Summary: "Look at those dimples." This week we invite Mike Browne from the podcast Dark Poutine on the show to talk about Dirty John and his own obsession with true crimes and dark history. Also discussed: RuPaul's Drag Race, Uncover: The Village, and Courtney Love.
Show notes: How to love Courtney Love (Macleans) Hole, Live Through This album review (Pitchfork)
Dark Poutine (Mike Browne's True Crime & Dark History podcast)
Dirty John original articles in the LA Times
Murderish podcast featuring Terra Newell
Murderish podcast featuring Emily Meehan (John Meehan's daughter)
Dirty John podcast Real Crime Profile podcast Why Everyone's Talking About Netflix's Shocking True-Crime Doc 'Abducted in Plain Sight' (Thrillist) @PreachersNSneakers on Instagram Dark Poutine 010 - Mike Met a Monster in 1981 Recommendations: Lisa: Live Through This, Hole Andrea: Uncover: The Village (podcast) Mike: RuPaul's Drag Race Music credits: "Deviate" by Podington Bear from Sound of Picture "Flutterbee" by Podington Bear
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