Welcome to our podcast, this episode we dive deep into the haunting and thought-provoking narrative of "The Road to Jonestown" by Jeff Guinn. Join us as we explore the chilling story of Jim Jones and the Peoples Temple, uncovering the layers of charisma, manipulation, and tragedy that led to one of the most notorious events in American history. This episode will dissect the book’s insights, featuring discussions with experts, survivors, and historians, while reflecting on the broader themes of cult psychology, faith, and the quest for belonging. Whether you’re a seasoned reader or new to the subject, our podcast promises to challenge your perspective and provoke meaningful conversations about belief and its consequences. Tune in and take a journey down the road less traveled, where history’s lessons resonate very loudly today. As always you can reach us on Instagram, facebook or by email.

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Written and hosted by: Amber Colburn and Chelle Dolan

Music by: Amber Colburn

Art by: Rachel Bernhardt

Edited by: Anastazia Lindenberger

In this gripping episode of our podcast, we delve into "Killers of the Flower Moon," a haunting true crime narrative that uncovers a dark chapter in American history. This episode explores the shocking series of murders that targeted the Osage Nation in the 1920s, spurred by greed and the discovery of oil beneath their land. We examine the systemic racism and injustice that allowed these heinous crimes to occur, as well as the investigation led by the newly formed FBI, which brought to light the complexities of this tragic story. Through expert interviews, historical insights, and a discussion of its cultural impact, we reflect on the profound implications of these events and their relevance today. Join us as we journey into the heart of this tragic saga, uncover the truth, and honor the victims who were lost.

Hosts: Chelle Dolan and Amber Colburn

Edited by: Anastazia Lindberger

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Welcome to Twisted Tales and True Crime, where we delve into the intriguing and often unsettling world of creepy and true crime literature. In today’s episode, we’re exploring the haunting memoir "The Phantom Prince" by Elizabeth Kendall. This gripping book recounts the complex and chilling story of Elizabeth’s relationship with serial killer Ted Bundy, offering a personal perspective that reveals both the allure and the horror of being entwined with a troubled mind. As we journey through her experiences, we’ll examine the themes of love, betrayal, and the struggle to understand the unthinkable. Join me as we unpack Elizabeth’s poignant reflections and the disturbing reality behind the persona of the man who captivated so many—yet hid a darkness that would shock the world. This is Chelle's specialty, so you are in for a special treat!
Hosted by Chelle Dolan and Amber Colburn
Written by Amber Colburn and Chelle Dolan
Edited by James Hoegerl
Art By: Rachel Bernhardt

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"Phantom Prince" by Elizabeth Kendall contains several themes and elements that might be triggering for some readers. Here are some potential trigger warnings to consider:

1. **Abuse**: The book explores aspects of emotional and psychological abuse.
2. **Violence**: There are references to violent incidents and crime.
3. **Murder**: The narrative involves discussions about murder and its impact on victims' families.
4. **Mental Illness**: There are themes surrounding mental health issues, including those related to the perpetrator.
5. **Relationships**: The story delves into toxic and manipulative relationships.It's important to approach the material with self-awareness and care if you feel that these elements might affect you.