
Last Days explores the final days of some of the biggest icons in sports and entertainment, breaking down precisely what led to the passing of figures who were larger than life but somehow even bigger in death. Derek Kaufman and Jason Beckerman debunk the myths, unpack the tragedies, and tell the real stories behind the most fascinating celebrity deaths.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 211 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Society & CultureTrue Crime | |||

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I love LOVE this podcast! I look forward to it every Monday. Outstanding tributes are paid to those featured, and I learn some thing about the people that are now gone, many of them too soon. đȘ. thank you for always making it. Heartfelt and interesting!
This podcast is fascinating and really enjoy listening to it. The hosts are knowledgeable (wouldnât expect anything less from TMZ) and very respectful of the deceased.
My only suggestion is to add more info per episode. You could easily add another 30 min.
You left out one thing when talking about their impact- appearing in Vegas Vacation!
You all get a lot of things wrong most notably in your Luke Perry episode. His sonâs name is Jack and 8 Seconds was from 1994. He was on 90210 at the time. Amazing film. Amazing man. Do better. ETA George Wendt didnât portray Ditka in his SNL âDa Bearsâ skits. You guys gets some basic info wrong and show youâre not fans or respectful of those who are when you get stuff wrong. ETA shame on you for covering a white supremacist who did nothing with his life but spread hate. He was a nobody.
Show is good when you just need 20-30 minutes of something decent to listen to.
Theyâll overinflated the importance of who theyâre covering all the time though. In the Aaron Hernandez episode they said even though Gronk went on to have the better career; it was Hernandez that was the big star of the two⊠thatâs simply not at all true. They claim there would be no Bad Bunny without Big Pun. Pretty much implying that other acts from Puerto Rico wouldnât possibly break out without him doing so ... more
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Two hosts dissect famous celebrity passings and cultural moments, pairing concise storytelling with careful fact-checking to separate truth from legend. Episodes skew toward well-known figures across sports and entertainment, delivering timelines, tributes, and context while debunking myths and addressing public narratives. The show tends to favor a brisk, information-forward style, with short runtimes that fit into commutes and busy schedules. Notable strengths include thorough research and focused discussion, though some listeners critique occasional bias or perceived over-interpretation of subjects.
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