Where is the Line?
Where is the Line?A forensic autopsy tech, a mouthy librarian, and a gay goth Swiftie discuss without restraint some of the most vile people and events in history. As one reviewer put it, ”It’s like watching abscesses get popped, but for your ears”.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 44 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Categories | True CrimeComedy | ||||
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In part 2 of Massacre and Rape in Nanjing, we will explore the graphic rape, creative torture, and eventual murder of thousands upon thousands of Chinese non-combatants in Nanking. We will cover the cover-up, and talk about the affect that research ... more
The Rape of Nanking (Nanjing is the modern spelling) is an incident with no historic parallels and one that might represent the most horrific fortnight ever suffered by a human population. Over the course of this at least 2-part episode, we’ll hear s... more
In 2009 a Kansas man named Shawn Parcells proudly began a forensic autopsy group that would eventually come to be known as National Autopsy Services. Since then, Parcells has performed thousands of autopsies on bodies for which the cause of death wa... more
In the absence of resources, ingenuity tends to thrive. There are few places where a person might find themselves more poorly resourced than in prison. In a previous episode, the one with writer and former inmate Ryan Martin, we learned of homemade... more
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Nobody that matters likes Gene Simmons. They like this podcast instead. Great hosts (all 45 of them). Well researched and well picked topics.
Podcast Addicta year agolistener- Ridiculous
13 mins in and they still haven’t gotten to subject of show. Unacceptable.
Apple Podcasts1user_aps
United Statesa year ago - Where Is the line, I’ve heard that in a bathroom before
Greetings from South Africa and thanks for the great content, love finding out about morbid things I’ve never heard of before.
Apple Podcasts4Tinmanwithnoheart
South Africaa year ago - This pod is GOLD
Found this pod while looking for the story of Charla Nash. I stumbled upon what I didn’t know was the first episode, I didn’t realize I had struck gold. Currently binging and loving it!
Apple Podcasts5die.uh.naUnited Statesa year ago - Hannah from NC
My absolute favorite podcast. In the last 4 days I have listened to every episode while I’m working. I work for fedex so you definitely help pass the time. I’m in awe of how well researched and tremendously entertaining this podcast is. I have loved all of your cohosts they are always so nice and funny and just seem absolutely lovely. My brother Dylan and sister in law Tori actually put me on to your podcast years ago but I never looked into it. I’m very glad I finally have ! Towards the beginn... more
Apple Podcasts5Han from NCUnited Statesa year ago
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