A Side/B Side Podcast

A Side (Adam): While watching the new Obi-Wan series on Disney+, leads Adam to reminisce on an old book that he wanted to revist, "Star Wars: The Truce at Bakura." B Side (Brooke): The Hart Family ("Tribe") seemed like the "picture perfect" progressive modern family. Moms, Jennifer and Sarah and their six adopted children, who all happened to be Black.

B Side (Brooke): The very weird, kind of convoluted story of British hitman, John (Bruce) Childs. A Side (Adam): This week, Adam takes on one of his favorite authors, Neil Gaiman

A Side (Adam): A first date conversation led Adam back to a movie he loved that he never realized was actually a remake; The Thomas Crown Affair. B Side (Brooke): Jack Unterweger was an Austrian serial killer who won over the public, convincing people that he was a changed man, only to get out and kill again

B Side (Brooke): Serial killer (after the fact) killed his mother, younger sibling, wife, niece and has been linked to 26 others. *Correction, Brooke accidentally mentions Michelle being on the couch, when it is in fact Teri. Sources: listed on our website A Side (Adam): Adam steps back in time to discuss some of his favorite childhood cartoons, most specifically "Tale Spin."

A Side (Adam): Adam stumbled upon the series finale of one of my all-time favorite shows, "This Is Us." This took him down a rabbit hole of really amazing series finales and he talks about the top 10 rated series finales. B Side (Brooke): Baton Rouge was terrorized by Sean Gillis in the 90s and early 2000s as he stalked and murdered eight women. Sources: on our website Go Fund Me for Uvalde, Texas...

B Side (Brooke) This week's B Side we discuss the life and violent death of white supremacist Evan Spencer Ebel. Sources: listed on our website A Side (Adam): Excited after finding out that one of his favorite movies from 1990's is being remade, "White Men Can't Jump," with rapper Jack Harlow as the lead, Adam went down a rabbit hole learning new things about the original.

A Side (Adam): This week Adam takes things in a bit of a different direction and talks about one of his favorite albums. B Side (Brooke): Jake Bird does not fit the stereotype of the typically serial killer, but if his accounts and records are to be believed his is not only one of the most prolific serial killers of all time, he's also the first African American serial killer in the US.

Due to Brooke's laryngitis, and as they approach 100 episodes, Brooke and Adam decided it would be the perfect time for a look back how it started and see how the podcast has changed over time. The podcast started in July 2020, smack in the start of the pandemic and we are so fortunate to still be here. Thank you for your support and if you haven't heard this one, let us know what you think and ho...

A Side (Adam): This week Adam finds a comparison between Herbie and Terminator? When you hear it, you will be shocked! B Side (Brooke): This week Brooke found a serial killer in Adam's neck-of-the-woods. Daniel Hittle.

B Side (Brooke): The first and most prolific serial killer in Jamaican history. Sources listed on our website A Side (Adam): With the passing of another Hollywood star, it led Adam to this week's popular A Side feature, "That Guy From that Show."

A Side (Adam): This teenage wolf was so popular that he spawned a sequel (played by a different actor) B Side (Brooke): "Jolly Jane" a nurse who "cared" too much for her patients, she literally loved them to death. Sources on our website

B Side (Brooke): This week, we definitely freaked Adam out with the story of the admitted murderer gone free on a legal loophole, Issei Sagawa. A Side (Adam): This week Adam goes down the tunnel (lol) of Super Mario Brothers. This movie is based off of a popular video game that almost didn't happen.

A Side (Adam): With the big news of Bruce Willis, this week Adam explores one of Bruce's lesser known, worst reviewed movies. B Side (Brooke): The tale of the Oklahoma Girl Scout Murders is the topic of this week's B Side.

B Side (Brooke): This week we discuss Texas serial killer Charles Albright, known as the "Eyeball Killer." Sources: on our website A Side (Adam): After attending an Elton John concert, Adam tried to revisit "Rocket Man," giving Adam this week's A Side. The movie that Brooke couldn't think of during the podcast was Eddie & the Cruisers Hit song was "On the Dark Side"

A Side (Adam): This week Adam takes on another "That Guy From That Show." This guy makes a huge impact on Adam and many others without even uttering a word. B Side (Brooke): This week, Brooke takes the B Side across the pond and down under, to look at John Wayne Glover, "The Granny Killer."

B Side (Brooke): *Survivor story* This is the amazing survivor story of Ines Etienne Romeu, the sole survivor of the "Casa da Morte" aka the House of Death. A Side (Adam): Adam talks one of the best travel movies of all time, "Planes, Trains & Automobiles," and how it tied into his travels recently.

A Side (Adam): This week in honor of the ACMs (and Brooke), Adam dedicates his entire side to Country Music movies that you should absolutely watch. B Side (Brooke): Arthur Shawcross was just bad news all the way around. The "Genesse River Killer," Arthur was active in the Rochester & Watertown, NY areas Sources: Tickets for the 57th ACM Awards he re Sign up for Prime Video here

B Side (Brooke): This week we cover the "Unicorn Killer" Ira Einhorn, the self-professed hippie with bad hygiene and "CIA ties." A Side (Adam): Adam pays tribute to Leroy Jethro Gibbs.

A Side (Adam): This week Adam tackles a BRAND-NEW show, that only has 4 episodes and has already been renewed...Reacher B Side (Brooke): The Trash bag killer aka the Freeway Killer (one of 3 known with that nickname) Patrick Kearney is one of the worst we've discussed.  Serial killer, zoophile, pederast and necrophile, he tops the list of seriously awful. Sources on our website

This is one of our more popular episodes of A Side/B Side Podcast. Brooke and Adam are joined by BGPD Officer Ronnie Ward to discuss the case of missing person Carol Neal and the seemingly excessive amounts of "cough syrup" that was spilled all over her house.

B Side (Brooke): The Acid Bath Murderer. John Haigh, also known as a "vampire" was a serial killer, thief, and gambling addict that disposed of his victims by placing them in drums of sulphuric acid. A Side (Adam): At 2a.m. Adam took the advice of the Prime recommendation "because you watched Romancing the Stone..." and he kind of regrets it.

A Side (Adam): Adam has always loved movies, an affinity that he earned honestly from his dad. Once when his dad's best friend was in town, the two friends were watching a movie that was not for kids, but ever the curious youngster Adam snuck and watched it from the sidelines, until his shock at a scene gave him away, all without knowing the name of that film. It haunted him for years not knowing,...

B Side (Brooke): This week we talk about the short but extremely terrifying and savage murder spree of Nikko Jenkins (and his family) all in the name of Apophis A Side (Adam): Adam remembers Australian rock/metal group Silverchair.

A Side (Adam): This week Adam's perception of one of his most viewed movies has changed after real-life events. B Side (Brooke): Carl Tanzler took this expression "true love never dies," literally. Carl Tanzler became obsessed with his "love, Elena Hoyos. Tanzler's obsession led him to take extreme measures to be with Elena.

23 y.o. Lauren Smith-Fields was found unresponsive in her apartment on December 12, 2021, and the lack of investigation, suspects and coverage is baffling. This young lady deserves justice.