Outlaw Sh!t

This is where the whole thing gets really confusing. The debate isn't about if they killed the people, they did. It's about why? who else was involved? Who has been successful in covering up their tracks? We meant to do one episode on this but there just so much. This is a start. We do get into detail on MkUltra here but there's a lot more. Including Tom Cruise's church.

We got a double shot on this episode. First part is a behind the scenes look at the second Jacumba Breakdown in Jacumba, Ca. That'll be going down October 17-19. The second part is an interview with country/western/folk/rock n' roll singer Dylan Earl. Dylan is from Arkansas and we talk about how much it sucks and you shouldn't move there cus there's ghosts. We also talk about songwriting, touring,...

Who was actually killed and when? How did it go down? We don't fully know, here's a series of events that seem to be at least mostly truthful. We based it on a number of books and accounts. As always there's holes in the story tho.

There's a lot of players and dates to this whole thing. We go over a somewhat clear timeline of what went on. It'll be helpful to have a good idea of it before we get real in the weeds with theories and specific events. Next episode we'll focus on the murders themselves and the wildly different accounts and weird details that surround them.

Taylor Hunnicutt is a musician from Alabama. She tours constantly and plays a mean live show. We talk to her about Rock n' Roll, small towns, fucking up on the road, how musicians make money and more. You can find her on her on instagram and her website.

Everyone has an opinion on the whole Manson thing. His name alone is infamous. We're going to spend some time digging into different angles of the case as well as the person of Charles Manson, something that's often left out. In our introduction we go over the "official" story of what went down, some of the major players and where we plan on taking this series. It's gonna be a fun one. Also, while...

Sam Kind is a musician from Colorado. He blew up on the internet in his mid 30's and is now trying to figure out what to do next. In the new landscape of the music industry people's careers look different. What do they do about that? Sam can be found on instagram

Eddie is a filmmaker from West Virginia. His new movie Hazard is playing around the world now and will debuting on streaming August 1st. We talk to him about how he develops his projects, the themes of his work, what's going on in West Virginia, the current film industry, and more.

Scorsese is probably the most successful New Hollywood director. We talk about his films, his life, his obsession with religion and other themes that are evident throughout his work.

John Moreland is a singer-songwriter from Tulsa, Oklahoma. We talk to him about his songwriting process, his break from the public spotlight, and more. He can be found on Instagram and on his Website

Dallas Moore is an Outlaw Country singer. He plays 250 dates a year like a monster. HE's also toured with/opened for David Allan Coe, Waylon Jennings, Willie Nelson, George Jones, Johnny Paycheck and more. He's got some great stories.

Jack Nicholson is Jack Nicholson you know who he is. We talk about his career and pretty managed personal life. You know you like him and want to hear about him.

Painless J is the President of a Boozefighters MC chapter and a tattoo artist. He' robbed a bank and done a lot of other weird shit. Interesting dude, it was fun to talk to him about bikes, tattooing, crime and little women.

Dennis Hopper was a mad man. He got kicked out of Hollywood multiple times, got into a shootout with Mexican bandits and blew himself up. He sure is fun to talk about

Omar is the bass player for Silverada (formerly Mike and the Moonpies). We talk to him about his bike builds, recording at Abby Road Studios, the bands name change, and a whole lot more. Silverada is on tour this spring and summer. Their tour schedule can be found here . Omar can be found on instagram .

We've been doing deep dive episodes on New Hollywood topics so we figured we should probably cover some background. We're gonna have series of deep dives that all focus on one general topic. So we'll be on New Hollywood for a bit then do something else.

Eric is the guitar player for the band Portugal The Man. He grew up in the weird state of Alaska. We talked to him about having a song go number one with "Feel It Still" and a whole lot of other stuff. Including busting out of a hospital three months after being paralyzed to play a festival. Find Eric on Instagram

Here's another deep dive into one of our favorite directors, Brian De Palma. You know him best from Carrie, Scarface, and more. He's one of the masters of suspense.

Casey Rocket is a comedian. He's big of riffs and could be described as absurdism. We talk about comedy (shocker), the craft of building an hour of material, his Bud Ice addiction, and much more. We got deeper than I thought we were going to but it ended up some very cool and good places. Keep your eyes out for him coming to a town near you or catch him causing chaos on Kill Tony. INSTAGRAM

We're going to do some of these "deep dives", they're really just quick episodes on a topic, movies, music, stories about general culture. They'll include behind the scenes stuff, cultural context, fun facts and more. This one is about William Friedkin's 198p masterpiece "Cruising" starring Al Pacino. We ask every podcast guest if they've seen it. Very few have. Enjoy.

This is episode one of LFDW's new podcast OUTLAW SHIT. Hosted by LFDW founder Sam Phillips & Eli Kreutz, we'll be talking to people who live outside normal society. This includes musicians, directors, actors, motorcycle club members and more. New episodes drop every Tuesday at midnight. For our first episode we talked to Jeremy Pinnell. Jeremy is a Kentucky based Americana singer. We talk abou...

Outlaw Shit a new podcast from LFDW comes out on April 8th. It'll be out every Tuesday at midnight. We talk to musicians, actors, directors, club members and more.