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That's What People Do

That's What People Do
Napoléon Bonaparte
Amelia Earhart
Ken Rex Mcelroy
Aviation
French Revolution
True Crime
Renée Hartevelt
Issei Sagawa
Crime In America
Hybristophilia
Feminism
Mental Health
Child Abuse
Public Shooting
Flying
Gypsy Rose Blanchard
Mamluks
Hans Christian Andersen
Josephine Bonaparte
Japan

Join James Kay and Ryan McGown as they tell you the stories of awesome people that you may not know of, and those who have done some downright awful things. You never know what somebody is capable of, because That's What People Do! Support the show by heading over to our website for more content - www.thatswpd.com

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4.6 out of 5 stars from 163 ratings
  • Why did you get political?

    I used to really enjoy listening to your podcast but seriously why did you need to get political? If I wanted to listen politics I would choose a political podcast. Such a shame.

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    Loopyloublue
    Australia9 months ago
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    Such a slow mixed up start to the podcast.

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    Siobhan TM
    Australia2 years ago
  • I like your podcast

    Smart, well researched and interesting. The opening banter might have been edited out, but the rest of your episode on Gypsy Rose was fascinating. Thank you. PS- you both have nice voices to listen to

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    cdlhstar
    Australia2 years ago
  • Tread carefully gentlemen

    I just listened to the Gypsy Rose podcast. I truly enjoyed the hosts banter. But I don’t think I’ll listen to anymore. Please be careful when you are talking about neurodivergence. Autistic people are not prone to becoming murderers, in fact they have a much higher chance of becoming victims of abuse rather than being victimizers. Every time the statement “he had high functioning autism” was said it made me literally cringe. High functioning autistic people consistently chose not to share ... more

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    Melissa8088
    United States2 years ago
  • The danger realm

    Ah, the bold illogic of 'morality'-peacocking youth. Apparently, the best demo for the ultra-obligatory brain tattoo that the sexes and all races are equal is to denigrate men and whites as inferior, being sure to never let up from this preposterous fallacy: We are so equal that we're NOT equal.

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    United States2 years ago

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Ep 178 - Dorian Corey
Q: What happened to Bobby Worley?
His body was found mummified in Dorian Corey's apartment, raising suspicions about the circumstances of his death and their tumultuous relationship.
Ep 178 - Dorian Corey
Q: How did Dorian Corey support young queer people in her community?
Dorian Corey offered shelter and mentorship, creating a family-like atmosphere for those who had been rejected by their biological families.
Ep 178 - Dorian Corey
Q: What was the ballroom scene like for queer people during the late 50s and early 60s?
The ballroom scene provided a safe space for queer people to express their identities, often in defiance of societal norms and legal restrictions.
In the News - Ruby Franke
Q: What was the reaction of Shari, Ruby's eldest daughter, to her mother's actions?
Shari has stated that she doesn't want to talk to her mother ever again and referred to Ruby and Kevin by their names instead of mom and dad, showing a complete distaste for Ruby.
In the News - Ruby Franke
Q: What did Ruby Franke believe she was doing in her children's lives?
Ruby thought she was saving her children from evil and believed that the abusive methods she employed were justified to exorcise demons.

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