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Drink about something

True crime and some fun banter adventures with music you don"t want to miss!Lindsey finds stories that are amazingly shocking enough that you just may need a drink after or during the tales of past crime trauma!

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28:15

DRUNK ABOUT SOMETHING: THE TULSA MASSACRE RECAP

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2026/02/25

A bustling Black business district, a rumor on an elevator, and a city ready to ignite—our deep dive into the Tulsa Massacre follows Greenwood from its remarkable rise as Black Wall Street to the coordinated violence that tried to erase it. We walk through the misaligned elevator landing that sparked a lie, the headlines that fed a lynch mob, and the moment Greenwood’s veterans arrived armed to defend due process. What followed was a rolling gunfight, fires that devoured homes and businesses,...

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EPISODE 68: The Tulsa Massacre

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2026/02/20

A bathroom trip. A scream. Then an entire neighborhood set on fire. We take you through the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre—how Greenwood, called Black Wall Street for its thriving Black-owned businesses, became a target and how a lie in print turned into a night of terror. We start with the moment in the elevator, follow the swelling mob at the courthouse, and track the split-second when a standoff became a gunfight. From there, we map the looting of shops, the torching of homes, and the chilling r...

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DRUNK ABOUT SOMETHING ROSEWOOD MASSACRE

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2026/02/18

One drink in and we head straight into one of Florida’s hardest truths: how a single accusation on New Year’s Day 1923 ignited a mob, leveled a thriving Black community, and left families hiding in winter swamps while their homes burned. We trace the Rosewood Massacre through names and places that deserve to be remembered—Fanny Taylor’s lie in Sumner, the murder of blacksmith Sam Carter, and the Carrier family’s stand inside a house ringed by gunmen—so you can see the chain of choices that tu...

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EPISODE 67: THE ROSEWOOD MASSACRE

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2026/02/13

A lie, a mob, and a thriving Black town erased. We pour a drink and walk straight into the history so many of us were never taught: the Rosewood Massacre of 1923. Rosewood was more than a dot on a map—it was a self-sustaining Black community with churches, mills, a post office, a ball team, and two-story homes rising from Florida’s red cedar country. When a white woman’s accusation in nearby Sumner collided with a sheriff’s posse and Klan mobilization, the story spiraled into torture, lynchin...

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DRUNK ABOUT SOMETHING EMMETT TILL RECAP

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2026/02/11

A boy leaves Chicago for a summer with family in Mississippi. A whistle, a store, and a night that exposes the machinery of Jim Crow—what came next would force the nation to look. We walk through Emmett Till’s life with care, tracing the Great Migration roots that shaped his home, Mamie Till’s steady strength as a mother and professional, and the impossible talk she had to give her 14-year-old about surviving the Deep South. From sharecropping days in Money, Mississippi to the fateful stop a...

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53:57

EPISODE 66: EMMETT TILL

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2026/02/06

A friendly hello, a surprising rock icon message, and a round of drinks set an easy scene—then the floor drops. We shift into the life and legacy of Emmett Till with the care this story demands, tracing his childhood in Chicago, Mamie Till’s warnings before his trip south, and the fatal stop at Bryant’s Grocery. We walk through the kidnapping, the recovery of his body, and Mamie’s unflinching decision to hold an open-casket funeral that forced the nation to face what was done to her son. The ...

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14:38

Aunt Aggie’s Lake City Bone Garden Story

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2026/02/05

A garden of roses and bones once turned a North Florida yard into a destination. We follow the trail of Aunt Aggie, a Black and Creek healer, poet, and fortune teller whose Lake City “bone garden” drew travelers, couples, and curiosity-seekers from across the country in the early 1900s. What began as a story for Black History Month becomes a vivid journey through local memory, segregation-era resilience, and the strange beauty of a landmark that was equal parts eerie and welcoming. We dig in...

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DRUNK ABOUT SOMETHING TAMLA HORSFORD RECAP

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2026/02/04

A birthday sleepover. A pot of gumbo. A football game on TV. By sunrise, a mother of six was found face down in the yard. We walk through the final hours of Tamla Horsford’s life with care and precision, tracing the timeline, the interviews, and the red flags that have fueled years of questions. This isn’t about chasing shock; it’s about clarity, context, and the dignity owed to a life cut short. We start with who Tamla was: a joyful parent, a devoted sports mom, a woman trying to build comm...

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EPISODE 65: Tamla Horsford

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2026/01/30

A late-night sleepover, a lively mom of five, and a morning that changed a family forever. We walk through the final hours of Tamla Horsford with care and clarity, from party dynamics and house layout to the 911 call, the delayed response, and the details that still don’t sit right. You’ll hear the names, the timestamps, and the contradictions that keep this case alive in public memory: no EMS on scene, missing autopsy photos, backyard cameras that weren’t recording, and a toxicology result t...

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29:49

DRUNK ABOUT SOMETHING FINAL JINX RECAP

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2026/01/28

A billionaire with a paper trail. A best friend executed in her home. A bathroom mic that captured the line no one can forget. We pull apart the Robert Durst saga through The Jinx—how a fictionalized film led to a documentary, how a “cadaver” letter unlocked a pattern, and how ego, money, and access kept the walls from closing in for decades. Our take blends the receipts (handwriting, timelines, trial beats) with the human angles: the families waiting for closure, the investigators who refuse...

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EPISODE 64: THE JINX PART 3

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2026/01/23

One phone call to a filmmaker set off a chain that even a billionaire couldn’t stop. We close our three‑part ride through the crimes orbiting Robert Durst by following the breadcrumb trail from the Ryan Gosling film All Good Things to HBO’s The Jinx—and the small details that became seismic. A misspelled “Beverley,” an ominous “cadaver” note, and a bathroom monologue caught on a hot mic turned speculation into action and action into a conviction. We walk through how Durst initiated contact w...

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33:56

DRUNK ABOUT SOMETHNG JINX RECAP 2

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2026/01/21

A missing wife, a loyal friend who knew too much, and a neighbor found in pieces—this wild middle chapter of the Durst saga is anything but filler. We pick up with Kathy Durst’s push for independence and follow the money: credit cards cut, tuition pulled, and a power play that hardens into motive. From there, we track Susan Berman’s role as Durst’s media shield, the suspicious timing of “gift” checks, and a chilling letter to Beverly Hills PD labeled “cadaver” with a telltale misspelling. It’...

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EPISODE 63: THE JINX PART 2

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2026/01/16

A missing wife, a murdered friend, and a neighbor found in pieces—this is the chaotic, riveting middle chapter of Robert Durst. We pick up where the tension never really cooled: Kathy McCormack Durst vanishes after a fight in 1982, a dean gets a bizarre “diarrhea” call, and friends beg police to dig deeper while the case drifts into a cold, uncomfortable silence. Years later, an ambitious prosecutor reopens the file and the circle tightens around Susan Berman, Durst’s fiercely loyal confidant...

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DRUNK ABOUT SOMETHING THE JINX RECAP PART 1

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2026/01/14

A billionaire surname, a broken childhood, and a vanishing that still chills the room—our Part One on Robert “Bob” Durst maps the fault lines before the earthquake. We start where the story truly begins: a boy watching his mother fall from a roof, a family that won’t speak of it, and a grief that hardens into distance. From Scarsdale to UCLA and back, Bob tries on new skins—bohemian, businessman, heir—while a lifelong loyalty with Susan Berman takes root in LA. Then the Vermont detour arrives...

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EPISODE 62: THE JINX

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2026/01/09

A cozy New Year catch-up turns into a chilling origin story as we launch part one of our three-part dive into Robert Durst, the billionaire heir known as “The Jinx.” We start where the pattern begins: a childhood punctured by a mother’s death, a father’s distance, and early signs of a fractured personality that prestige and money could hide but never heal. From Lehigh to UCLA, we track Durst’s double life—achiever on paper, drifter in spirit—and the formative friendship with writer Susan Berm...

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DRUNK ABOUT SOMETHING RECAP OF CORPSEWOOD MANOR

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2026/01/07

An outside fire, a s’mores board, and a finale that knocks the wind out of us—our New Year turns into a deep dive on endings, memory, and the stories that won’t let go. We start with a spoiler-free take on the Stranger Things finale and why fandoms split so hard at the finish line. Joy, grief, and the art of letting go collide as we compare it to the Game of Thrones endgame and make the case for a purposeful rewatch that reframes early choices with hard-earned context. From there we pivot to...

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DRUNK ABOUT SOMETHING RECAP THE LAWSON FAMILY AND...

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2025/12/31

A quiet holiday night, a clink of ice in a glass, and then a hard turn into two cases that still haunt the true crime canon. We start with the 1929 Lawson family murders, a Christmas story no one wants but everyone struggles to understand. Charles Lawson dressed his family in new clothes for a portrait, sent his oldest son to town on Christmas morning, and then killed his wife and children before taking his own life. What explains the unthinkable: a head injury, a suspected pregnancy involvin...

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EPISODE 61: THE LAWSON FAMILY

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2025/12/25

A raisin-topped Christmas cake, a formal family photo, and a North Carolina farmhouse in 1929—this story sounds like fiction until the facts line up. We start warm and human with holiday traditions, grandkid adventures, and the kind of music memories that glue families together. Then we trace the Lawson family case step by step, from sharecropping roots and a puzzling December shopping spree to the devastating sequence on Christmas Day and the ritual staging that followed. It’s a tough listen...

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DRUNK ABOUT SOMETHING SARAH HALEY FOXWELL RECAP

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2025/12/24

A peppermint coffee in hand and a heavy story on our minds, we sit down to revisit the kidnapping and murder of 11-year-old Sarah Haley Foxwell and the decisions that failed her. This raw, unedited recap cuts through the noise to look at how a repeat sex offender moved through the system, why “good behavior” behind bars can be a dangerous metric, and what it takes for a grieving family to turn loss into lasting change. We unpack the case through Jen’s perspective—Sarah’s mother—whose intervi...

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EPIDODE 60: Sarah Haley Foxwell

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2025/12/19

A cozy holiday hang—warming up vocals, trading birthday plans, laughing about sweaters—becomes a stark lesson in vigilance when we turn to the kidnapping and murder of 11-year-old Sarah Haley Foxwell. That tonal whiplash is intentional: joy is what we’re protecting, and Sarah’s story shows how quickly comfort can fracture when a predator knows the spare key and the routines inside a home. We trace the human threads first. Jen’s earlier loss of an infant, the pressure to “move on,” the strain...

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