Good Company in the Car: The Bigfoot and Murder and Everything Else Podcast

We've all done it; taking the shortcut through the woods. For one college undergraduate, the time saving route cost her her life, and figuring out who the killer actually was took more than 20 years...

Jack had a laundry list of medical issues to address. It looks like we might be over the last hurdle. But there was that stinking eye doctor...dead povo office staff...  

Evergreen Alabama has a problem! It's the fact that you don't know that Evergreen Alabama is the Bigfoot capital of Alabama! This town is under an assault but the locals have it covered!!! Jack and Kevin cover the documentary!

It shouldn't be this easy to find garbage to talk about! Thank God his innate sense of superiority and greed came back to haunt him. Okay Justin, scoot your chair over, Ed move down, Stacey can you get your things? Thanks, we need to make room, Mark Winger has joined the club!

Came across a recording we meant to post last year. Here's a fishing update form last December!

If you think Delaware is a small, benign state in the Mid-Atlantic you couldn't be more wrong! It's crimey as hell! Here's just one terrifying example...

Growing up we both were caught up in the hysteria surrounding the Bermuda Triangle. Much like quicksand and Bigfoot, we were both pretty sure the Bermuda Triangle was going to play a major role in our lives. Turns out, not so much...

It was exactly 20 years ago this week that the nightmare came to an end. Kevin and Jack had a front row seat to the chaos. 

(The old AI generated episode summaries were much funnier than this but I guess it's techncially correct.) Two friends catch up after travels and big life changes, recounting joining the Coral Ridge Yacht Club, funny membership interviews, cruise stories, and neighborhood coconut antics. They also complain about Florida heat, missing turn signals, rising costs, and plan to return to true crime top...

Dorothea Puente ran a boarding house in Sacramento for people who were on the margins of society. She looked for all the world like the kindly grandmother we'd all love and trust. She wasn't.  

We all know the heavy hitters when it comes to serial murderers and spouse killers. Why should Ted Bundy and O.J. Simpson get all the attention? There's tons of other lowlifes out there and this week we're shining the GCITC spotlight on one Jeff Lamb. Okay guys, have fun!

Brad Bishop was an ambitious diplomat working at the State Department in Washington, D.C. Frustrated over a missed promotion at work, he took out his anger on his family. This quintuple homicide and the ongoing pursuit of the killer still haunts the Maryland suburb of Carderock.

While not quite as sinister and evil as say Stacey Castor, our boy Tim Scoggin is right up there with Ed Post and Mark Winger! Those poor Norton sisters never saw it coming....

A young woman is murdered by a California highway late at night. The killer is the last person anyone in San Diego expected...

(The AI recaps used to be so much more dramatic…) Kevin and Jack discuss the new Scream film—its recycled thrills, satisfying reveals, and a personal trigger scene—then move into reflections about urgent medical care and how it feels to be told to wait. The episode then shifts to a lively Disney trip recap: Animal Kingdom animals, Avatar and Banshee flight, meeting Kevin from Up, getting stuck on...

Where do we start? Anti-freeze? Check. Life insurance? Check. Infidelity? Check. It's like falling on a bruise...

Thank goodness for cell phone pings or this monster might have gotten away with it!

Two friends recount their seven-night Norwegian cruise from Miami, comparing it to Celebrity, navigating port visits in Puerto Plata, St. Thomas and Tortola, and sharing amusing encounters—like a line dispute with a fellow passenger, shopping at an amber museum, and meeting two fun couples from Long Island. The episode highlights practical annoyances (slow internet, drink packages, and desalinated...

Jack and Kevin travel from Florida to Maryland for a nostalgic weekend in St. Michael's, enjoying ramen, conveyor-belt sushi, and a homecoming dinner with longtime friends. The trip blends warm memories, quirky motel and hotel moments, Goodwill finds, and a tense airport delay and de-icing scare before returning to sunny Florida.  

After the heartbreak of suddenly losing their dog , Jack and Kevin took a Celebrity Reflection cruise to distract themselves from their sadness. The episode covers a frantic drive to the port, a harrowing last‑minute boarding, off-putting martini‑bar hangouts, inevitable casino losses, and a pretty good magician. They stop in Freeport Bahamas instead of Cocoa Cay due to storm damage to the pier (F...

This episode explores the 1896–1897 mystery airship wave across the United States: thousands of reported nighttime lights and dramatic accounts of airborne craft, alleged crews, and even Martian visitors. It traces the sightings from Sacramento through the Midwest, examines explanations (hoaxes, misidentifications, secret inventors, and early aviation), and looks at how newspapers and later UFO en...

There's just no shortage! After a steady diet of murder we needed the podcast equivalent of pickled ginger last week and now we're already for the next case. Bring on the stupidity Ken Fitzhugh!

The town of Carthage, Texas' most wealthy and cantankerous resident is found murdered. A lot of people thought she had it coming, but no one could believe who did it!

The hosts trade stories about signing up for scuba lessons, exploring the Florida reef, beach metal-detecting, and quirky moments like naming a local shark “Bruce.” They also share everyday life updates—assembling patio furniture, a gardening mobility cart, canceled golf plans, and half-price mahi dinners. The episode focuses heavily on sleep apnea and CPAP experiences: the awkward at-home sleep s...

Hosts Jack and Kevin recount a laid-back holiday season after moving to Florida: warm weather instead of winter, big kitchen cooking sessions with turkeys and hundreds of cookies, and a quiet Christmas and New Year. They share travel highlights (a Phoenix trip and old mining town visit), small home victories like winter tomatoes and finished pavers, and humorous moments including a raffle-winning...