
Thought provoking narratives. Unforgettable characters. Life changing journeys. From 'Cocaine Air' to 'The Quarterback and The Con Artist' to 'The Handyman of West Texas' Johnathan Walton unearths astounding, untold stories and weaves them into incredible tales of love, loss and the ultimate triumph of the human spirit.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 43 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | DocumentaryHistorySociety & Culture | |||

Greg Williams was a successful tech entrepreneur living a quiet life with his family in a Fort Worth suburb. Until one night in 2011, when his whole world came crashing down. Greg had been shot in cold blood, as he lay sleeping in bed. His wife and b... more
A homeless man walks into a bar and scams a waitress out of $70,000. This is not the setup to a joke. This actually happened to a woman named Glenda Toews. And she wrote two books about it 'Spinning on a Barstool' and 'Spun' - you can get your copies... more
How did a homeless man walk into a bar and and scam $70,000 from a waitress? I'll explain next Tuesday on Hardcore Con.
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The story in s03 is very interesting, and the character delivers (apparently, every time). But Johnathan doesn’t do much with the great material at hand. First, he tries to clutch pearls with a mystery that isn’t shocking nor intriguing (did the women share his contact? Did they objectify him? Duh!). Second, the misplaced scientific footnotes, which aren’t enlightening (sunk cost, memory), accurate or interesting. And thirdly, the Walton formula worked with Queen of the Con because she didn’t ge... more
Another fascinating story by Johnathan Walton. Such an entertaining storyteller, stories are always well researched (I've listened to them all!). These con artists are infuriating - so good that a light is being shone on them!
Have loved all the content this podcasts delivers up until the Handyman series. Too repetitive on the same stories of some guy dipping his wick into various bored housewife’s - graphic details no one needs to know! Stick to what you’re good at as previous pods have been great!
Fantastic fascinating story. Highly advise it.
I got creeped out listening to you salivating over this guys’ big Johnson. I have always liked Queen of the Con, but now that you’re stepping off the con game, I have no clue what Jonathan Walton Media is about. I’m lost with this new brand. Quarterback and the Con artist was about 6 episodes too long and I don’t get this new venture into really bad porn with the idiot handyman. I feel like I got snookered. I want my .99 back.
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This program features immersive, narrative-driven investigations that pair intimate interviews with larger-scale culture and media criticism. Across seasons, the host guides conversations with individuals at the margins—from a West Texas handyman turned sex-work figure to high-profile cases of legal manipulation and mental-health struggles—centering on power dynamics, consent, and resilience. High production values, candid storytelling, and willingness to tackle taboo topics tend to draw listeners who crave provocative true stories with social and psychological depth. A notable strength is turning complex, often controversial subjects into character-driven narratives that illuminate systemic issues and human frailty alike.
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Recent guests on Johnathan Walton Media include:
1. Glenda Toews
2. Johnathan Walton
3. Lisa McCarley
4. Detective Dave Linksheit
5. Robert Espinosa
6. Erik Kramer
7. Patrice Cameron
8. Dr. Mark Kerner
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