Podcasts about Small Town Crime

Our weekly round-up of strange police calls from the small towns of Wisconsin, courtesy of Rick McNeal. 

We go around the states and even north of the border for a few crime stories that have us all scratching our heads.

Even without Rick McNeal here right now he is still leaving his mark. As written by Rick and read by Cutter here is this week's look at small-town crime in Wisconsin. 

A look through the Dairy state for the crime that makes up our small-towns.

JD is helping out Cutter on this edition of small-town crime wave from the other 49 states.

No Rick, but Cutter takes a shortened look at crime around the state of Wisconsin, specifically from our small-towns. 

We go around the country to find out Wisconsin isn't the only place with a small-town crime wave. 

Motorcycles racing around Walmart to people calling the police on others for laughing, this is truly special of Wisconsin small-town crime.

PUBLIC VERSION. Filmmakers Eshom and Ian Nelms (RED RIGHT HAND, SMALL TOWN CRIME, FATMAN) join Adam, Joe, and Arwen to share their career journey. From a fateful car accident that lead to the purchase of their first camera… to making the move to LA and working at Arclight Hollywood… to their detailed writing and directing process working together as brothers… to the making of their very first short film SQUIRREL TRAP and their triumphant first festival screening (for only 20 people)… to learning early on how to deal with criticism and public opinion… to how they navigate the casting process… to their bold decision to cast Mel Gibson as “Chris Cringle” in their brilliant 2020 action/comedy FATMAN… and a deep dive into the making of their latest film RED RIGHT HAND (in theaters now)… Eshom and Ian will inspire any aspiring filmmaker out there to stop waiting for permission and just go for it! Meet Adam and Joe at ASTRONOMICON in Livonia, MI April 12th - 14th! Adam will also be appearing at HORRORHOUND WEEKEND in Cincinnati, OH (March 22- 24), NEW JERSEY HORROR CON in Edison, NJ (April 19 - 21), and TEXAS FRIGHTMARE WEEKEND in Irving, TX (May 17 - 19)! More appearances for 2024 to be announced soon!

A look at small-town crime from around the Dairy State including a call that suggests there's a war in Port Wing similar to Gaza, a smoothie theft in the bathroom, oh and a topless woman flipping people off in Green Bay.

We go around the country and even north of the border for one particular crazy story on this week's small-town crime wave coast to coast.

Today, we're diving into the world of the Nelms Brothers – Ian and Eshom Nelms, the masterminds behind some seriously epic films. From "Small Town Crime" to "Fatman," these guys are all about serving up gritty tales with a side of dark humor and a whole lot of style.They've got a knack for crafting characters you can't help but root for, even when they're deep in trouble. And their storytelling? It's like a rollercoaster ride – thrilling from start to finish.Behind the camera, Ian and Eshom are pure magic. They know how to turn their scripts into visual masterpieces, whether they're shooting a tense showdown or a quiet character moment. It's all about that perfect balance of grit and beauty.So, if you're a fan of indie films with an edge, you definitely want to keep an eye out for anything with the Nelms Brothers' names attached. These guys are the real deal and their movies are absolute gems.Their movie RED RIGHT HAND with Orlando Bloom and Andie MacDowell will be available in select theaters and on VOD Friday, February 23, 2024. Don't forget to hit that like button and subscribe for more deep dives into the world of cinema!https://nelmsbros.com/https://www.instagram.com/nelmsbros/RATE or REVIEWhttps://ratethispodcast.com/deluxeditionpod-------------------------------------------------------------------https://www.deluxeedition.show----------------------------------------------------------------------BOOTLEG MERCHhttps://www.teepublic.com/t-shirt/37221930-deluxe-edition-bootleg?store_id=1684087----------------------------------------------------------------------------https://www.instagram.com/deluxeditionpod--------------------------------------------------------------------------Check out The Deluxe Edition Network:https://www.deluxeeditionnetwork.com---------------------------------------------------------------------------T-SHIRTShttps://whatamaneuver.net/collections/deluxe-edition--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------DELUXE for $25 offhttps://getmainelobster.com/-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------DELUXE10 for 10 % offhttps://copperjohnsbeard.com/---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------DELUXE10 for 10% offhttps://coffeebros.com/-----------------------------------------------------------------------------CASEYANDRAY20 for 20% off!https://www.bespokepost.com----------------------------------------------------------------------------DELUXE20 for 20% off!https://www.calderalab.com-----------------------------------------------------------------DELUXE15 for 15% offhttps://bearclawkitchen.com/--------------------------------------------------------------------DELUXE40 for 40% offhttps://www.fuelmeals.com/-----------------------------------------------------------------------DELUXE15 for 15% offhttps://sundayscaries.com/--------------------------------------------------------------------DELUXE10 for 10% offhttps://sweetzzzmattress.com/------------------------------------------------------------------DELUXE20 for 20% offhttps://www.bestvibe.com/------------------------------------------------------------------DELUXE20 for 20% offhttps://parisrhone.com/---------------------------------------------------------------------Join this channel to get access to perks:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCcKR-qeXy1KyPj3w4cxgOYw/join Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This is one of the craziest Small-town crime waves we've had in a while, including abuse with grits, "a booger face," and even a couple of masturbation stories and one of them even made us think, is that really a fetish?

Our weekly look at Wisconsin small-town crime.

A look at that small town crime like 27 bag of ice being stolen from a Family dollar, and what stuffed animal gets stolen in Canada, plus what's the Florida equivlent to that.

A look through the small towns of Wisconsin and we're finding like we always do, a crime wave.

From Florida to Minnesota we're going coast to coast for a small-town crime wave.

All through the state, there seems to be something happening and it's a small-town crime wave.

We go around the country for that small-town crime that proves Wisconsin ain't so bad.

A look through Wisconsin small towns for crime, nasty crime, like a gas station without a clerk, or the great grundy caper at the movie theater and so much more.

From around the country it's small-town crime including one story that has a major twist that you didn't see coming.

Snow storms and great cold seem to bring out the a-hole in all of us.

It's a small-town crime wave all around the country, from a Church fence being stolen to a liquor store robbery in a shower curtain.

Our first official look at small-town style crime from around the state of Wisconsin for 2024.

One more time looking back the best (or worst) of 2023's Wisconsin small town crimes.

The summer of 2023 had some of our favorite small-town Wisconsin crime stories of the year.

We're into the spring time of 2023 for some of our favorite Wisconsin small-town crime stories of the year.

Our normal round-up of small-town crime from the fine state of Wisconsin.

Taking a look back at some of our favorite small-town crime stories from around Wisconsin from the past year.

We go around the country to discover Wisconsin isn't the only place with a small-town crime problem. Like the guy who drunkenly crashed into a building and then drove to the bar, or the thieves who had their stolen car stolen while trying to steal more stuff. And around and around we go.

Take a look through the state of Wisconsin at the only kind of crime that would happen in our small towns.

And it's Florida free!!!

Things stuck up kids' noses, naked people everywhere, and even chemicals seeping in through the walls, plus the proper Chinese takeout order is, in fact, an emergency.

We go around the country for another small-town crime wave, but this week we're in Florida and Oklahoma a lot.

A look at Small Town Crime from around the Dairy State and we just have to ask, what is going on in Waukesha?

Every Friday going around the United States for small-town-style crime just makes us feel better heading into the weekend knowing Wisconsin ain't so bad.

Another look through the small towns of Wisconsin where we notice that there is in fact a crime wave afoot.

All around the dairy state we are in fact in the middle of a small-town crime wave!

While we focus our small-town crime scope on Wisconsin on Mondays, on Friday we go coast to coast and find out what all this small-town crime is about in the rest of the United States.

From the north to the south and the east to the west, we scour the dairy state for all that small-town crime that is plaguing our communities.

A look at that small-town crime from around the United States.

You'd think our small towns in Wisconsin are safe as safe can be, but it turns out, that's just not true.

From Tella Tubies stealing Chinese food to a high-speed chase with a forklift, there is a small-town crime wave problem in this county.

Small Town Crime from across the dairy state

Cutter went home sick, but Ross jumped in to help Rick go through this week's small-town crime from around the other 49 states.

Another look the crime wave of our Wisconsin small towns.

We go nationwide and still find the most Florida of Florida stories for this week's Small-town crime wave coast to coast.

Small Town Crime is a modernized neo noir crime mystery from 2017. In typical murder mystery style a disgraced cop finds the body of a dead prostitute while on one his drunken benders. Determined to get back in the good graces of his police department, and unable to let go of that investigative drive to solve crime, he decides to secretly take on the case of this murdered woman. Directed and written by Eshom, and Ian Nelms. Starring John Hawkes, Anthony Anderson, Octavia Spencer, Robert Forster and appearance by Caity Lotz.

Today on the show we have maniac writers/directors The Nelms Brothers, and I say maniacs in the best possible way. Ian and Eshom Nelms, grew up in central California waging two hundred man G.I. Joe wars and dreaming in John Ford landscapes. They have written and directed numerous award-winning and critically- acclaimed films.The brothers are known for their unique ability to traverse from one genre to another, seamlessly and successfully, from drama to comedy to thrillers. Their film, LOST ON PURPOSE (2013), was a heartfelt coming-of-age love letter to their small hometown.From there, the siblings wrote and directed WAFFLE STREET (2015), a comedic turn based on an autobiographical memoir about a billion-dollar hedge-fund manager turned waffle house server. Their film, SMALL TOWN CRIME (2018) is a crime thriller that premiered at SXSW and BFI London Film Festival and received positive reviews by top critics upon its theatrical release.We are here today to discuss their latest opus, FATMAN starring Mel Gibson, Walton Goggins, and Marianne Jean-Baptist. The film centers on a neglected and precocious 12-year-old who hires an unorthodox hitman to kill Santa Claus after receiving a lump of coal in his stocking. They had me at FATMAN.I absolutely loved FATMAN and am glad it is in existence. It is one of my favorite films of the year. In this crazy 2020, this is the film we all need to watch right now. I can't tell you how fun it was talking to Ian and Eshom.We discuss how they came up in the business, the 14 years it took to bring FATMAN to the big screen, working as a director team, and their misadventures in Hollyweird.Do yourself a favor and watch FATMAN tonight! It is brilliant. To be honest I'm jealous I didn't think of this. The idea for FATMAN is just so genius. I'm glad these two filmmakers brought it to life.Enjoy my conversation with filmmakers Ian and Eshom Nelms.

Today on the show we have maniac writers/directors The Nelms Brothers, and I say maniacs in the best possible way. Ian and Eshom Nelms, grew up in central California waging two hundred man G.I. Joe wars and dreaming in John Ford landscapes. They have written and directed numerous award-winning and critically- acclaimed films.The brothers are known for their unique ability to traverse from one genre to another, seamlessly and successfully, from drama to comedy to thrillers. Their film, LOST ON PURPOSE (2013), was a heartfelt coming-of-age love letter to their small hometown.From there, the siblings wrote and directed WAFFLE STREET (2015), a comedic turn based on an autobiographical memoir about a billion-dollar hedge-fund manager turned waffle house server. Their film, SMALL TOWN CRIME (2018) is a crime thriller that premiered at SXSW and BFI London Film Festival and received positive reviews by top critics upon its theatrical release.We are here today to discuss their latest opus, FATMAN starring Mel Gibson, Walton Goggins, and Marianne Jean-Baptist. The film centers on a neglected and precocious 12-year-old who hires an unorthodox hitman to kill Santa Claus after receiving a lump of coal in his stocking. They had me at FATMAN.I absolutely loved FATMAN and am glad it is in existence. It is one of my favorite films of the year. In this crazy 2020, this is the film we all need to watch right now.  I can't tell you how fun it was talking to Ian and Eshom.We discuss how they came up in the business, the 14 years it took to bring FATMAN to the big screen, working as a director team, and their misadventures in Hollyweird.Do yourself a favor and watch FATMAN tonight! It is brilliant. To be honest I'm jealous I didn't think of this. The idea for FATMAN is just so genius. I'm glad these two filmmakers brought it to life.Enjoy my conversation with filmmakers Ian and Eshom Nelms.