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All the crime in half the time!® Because you've got a lot of mysteries to solve. Subscribe so you never miss a recap with Chris Nathan and Amy Townsend. Watch video episodes three times a week @truecrimerecaps on YouTube, Facebook, TikTok, and Snapchat.
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Preacher Recap

Josh Wade

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JD & Josh discuss 'Preacher' to the NthDegree! AMC is bringing some of our favorite comic books to life and we're going to talk about them as only we can...in a moderately entertaining yet overly self-important manner. Join us, won't you?
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The For All Nerds Show are the Multicultural Maestros. We discuss the week in pop culture and geek, while keeping an ear to the street for the topics and controversies that affect the world of fandom--all from the perspective of people of color. Show hosts DJ BenHaMeen and Tatiana King serve as the cultural guides for this unique show, along with a revolving cast of guests that run the gamut of industries--from music and politics, to comics, movies, television and tech. For All Nerds Show is ...
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TV Takeout

Marisa Nadolny and Kathleen Edgecomb

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Marisa Nadolny and Kathleen Edgecomb compare notes on their favorite television shows, including Mad Men, Downton Abbey, and The Walking Dead.
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We are brother-and-sister duo, Andrew and Cher, and we welcome you to Recaps on the Run! This is our first foray into the world of podcasting and we hope that you join us on our journey to get fit while chatting about our favorite television shows. We are so happy to have you and hope you enjoy the run! NOTE: We are NOT professionals. We are NOT fitness experts. We don’t even have the proper equipment to record ourselves… but we love to talk TV and look forward to getting in shape together.
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Jonaverse

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Lets have a conversation about comic books and tv shows, music and just a weekly update of what happened within the week. Join me in what I call the Jonaverse.
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Wilhelm

Ben Beck

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Hosted by Ben Beck, Wilhelm (formerly The Spotlight) features conversations with friends, fellow podcasters as well as the occasional special guest discussing all things film and television. Each episode will feature a conversation with a guest including everything from discussing a specific franchises or series, breaking down favorite films of a particular actor, exploring tropes in movies and TV, or even settling pop culture debates. The discussions are endless and always fun! In addition ...
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One of the all-time legends of the all-time most successful minor league sports franchise in South Dakota history is walking away from that operation. After 22 years with the Sioux Falls Storm — the last one as head coach — Andre Fields resigned on Tuesday. A day later, he joined Happy Hour host John Gaskins to explain why. The Storm are dormant in…
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One of the all-time legends of the all-time most successful minor league sports franchise in South Dakota history is walking away from that operation. After 22 years with the Sioux Falls Storm — the last one as head coach — Andre Fields resigned on Tuesday. A day later, he joined Happy Hour host John Gaskins to explain why. The Storm are dormant in…
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We thought none of them were going to do it. A couple months ago, it appeared none of the Div. I schools from South Dakota and North Dakota were leaning toward "optin in" to the recently approved NCAA-House Settlement that will allow schools to pay athletes directly via revenue sharing. Now, one of them — UND — has its athletic director on the reco…
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So many people are not watching the Pacers battle the Thunder in NBA Finals, according to ratings... but should we? Yes, says a Midwestern Div. II head coach, Chris Johnson, who leads the University of Sioux Falls men and is a die-hard Minnesota Timberwolves fan. Why does he think the "watchability" factor is high, and what should be the first coup…
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Which team — Vikings, Twins, Timberwolves, or Wild — is closest to ending to a 34-year (and ticking) major pro men's league championship drought in Minnesota? It's a provocative topic to spring forth discussion on the hottest topics surrounding all of these teams, which Happy Hour John Gaskins does with 25-year Minnesota Star Tribune columnnist vet…
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Happy Hour host John Gaskins addresses a couple of recent local coaching moves — one shocking and the other not. Shocking: West Central's school board not renewing the contract of head boys basketball coach Jacob Sittig after he led the Trojans to a 21-4 record and their first state tournament appearance in 24 years. Not shocking: One of the all-ti…
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Which team — Vikings, Twins, Timberwolves, or Wild — is closest to ending to a 34-year (and ticking) major pro men's league championship drought in Minnesota? The answer my have never been more unclear, nor has there ever been a time when all four are actually all "winning" teams at the same time like this. It's a provocative topic to spring forth …
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The topic may make your eyes bleed if you read an article about it. You may tune it out if you hear about it. But listen up and make a stiff drink if you have to, because it does matter, significantly, to fans of every college athletics program, including ours in South Dakota. The NCAA vs U.S. House settlement was finally approved by a California f…
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The topic may make your eyes bleed if you read an article about it. You may tune it out if you hear about it. But listen up and make a stiff drink if you have to, because it does matter, significantly, to fans of every college athletics program, including ours in South Dakota. The NCAA vs U.S. House settlement was finally approved by a California f…
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Those who know of Ed Whiting in South Dakota high school football circles — and most do — are not the least bit surprised he led Sioux Falls Jefferson to the Class AA state softball title on Sunday. A veteran defensive coordinator who has worked under state championship offensive minds like Steve Kueter (O'Gorman), Kim Nelson (Roosevelt), and Vince…
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Welcome to June everyone! The streets is hot out here and hopefully we can give you some respite from the drama out here! On this episode, we go full spoiler on discussing Mission Impossible: The Final Reckoning, plus since it's Black Music Month, we have to discuss the meaning and impact of Sinner's Juke Joint Scene... Plus the return of Geekquent…
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The breaking news of one of the biggest sports stories of the entire summer interrupted an entertaining storytelling session about beer and how picky people are about their beer. Aaron Rodgers reportedly plans to sign with the Pittsburgh Steelers. Will he be any good? Will they be any good. We could ask the same thing about Chase Mason as a first-t…
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Stu Whitney's high school football team celebrated a big win by gleefully ripping to shreds a newspaper column he wrote claiming they weren't worthy of the playoffs. He ended up being right. The head football coach at Michigan State invited Stu into his office to berate him at the top of his lungs and call him every nasty name you could imagine aft…
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Once again, Twins fans and Minnesota sports fans can't have nice things — or at least, any nice thing to last. That's likely what many thought last night as ace pitcher Pablo Lopez left during the middle of another solid outing with shoulder pain that turned out to be a strained lat muscle that will likely put him on the injured list. But instead o…
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Since his South Dakota Coyotes' 19-win, high-flying season ended in the Summit League Tournament semifinals, coach Eric Peterson has been working at seemingly the same break-neck pace he expects from his athletes during their up-tempo games. Spring and early summer no longer lazy and uneventful in the college basketball world, thanks to the revolvi…
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Since his South Dakota Coyotes' 19-win, high-flying season ended in the Summit League Tournament semifinals, coach Eric Peterson has been working at seemingly the same break-neck pace he expects from his athletes during their up-tempo games. Spring and early summer no longer lazy and uneventful in the college basketball world, thanks to the revolvi…
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Marie Robards was a teenage girl dealing with family tension and feeling trapped. After learning her mother was staying with her unfaithful stepdad and being sent to live with her biological father, Marie planned to escape this ordeal by poisoning him. She stole barium acetate from her chemistry class and mixed it into her dad's dinner to get her f…
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You may have heard the news, but if not, DJ BenHaMeen's graphic novel Jimi Hendrix: Purple Haze has been nominated for an Eisner Award!! That's right, the most prestigious organization in comics has recognized the real and blessed the little book that could with a nomination!!! So, what does that mean exactly? On this heartfelt episode Tatiana talk…
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One of the six Minnesota Vikings to ever have his number retired died on Tuesday at age 87. Jim Marshall was not only captain of Bud Grant's four Super Bowl teams (1968-76) and part of the "Purple People Eaters" defensive line that menaced offenses throughout the team's dominating decade, he is still No. 3 on the all-time NFL list of most consecuti…
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One of the six Minnesota Vikings to ever have his number retired died on Tuesday at age 87. Jim Marshall was not only part of the "Purple People Eaters" defensive line that menaced offenses throughout the team's dominating decade (1968-76) that included four NFC Championships, he is still No. 3 on the all-time NFL list of most consecutive games pla…
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Some men who possess the same exact name as their father decide to not follow in dad's footsteps and seek different or opposite interests. That is not the case of Charles Pierre, Jr. Like father, like son. Dad was Florida Atlantic's first 1,000-yard rusher, Florida Atlantic, using his immense strength to plow over, or through, defenders. Pierre, Jr…
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Blazing Brandon Valley wide receiver Landon Dulaney broke Nathan Garry's 12-year-old record in the 200 meter dash, part of a three gold medal meet. Happy Hour host John Gaskins starts the show by discussing how that speed against Griffin Wilde — a former Jackrabbit who is now in the Big Ten at Northwestern — and how it translates to Dulaney's poten…
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What does "larger than life" sound like? In this case, a lot like it looks. Lincoln Semchenko is a 6'5, 300 lb. road-grading all-state offensive lineman from Sioux Falls Christian who is joining the "605 Hogs" at South Dakota State. You'll have a hard time believing he is just 18 years old with his wit, wisdom and storytelling. The son of former No…
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What does "larger than life" sound like? In this case, a lot like it looks. Lincoln Semchenko is a 6'5, 300 lb. road-grading all-state offensive lineman from Sioux Falls Christian who is joining the "605 Hogs" at South Dakota State. You'll have a hard time believing he is just 18 years old with his wit, wisdom and storytelling. The son of former No…
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Sioux Falls Canaries slugger Jabari Henry became the American Association's all-time home run king on Thursday night by knocking No. 147 over the left field wall with a 414-foot blast in The Birdcage. He added another later in the game for good measure. But Jabari was already the all-time King of the Sioux Falls Canaries. Happy Hour host John Gaski…
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Sioux Falls Canaries slugger Jabari Henry became the American Association's all-time home run king on Thursday night by knocking No. 147 over the left field wall with a 414-foot blast in The Birdcage. He added another later in the game for good measure. But Jabari was already the all-time King of the Sioux Falls Canaries. Happy Hour host John Gaski…
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May and June used to mark the "dead" part of the calendar in college athletics offices and facilities. But while none of the teams are competing, there has never been a busier time between seasons, nor the kind of deluge of daily news springing from both the transfer portal and high school recruiting trails. SDSU and USD are no exception, with thei…
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Who says you can't go to your second home again? Vince Benedetto is a Chicagoland native, but he feels back at home in Brookings, where his South Dakota football journey has come full circle. As a South Dakota State tight end from 2010-13 and graduate assistant in 2014-15, Benedetto helped the Jackrabbits grow into a consistent Top 20 FCS program b…
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Who says you can't go to your second home again? Vince Benedetto is a Chicagoland native, but he feels back at home in Brookings, where his South Dakota football journey has come full circle. As a South Dakota State tight end from 2010-13 and graduate assistant in 2014-15, Benedetto helped the Jackrabbits grow into a consistent Top 20 FCS program b…
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The Thunder struck early to knock out the Minnesota Timberwolves from the Western Conference Finals. That's back-to-back trips and two "gentleman's sweeps" in the NBA's penultimate playoff round. To channel Hall and Oates, the Wolves appear to be "so close yet so far away" from being a true title contender. So, now what? Should general manager Tim …
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Wednesday was a Christmas Day of sorts for Jackrabbit and Coyote football fans. They got to unwrap an anticipated present — well, stocking stuffer, at least — the FCS preseason Top 25 football poll, voted on by four respected FCS analysts at HERO Sports. Was it a present or a Pandora's box? Or a can of worms? Based off what many who follow the FCS …
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Wednesday was a Christmas Day of sorts for Jackrabbit and Coyote football fans. They got to unwrap an anticipated present — well, stocking stuffer, at least — the FCS preseason Top 25 football poll, voted on by four respected FCS analysts at HERO Sports. Was it a present or a Pandora's box? Or a can of worms? Based off what many who follow the FCS …
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If you are looking to be more informed about the present and future of FCS football and how the Jackrabbits and Coyotese fit in it — this season and beyond — this is a deep dive that should leave you satisfied. Remarkably, the power brokers from the SEC just might give "the little guys" in the FCS an enormous boost in a seismic college football rul…
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10-year-old Dakota Stevens tragically died after his 340-pound foster mother, Jennifer Wilson, sat on him for five minutes. Dakota had run to a neighbor’s house seeking help after alleged abuse. Instead of helping, Wilson dragged him back and sat on his head and neck, ignoring his desperate cries for air. Ring camera footage showed the chilling mom…
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Questions that need answers, is the Power Universe on the same level as The Sopranos? Succession? The Wire? Andor? Are Kanan or Ghost as compelling characters as Tony Soprano or Stringer Bell? This and many other questions are discussed this week as we welcome comedian Chris Lamberth!!! If you're in NYC make sure to peep his upcoming show at Caveat…
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Why should Sioux Falls be captivated and impressed by Canaries slugger Jabari Henry tying and eventually breaking the American Association independent league's career home run record, and what makes his story and career intriguing? How disappointing, if at all, should we consider the Minnesota Timberwolves' postseason run considering it will likely…
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He rewrote South Dakota State and Missouri Valley Football Conference record books as part of a juggernaut offense that vaulted the Jackrabbits into FCS national championship contention for the first time. Then, he had brief brushes with NFL royalty — Pete Carroll, Russell Wilson, Dak Prescott, Mike Tomlin — before coming back to start his new life…
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What's there to say about another infuriating, deflating Minnesota Timberwolves spanking from the Oklahoma City Thunder in Game 2 on Thursday night? Plenty! It's another group therapy session after Minnesota again waited until the third quarter to get mauled — by SAG's flops, by the OKC mob, by its own self-inflicted wounds and self-doubt. If we ca…
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He rewrote South Dakota State and Missouri Valley Football Conference record books as part of a juggernaut offense that vaulted the Jackrabbits into FCS national championship contention for the first time. Then, he had brief brushes with NFL royalty — Pete Carroll, Russell Wilson, Dak Prescott, Mike Tomlin — before coming back to start his new life…
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Michael Jordan. LeBron James. Kobe Bryant. Allen Iverson. Gary Payton. There aren't too many humans on the planet that can say they guarded all of those Hall of Famers in the NBA, but Erick Strickland is one of them. The University of Nebraska Basketball Hall of Famer has loads of awesome stories to tell about his nine-year career in the league (19…
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The Jackrabbits aren't just a juggernaut in football and basketball. South Dakota State captured the Summit League Commissioner's Cup, a season-long all-sports tabulation, for the 10th time in 15 years. That SDSU continues to win or at least compete for league titles in almost every sport, every year is both amazing and obvious to Happy Hour host J…
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Michael Jordan. LeBron James. Kobe Bryant. Allen Iverson. Gary Payton. There aren't too many humans on the planet that can say they guarded all of those Hall of Famers in the NBA, but Erick Strickland is one of them. The University of Nebraska Basketball Hall of Famer has loads of awesome stories to tell about his nine-year career in the league (19…
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Capturing Victor Page weilding a broomstick during the middle of the sold out Christmas Night Skyforce game. Challenging synchronized swimmers, pickle ballers, and Stu Whitney to on-air athletic competitions. Calling local small town bars to get the high school football or basketball scores. Then, there's the incredible events, personalities, and h…
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Capturing Victor Page weilding a broomstick during the middle of the sold out Christmas Night Skyforce game. Challenging synchronized swimmers, pickle ballers, and Stu Whitney to on-air athletic competitions. Calling local small town bars to get the high school football or basketball scores. Then, there's the incredible events, personalities, and h…
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A turnover carnival. ANT and Julius disappearing. SGA flopping his way to the foul line. It all added up to an Thunder thumping of the Minnesota Timberwolves in Game 1 of the Western Conference Finals. As has become tradition on Happy Hour, our Sioux Falls Live Twin Cities Native & Die Hard Wolves Fan Analyst Chris Johnson — who happens to be the 1…
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Maria Ridulph was a young girl out enjoying the winter with a friend when she suddenly disappeared. On December 3, 1957, Maria was last seen playing near her home in Sycamore, Illinois, when a man offered her a ride. She never returned. Years passed, and her case went cold until 1994 when new leads emerged. John Tessier, aka Jack McCullough, a man …
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