True Crime Undercover

Super E gets more than he bargained for at these massage parlor investigations.

In this episode, Super E and A-Train deviate from their normal nonsense. Following up on a listener request to hear stories on the more gruesome side, Super E and A-Train deliver.

This episode is even sillier than usual. Enjoy!

Super E deviates from his normal crime tales and tells us about his step-daughter's small town spelling bee competition. The contestants, Little Dickey; Oxy Mae Contin; Skoal; Harley; Copenhagen; and others have no problem with their words. High-strung Little Dickey on the other hand, loses his composure on stage.

Super E learns from his informant the street name for Xanax..."Felony Pills". Why? 'Cause if you take too many, you're gonna commit a felony. The informant knows from experience.

In this episode, Super E recounts how his Mom tried to teach a young Super E how to defend himself against perverts. She gets bonus points for creativity!

An irritated Super E encounters some new officers, who mistake him for a bad guy. Things get a little dicey.

Following-up on numerous neighborhood complaints, Super E tries to curtail public sex acts in the park. It gets weird really quick for Super E. We think you'll really enjoy this episode.

Super E's brother-in-law changes his tune about cops being "lazy, doughnut-eating-slobs" after he goes on a harrowing ride-along with Super E.

Super E tells us about his childhood friend, Mark, who is now a minister in Canada. Pastor Mark is a fan of the podcast, so we can now say that "Off-Script with Super E" is an international sensation!!!

Super E's dad, The Original Super E, is laid-up in the hospital. Super E thought reminiscing about his childhood might cheer him up. After hearing Super E's childhood stories, it's a wonder he survived to adulthood. You're a saint Super E Sr.!!!

Super E and A-Train recount stories of courageous women.

Thankfully, Super E is both.

Ever wondered how Super E got his nickname? Listen and learn.

In this tragic episode, Super E encounters a young prostitute, who after being arrested, tells him that she's "17-years-old". It becomes even more sad and shocking, when it's discovered that the girl is actually only 12-years-old!!! Super E learns that this child was prostituting herself to support her drug habit. A very sad tale.

Super E and his informant, Dee, finesse their way into a Mexican cocaine party. When you've got charm like Super E and looks like Dee, who needs to know Spanish.

Super E chases a car, that appears to have no driver. The driver, who was crouched-down, eventually jumps out and Super E tries catching him on foot. During the foot chase, Super E gets a nasty cut on his leg. Somehow the conversation digresses into a story about another war-wound...a puss-filled boil caused by the prong of a Taser.

In this episode, Super E tells us how he learned the nuances of buying dope from his experienced informant "April". Good job April!

Super E tells us about his early days on the street. He gets creative and channels "Rich Little" to get over on some gamblers.

Things don't go very smoothly for Super E on a search warrant in the projects. Don't worry though...Super E saves the day.

In this "quick-hitter" short episode, Super E tells us how he and RJ were mistaken for hitmen at a redneck biker bar.

In honor of "race month", Super E and A-Train start this episode with some Indy 500 related stories.

This special Mother's Day episode starts out cheerful, then Super E takes a sharp left-turn into some stories about not-so-great mothers. Don't worry...A-Train rights the ship, and the episode ends on a positive note.

In this not-so-humorous episode, Super E describes his horrific discovery on what he thought would be a "normal" everyday police run. He was wrong.

Super E encounters a diminutive, "angelic"-looking working girl, who summarily kicks his a** and chokes-out a police dog.