lanny Horwitz built a life most people would envy—real estate success, international travel, the dream house in Boca Raton. But what he couldn’t seem to quit was his high school sweetheart. After two marriages, two divorces, and one seriously tangled family dynamic, Lanny and Donna found th…
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In this episode of 'Truly Independent,' hosts Darren Smith and Garrett Batty discuss their journey through the indie film industry, the balance between indie filmmaking and mainstream studios, and the importance of perseverance and hope. They highlight the successes of industry contemporaries like Jared Hess and reflect on the timely topic of Netfl…
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Welcome back to another episode of Bingeable Beans! We hope you enjoy our cancelable hot takes on K-dramas. In today's episode, we will be talking about Netflix's new show When Life Gives You Tangerines. If you want to join us in more k-drama convos come back next Sunday for more. Watch the full video on our youtube! http://www.youtube.com/@Bingeab…
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The Incel Killer: Elliot Rodger and the Isla Vista Attack Elliot Rodger wasn’t just angry. He was deeply entitled, profoundly isolated, and convinced that the world owed him something—specifically, attention, sex, and validation. Raised around wealth, fame, and red carpets, he still couldn’t figure out how to talk to people, especially women. And i…
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Andrea Yates: The Case That Shook the Country Andrea Yates was a nurse, a valedictorian, and a mother of five. She was also in and out of psychiatric hospitals, diagnosed with postpartum psychosis and severe depression. Her doctors warned against more pregnancies. Her husband ignored it. And in 2001, after years of spiraling mental health and barel…
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In this episode of Truly Independent, Garrett Batty and Darren Smith discuss the breaking news that the Sundance Film Festival is relocating from Utah to Boulder, Colorado starting in 2027. They explore the implications of this move, debunk myths about the reasons behind it, and share their personal experiences with Sundance in Utah. The hosts also…
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Fame, Black Magic, and Murder: The Mona Fandey Story Before she was tied to one of Malaysia’s most disturbing murder cases, Mona Fandey was just trying to be a star. She had the stage name, the album, the wardrobe, and a husband willing to bet everything on her big break. But when her pop career stalled out, Mona pivoted—from wannabe celebrity to s…
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Welcome back to another episode of Bingeable Beans! We hope you enjoy our cancelable hot takes on K-dramas. In today's episode, we will be talking about Netflix's new show When Life Gives You Tangerines. If you want to join us in more k-drama convos come back next Sunday for more. Watch the full video on our youtube! http://www.youtube.com/@Bingeab…
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Duty To Warn: The Case Every Therapist Learns About Therapy is supposed to be a safe space. You talk, they listen, and everything stays in the room. But what happens when someone crosses the line from intrusive thoughts to actual plans to hurt someone? In this episode of 10 Minute Murder, we’re digging into the 1969 case that forced the legal syste…
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In this episode of Truly Independent, Darren Smith and Garrett Batty discuss the journey of releasing their indie film, Faith of Angels, post-theatrical run. They share insights into the challenges and strategies involved in making the decision to release the film on streaming platforms like Angel Studios and Living Scriptures. They also delve into…
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How Arthur Gary Bishop Fooled a Community Arthur Gary Bishop looked like someone you could trust. He was a straight-A student, an Eagle Scout, a missionary, and a respected member of his church community. But under all that was someone no one saw coming, and far too many people never questioned. This episode tracks how Bishop used different names, …
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Myrtle Beach Mystery: The Search for Brittanee Drexel Seventeen-year-old Brittanee Drexel wanted what so many teenagers crave… freedom, a little independence, and a chance to feel grown. What started as a secret Spring Break trip to Myrtle Beach in 2009 quickly spiraled into a mystery that haunted her family and baffled investigators for over a dec…
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In this episode of Truly Independent, hosts Garrett Batty and Darren Smith dive into the indie film journey of Lee and Catherine, the creators behind the movie Rally Caps. Discussing their experiences from initial concept to marketing and distribution, Lee and Catherine share valuable insights into the making of a kids' baseball film. They highligh…
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Jesse James Hollywood: The Killer Who Inspired Alpha Dog Jesse James Hollywood had a name straight out of a movie, and eventually, it became one. The crime at the center of this story inspired the 2006 film Alpha Dog, but the real-life version is even more disturbing. In this episode, we break down how a well-off kid from the San Fernando Valley we…
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Welcome back to another episode of Bingeable Beans! We hope you enjoy our cancelable hot takes on K-dramas. In the midst of Kim Soo Hyun's scandal, we will be talking about Netflix's popular show Queen of Tears. If you want to join us in more k-drama convos come back next Sunday for more.By 2average Productions: Anh & Amy
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When TikTok Beef Turns Deadly: The Durhams vs. The Lathams Zachary Latham wasn’t famous—but he wanted to be. So he picked a fight with his neighbors, filmed it, and posted it to TikTok. Over and over. Until one of them ended up dead. In this episode, we break down the chain of events that turned a teenage grudge into a fatal stabbing. A neighborhoo…
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