American Shrapnel
Alabama Media GroupThe Olympics explode on a July night in 1996. The largest pipe bomb the country has ever seen. A string of bombings shakes Atlanta for the next year. Thousands of photos and videos produce one blurry image of the attacker, a photo so grainy the FBI called him “Blob Man.” Agents zero in on the wrong man, the media follows suit, and the real bomber slips away. Until Birmingham. In Alabama, the Blob ... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 9 | Founded | 4 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | HistorySociety & CultureDocumentary | |||
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Eric Rudolph was finally in shackles. But what would become of him? As prosecutors in Georgia and Alabama jockeyed to be first to take him to trial, a new worry emerged. It was dynamite. About 200 pounds of it.
Host, Writer: Becca Andrews
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Rookie cop Jeff Postell’s life would change forever when he found a man digging through a dumpster in Murphy, North Carolina. The man said his name was “Jerry Wilson,” but he had an awfully familiar face.
Host, Writer: Becca Andrews
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Why did Eric Rudolph target abortion clinics? Friends said they didn’t know Rudolph cared about that issue. But the battle over abortion rights had been long and bloody. Meet the women who were soldiers in that movement. And its casualties.
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Memrie Cresswell stood up to tuck in her shirt as a bomb exploded at the Otherside lounge. It saved her life. Time after time luck was the thing that kept Rudolph’s body count from soaring. As he desperately tries to kill more, his bombs evolve.
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- The political division is exhausting
Very interesting podcast. I had to binge the whole series!
However, I was very disappointed with the blatant fear mongering at the end.
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Canada22 days ago - VOCAL FRY
The female narrator trails off every sentence with wicked vocal fry! Brutal to listen to!
Apple Podcasts3Nft249
United States22 days ago - Left wing propaganda
As per usual from anything narrated, or endorsed, by Lindsay Graham, it’s left wing propaganda. Tried to listen to the Olympic bombing episode but not 2 mins in they are whining about “Christian nationalism” and how it’s currently on the rise. Right, right, Christian nationalism, and actually white men are the most dangerous demographic, and really lately the left hasn’t had any political violence. These people are the definition of fake news
Apple Podcasts1ThisPodcastSucks123United States24 days ago - He came from the future…
Rudolph was a harbinger of our current times, which makes this series more than just an important look at history. Kudos to the team that took this on and executed it. It’s well done and holds one’s attention. Give it a listen!
Apple Podcasts5OnlySwayzeeUnited Statesa month ago - Bravo
Interesting topic, done well, well researched, a good listen.
I enjoyed it quite a bit, though a few times I wanted to stop listening entirely because The girl host REALLY REALLY leans into an awfully obnoxious vocal fry that’s so popular nowadays, kind of makes her sound like a bored know-it-all. Honestly her presence is kinda redundant; it’s like she’s only there to act a millennial translator.
Apple Podcasts4oldjohnhallUnited Statesa month ago
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Apple Podcasts | #102 | United States/History |
Apple Podcasts | #177 |  Australia/History |
Apple Podcasts | #125 |  Ireland/History |
Apple Podcasts | #220 |  New Zealand/History |
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What is American Shrapnel about and what kind of topics does it cover?
This podcast provides an in-depth exploration of the shocking events surrounding the 1996 Atlanta Olympic Park bombing and the subsequent series of bombings that rocked the U.S. for years. It carefully chronicles the story of Eric Robert Rudolph, the elusive bomber whose radical beliefs and violent actions led to a massive manhunt. Each episode weaves personal testimonies from survivors, law enforcement insights, and commentary on the broader socio-political landscape, illustrating the lasting impact of these violent acts and the motivations behind them. The series stands out for its compelling storytelling, meticulous research, and the connection it draws between past events and contemporary issues of domestic terrorism and radicalization.... more
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Recent guests on American Shrapnel include:
1. Diane Dursas
2. Deborah Rudolph
3. Jeff Postell
4. Carol Robinson
5. Paul Kish
6. Memrie Cresswell
7. Emily Lyons
8. Doug Jones
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