Jeff Rogers and Sam Smith

The Jeff and Sam Show

Comedy EN ↓ 142 episodes

A true crime, comedy and historical gem podcast. Just a conversation between two friends telling each other stories that we find interesting. 🔗https://linktr.ee/thejeffandsamshow

Author

Jeff Rogers and Sam Smith

Category

Comedy

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Latest episode

Jul 9, 2026

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Episodes

108 – Boudicca and Lesbians and Gays Support the Miners (LGSM) 09.07.2026

am tells the story of Boudicca , the legendary Celtic queen who led a fierce rebellion against the Roman Empire after her people suffered unimaginable injustice. Jeff shares one of his favorite stories the show has covered: Lesbians and Gays Support the Miners (LGSM) . During the 1984–1985 UK miners' strike, LGBTQ+ activists and mining communities formed an unlikely alliance that changed lives, in...

107 – From the Archives: Lawn Chair Larry and Hedy Lamarr 02.07.2026

Jeff and Sam are still getting back into the swing of things after returning to work following their spectacular trip to Norway. While they're settling back into everyday life, we thought it would be the perfect time to revisit two favorite stories from the archives. Jeff shares the unbelievable true story of Lawn Chair Larry , the California dreamer who tied weather balloons to a lawn chair and u...

106 – Erik Gray: Human Sex Trafficking Survivor and Victim Advocate 25.06.2026

This week, Sam shares the story of Erik Gray , a survivor of human sex trafficking who has transformed his experiences into a mission of advocacy, education, and support for other victims. Through Erik's story, this episode explores the realities of human trafficking, the vulnerabilities that traffickers exploit, and the long road to recovery faced by survivors. It also highlights the unique chall...

105 – Jan Baalsrud and the Norwegian Resistance 18.06.2026

Jeff tells the incredible survival story of Jan Baalsrud and the courageous efforts of the Norwegian resistance during World War II. Visit us on Linktree for the collection of links, Instagram, or email us at jeffandsamshow@gmail.com . Sources Patrick McCarthy, The WWII Survival Story of Jan Baalsrud (Recoil Off Grid) https://www.offgridweb.com/survival/the-wwii-survival-story-of-jan-baalsrud/ Pre...

104 – Matthew Shepard 04.06.2026

Jeff tells the tragic and impactful story of Matthew Shepard , a 21-year-old college student whose murder in 1998 became a turning point in the fight for LGBTQ+ rights in the United States. Matthew was targeted, brutally assaulted, and left for dead near Laramie because of who he was. His death shocked the nation and sparked conversations about hate crimes, discrimination, and the treatment of LGB...

103 – Killing Fields 28.05.2026

Sam shares the haunting story of the Texas Killing Fields , a stretch of land between Houston and Galveston tied to decades of disappearances and murders of young women. Sam also dives into the lingering fear, failures in investigations, and the devastating human toll left behind by these crimes. This is a story about victims too often forgotten—and the relentless pursuit of justice decades later....

102 – Colton Harris-Moore: The Barefoot Bandit 21.05.2026

Jeff tells the unbelievable true story of Colton Harris-Moore , better known as the “Barefoot Bandit.” As a teenager, Harris-Moore became one of the most infamous fugitives in modern American history after a string of burglaries, thefts, and daring escapes across multiple states. Known for committing crimes barefoot and leaving footprints behind, he captured national attention with his ability to...

101 – Holmes 14.05.2026

Sam shares the chilling story of H. H. Holmes , one of America’s earliest and most infamous serial killers. Operating during the late 1800s in Chicago , Holmes became notorious during the time of the 1893 World’s Fair. Behind his charming demeanor and successful business ventures was a dark and calculated killer whose crimes would become the stuff of legend. Holmes is most remembered for his so-ca...

99 – The Kent State Shootings 07.05.2026

Jeff covers the story of the Kent State shootings , a pivotal and tragic moment in American history that took place on May 4, 1970. During a period of intense national unrest over the Vietnam War, students at Kent State University gathered to protest the expansion of the conflict into Cambodia. What began as a demonstration escalated into chaos when members of the Ohio National Guard opened fire o...

98 – Apollo 13 30.04.2026

Jeff tells the incredible true story of Apollo 13 , the near-disastrous NASA mission that became one of the greatest survival stories in space exploration history. What was meant to be a routine lunar mission quickly turned into a life-or-death crisis when an onboard explosion crippled the spacecraft. Astronauts Jim Lovell , Fred Haise , and Jack Swigert were left stranded in space, relying on ing...

97 – Egypt: Stories from the Trip 23.04.2026

This week is a special one. Jeff and Sam step away from the usual format to share stories from their unforgettable trip to Egypt. From standing in awe of the ancient Great Pyramid of Giza to navigating the energy of bustling streets and historic sites, this episode is packed with personal moments, unexpected experiences, and plenty of laughs along the way. It’s a mix of wonder, chaos, history, and...

100 - Our Trip to Egypt 23.04.2026

This week Jeff and Sam share some stories from their trip to Egypt. From the pyramids to Karnak Temple.  Enjoy

96 – Ted Bundy 16.04.2026

Sam shares the chilling story of Ted Bundy , one of the most infamous serial killers in American history. Operating during the 1970s, Bundy was responsible for the abduction and murder of numerous young women across multiple states. Known for his intelligence, charm, and ability to blend in, he used manipulation and deception to gain the trust of his victims—making his crimes all the more disturbi...

95 – Dell Burke: Lady of Lusk 02.04.2026

This week Jeff shares the story of Dell Burke , a legendary figure of Wyoming’s frontier history. Dell Burke operated the iconic Yellow Hotel in Lusk for nearly six decades, running a brothel and speakeasy that became both infamous and respected in the region. Known for her sharp business sense and commanding presence, she built a lasting enterprise in a time and place where survival required grit...

94 - Shanda Sharer 27.03.2026

Sam shares the devastating and deeply unsettling case of Murder of Shanda Sharer , a crime that shocked the nation and exposed the darkest edges of youth violence. In 1992, 12-year-old Shanda Sharer was abducted, tortured, and ultimately murdered by a group of teenage girls in Indiana. What makes this case especially disturbing isn’t just the brutality—it’s the psychology behind it. Drawing from r...

93 – The Nutty Putty Cave Incident 19.03.2026

Jeff tells the tragic story of the Nutty Putty Cave Incident . In 2009, John Edward Jones went spelunking with his brother and a group of friends inside Nutty Putty Cave in Utah . What began as an adventure quickly turned into a nightmare when John mistakenly entered a narrow, unmapped passage and became trapped upside down. Despite an intense rescue effort that lasted for hours, the extreme condi...

92 – Gary Heidnik and Olga of Kiev 12.03.2026

Jeff tells the disturbing story of Gary Heidnik , an American murderer whose crimes shocked Philadelphia in the late 1980s. Heidnik abducted six women and held them captive in the basement of his home, where he subjected them to horrific torture and abuse. Two of the women were murdered during the ordeal. The case came to light in 1987 when one of the captives managed to escape and alert police, l...

91 – The Clue in the Drum and a DNA Reunion 05.03.2026

Jeff tells the chilling story of the murder of Reyna Marroquin . In 1999, construction workers renovating a home in Jericho made a horrifying discovery: a body sealed inside a 55-gallon drum for three decades. What followed was a forensic puzzle involving a former employer, long-buried secrets, and a case that proved the past never stays hidden forever. Sometimes justice waits quietly… and then ki...

90 - Ruth Ellis and MKUltra 26.02.2026

Jeff tells the story of Ruth Ellis , an African-American LGBTQ+ rights activist and one of the oldest surviving openly lesbian women, living to the age of 101. Though she considered herself ordinary, her quiet courage, lifelong advocacy, and support of Detroit’s queer community made her extraordinary. From operating one of the few safe gathering spaces for LGBTQ+ people in the mid-20th century to...

89 - Gisèle Pelicot (Replay Episode) 23.02.2026

Jeff shares the recent and harrowing story of a French woman/warrior named Gisèle Pelicot. Visit us on Linktree for the collection of links, Instagram , or email us at jeffandsamshow@gmail.com. Jeff's Sources Husband Who Let 72 Men Rape His Wife - The Case of Dominique Pelicot Gisele Pelicot Has Become a Feminist Hero Gisèle Pelicot’s Story by BBC News Rapes of Gisèle Pelicot - Wikipedia

88 - Sarah Brady and Michael Peterson 19.02.2026

Jeff tells the survival story of Sarah Brady, featured on I Survived (Season 2, Episode 10). Her story is one of resilience, instinct, and the will to live in the face of unthinkable circumstances. Sam shares the story of Michael Peterson, who was convicted in 2003 of murdering his second wife, Kathleen Peterson, on December 9, 2001. The case, often referred to as “The Staircase,” became one of th...

87 – Antwerp Diamond Heist and the Mapleton Murder on Brighton Line 12.02.2026

We are back. Jeff tells the story of the 2003 Antwerp Diamond Heist , one of the largest and most sophisticated diamond robberies in history. Often called the “Heist of the Century,” the crime targeted the Antwerp Diamond Center in Belgium and exposed shocking security vulnerabilities in what was believed to be one of the most secure vaults in the world. Sam shares the story of the Mapleton Murder...

86 – Otto in the Attic & Hedy Lamarr (Replay Episode) 05.02.2026

This week’s episode is a replay featuring two unforgettable stories from the archives. Jeff revisits the chilling case of Otto in the Attic from Episode 57 — a disturbing and tragic story that explores isolation, secrecy, and the darker corners of human behavior hidden in plain sight. Sam replays her story from Episode 73 about Hedy Lamarr , the glamorous Hollywood star whose brilliance extended f...

85 – Samantha Stites: Stalking, Survival & System Failures 29.01.2026

Sam shares the harrowing true story of Samantha Stites, a Michigan woman who endured more than a decade of obsessive stalking before being violently kidnapped and held in a soundproof bunker by her stalker in October 2022. The case, now featured in the docuseries Stalking Samantha: 13 Years of Terror , reveals how stalking escalated despite legal protections, how Samantha survived by staying menta...

84 – The Unsinkable Molly Brown 22.01.2026

This week Jeff shares the incredible true story of the Unsinkable Molly Brown. Margaret “Molly” Brown is often remembered for surviving the sinking of the Titanic, but her legend goes far beyond that fateful night. As the ship went down, Brown helped others into lifeboats, took control when chaos erupted, and famously threatened to throw a man overboard when he tried to turn the lifeboat away from...

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