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The Generation Why Podcast

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  • The Generation Why Podcast released its first episode in 2012 and pioneered the true crime genre in the podcasting world. Two friends, Aaron & Justin, break down theories and give their opinions on unsolved murders, controversies, mysteries and conspiracies.

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  • The Father's Day Bank Massacre - 579

    The Father's Day Bank Massacre - 579
    Jul 22 2024

    June 16th, 1991. Denver, Colorado. On Father’s Day 1991 an armed robber gained access to secured areas of Denver’s United Bank Tower and fatally shot four guards before stealing $200,000 in cash. Based on the shooter’s extensive knowledge of the bank’s layout and security system, the police suspected that the shooter was a former employee.

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    44 mins
  • Marjorie Nugent - 578

    Marjorie Nugent - 578
    Jul 15 2024

    November 19, 1996. Carthage Texas. There is no debate that Bernie Tiede shot 80-year-old Marjorie Nugent in the back four times and hid her body in a deep freezer for nine months. He admitted so in his confession to police and in his later trial. The question is why did he kill her? Did Bernie snap after years of mental abuse dealt out by a woman very few people seemed to like? Or did he play out a long-con to become the sole inheritor of her multimillion dollar estate?


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    1 hr and 12 mins
  • Libby Caswell - 577

    Libby Caswell - 577
    Jul 8 2024

    On December 11, 2017, a 21-year-old mother, Libby Caswell, was found dead in the bathroom of a motel in Independence, Missouri. Her boyfriend’s belt was fastened around her neck, and he had fled the scene after telling a 911 dispatcher that Libby had committed suicide. The police ruled her death a suicide, however, after obtaining autopsy reports, police reports and the opinion of experts, Libby’s mother believes otherwise.

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    48 mins
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excellent synopsis of true crimes

the guys to a great job of delivering facts. solid content. avoid author episodes.

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I've been falsely arrested myself before

I have sooooooooo much respect for kalief Browder..... I was an adult..... a Man...... and I have plead guilty to crimes I didn't commit just to be released from jail...... and I only spent 3&1/2 weeks in there, let alone almost 3 years..... kalief Browder you are my hero

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Thank you for existing.

I am not the best at writing, so i will try to keep this short. I really enjoy listening to you talk together I can tell what a stong friendship you have. I first found the podcast through sword and scale and could tell I would enjoy to listen to another true crime podcast. I enjoy hearing different perspectives on weird situations. so like thank you for being who you are. ~jaz~

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absolutely love this poscast

once again another episode that keeps me listening and I a don't want to end. I love this podcast

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Fair reporting

I'm definitely against the death penalty in all cases regardless of the crime, and I have a healthy distrust of law enforcement, prosecutors, and judges, but I think these two give a fair assessment of each case. I do like to hear other people's opinions on the justice system, even if I don't share them. And I haven't delved into the older cases because most hot takes on any podcast that's older than ten years is gonna be cringe, especially where race and law enforcement are concerned, but these past few years, I've enjoyed. Keep it up. My evening dishes thank you.

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Love you guys

I love this podcast a perfect medium and super good to listen to at any time

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Had high hopes

I’m always looking for a podcast that gets great reviews and is voluminous so I was excited to start Generation Why. I couldn’t get past three episodes. I felt like they didn’t bring much of anything new to their chosen topics and the guys were just painful. It’s like dragging rocks to get them to make their points- that weren’t that insightful. I skipped ahead a dozen shows to see if they picked up speed as the season went on- nope.

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