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UFO spotted in Buffalo...or is it? Local meteorologist confirms reports, but soon finds himself unemployed. Another meteorologist steps up, contradicting witness reports and finds herself the new go to weather aficionado. Is she part of a government cover up? We then hear the story of the Flatwoods Monster named "Bashful Billy". In September 1952, a UFO crash lands and witnesses report seeing a green eyed monster with an unpleasant odor. Was Billy bashful because of crippling social anxiety or just because everyone said he smelled awful and it really hurt his feelings? The world may never know. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/damon-dylan/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/damon-dylan/support

Gideon and Glenn discuss the incredible case of Billy Milligan, a man tormented with 24 distinct split personalities. Was Billy an out of control serial rapist, or was he a victim of his own fractured mind? --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/creepsilog/message

On this episode of Trail Of Murders, we hear the true story and what really happened on this case. Was Billy right? Did he solve it before the reveal today? Listen in and find out! The show is brought to you bywww.blackflagunion.comGet our merch at - https://blackflagunion.com/partner/p/fingerprint-tee use code: TOM for 5% off Visit us athttps://www.facebook.com/trailofmrdrs https://www.instagram.com/trailofmurders/https://www.trailofmurders.com   Send questions, comments, or suggestions for episodes to - trailofmurders@gmail.com

Carley reveals the details and lays out the real crime of a missing girl. Two suspects, no body, and one guess. Was Billy close? Listen in to find out!! The show is brought to you bywww.blackflagunion.comGet our merch at - https://blackflagunion.com/partner/p/fingerprint-tee use code: TOM for 5% off Visit us athttps://www.facebook.com/trailofmrdrs https://www.instagram.com/trailofmurders/https://www.trailofmurders.com  

The reveal of episode two part two is here! Was Billy right? Did he figure out the murder, how it happened, and who the real suspect is? Listen in as Carley reveals the events of the real crime! This was a shocking, brutal, and very sad one, with an even more shocking motive. Make sure you're subscribed and follow along with us on the socials via the links below!  Please rate & review the show, it helps us out tremendously!  The show is brought to you bywww.blackflagunion.com Visit us athttps://www.facebook.com/trailofmrdrs https://www.instagram.com/trailofmurders/https://www.trailofmurders.com   

Was Billy hard done by because the water reservoir for the windscreen washer was empty? See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

I am so delighted to be able to talk to the lovely Yuriko Byers, the wife of the late great arranger, composer, trombonist and musician Billy Byers. In a career that spanned over a 100 movies, dozens of Broadway shows and arrangements for hundreds of TV shows, Byers is regarded as one of the greatest arrangers in music history. He's worked with the biggest names in music such as Quincy Jones, Frank Sinatra, Tony Bennett, Sarah Vaughan, Diana Ross, Count Basie, and really, too many to count. Perhaps even more impressive, is the legacy he's left outside of the entertainment industry, with a stellar reputation as a good person, a wonderful loving family and many friends. ----- 1:14 How much work did Billy Byers approximately ghostwrite? 2:50 Did Billy have to give up the piano in his youth because of early onset arthritis? 3:25 Writing in pen because it was easier on his arthritis 3:55 The Byers family 4:08 When did you meet Billy? 4:28 Are you a musician yourself? Is that how you met Billy? 5:20 Was Billy a down to earth type of person? 5:50 Who were Billy's musical heroes and inspirations growing up? 6:46 Did he have a mentor or was he self taught? 7:45 Was it true that Billy's father didn't want him to do music? 8:12 Was the trombone his main instrument? 8:23 What was his history like before you were married? 9:57 Did you meet Billy in Vegas? 11:18 What were you studying in college? 11:36 Did you get married after that? 11:52 How many years were you married to Billy? 12:10 34 years of marriage 12:27 What was your family plan once you got married? 13:24 Why was it rough in New York at the time? 14:19 Was that the 70s or lates 60s? 15:26 Did he practice at home a lot? 15:44 Did he ever express any regret that he had arthritis? 16:32 Did he have perfect pitch? 16:47 In what way was perfect pitch not a blessing for him? 17:08 Writing music on a plane with no instruments 17:19 Was he a fast writer or did he take his time with it? 18:00 Did he have a schedule for writing, in the morning or night? 18:54 Was he a mentor to younger musicians? 19:19 On teaching Paul Newman to play the trombone for Paris Blues 20:07 Talking about Billy's contributions to the movie The Sting 21:10 Johnny Mandel's friendship with Billy 22:57 Who were Billy's best friends in music? 25:20 Was he friends with Nelson Riddle? 25:36 On always being busy but still having time for family 26:20 Did he experience racism for being a white musician in jazz? 28:59 Dizzy Gillespie not caring about race 29:48 On recording two albums with Frank Zappa 30:43 Talking about Billy's work in Broadway 33:32 Being a music director for big television specials 34:36 Going from Broadway to a Classical Orchestra 35:44 Did he go to all these award nomination ceremonies? 37:21 Talking about Joseph Curiale 38:28 Did Joseph Curiale meet Billy? 38:48 Talking about Sammy Nestico's relationship with Billy 40:19 What did Count Basie think of Billy? 41:05 Working with Frank Sinatra? 42:07 What did Quincy Jones think of Billy? 42:29 On Quincy and Billy's close friendship 42:45 Did Billy have an album or show that he did that he really found special 43:38 What were Billy's favorite things to do in music? 45:51 How did he approach music with his kids? 47:42 On their successful family unit 48:38 What would be some good albums to check out to hear Billy at his best? 50:31 Did he have music that he personally enjoyed listening to? 52:12 Talking about Robert Farnon 52:33 Talking about Yuriko's Yoga teaching career 55:04 More on the great example of the Byers family 57:17 Wrapping Up

Happy Halloween! Franchise Guides turns the page to a new spooky series, and it's sexy. It's GC's turn in the idiot chair as J & Jen guide him through the film that kicks off the franchise, Scream (1996). The gang breaks down their respective relationships with horror movies in general and we find out just how well GC handles watching a slasher flick. Will we even make it to Scream 2? Just how teenaged are these high school students? Was Billy really just hanging out in the Ladies bathroom at school? Why were they donning the mask in a convenience store? Listen and find out!franchiseguides@gmail.cominstagram.com/franchiseguidestwitter.com/FG_HarryPodderfranchiseguides.wixsite.com/podcast

The only podcast this week bringing you facts about David Walsh. Was Billy paid of of Mr Walsh, we’ll let you be the judge. Big thanks to Drew Wynne for doing our intro music, find more of his music at band camp have a listen and let us know your thoughts by emailing beerbabiespod@gmail.com.

Griffin's brother got married this weekend so that means our good friend Carleigh Knowles is BACK to talk about "Stranger Things 2." Be advised we're going full spoilers as we try to answer all the biggest questions, like: Is Eleven a boring character? Was Billy all that hot? What was Griffin's best man speech like? What about Bob? And what do we want out of season 3? Thanks as always to Alex Brodsky for making our theme music and Makenzie Flom for the art.

The Lincoln County War was once called "a war without heroes". However, it did manage to produce an American legend. Billy the Kid would eventually be celebrated as a righteous avenger who fought for the little guy. But how accurate is this depiction? Was Billy the Kid really much more than a hired thug? Tune in and find out how the Princess Bride, the best scene in the Godfather, and some dude named Brushy Bill all play a role in the story. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The Lincoln County War was once called "a war without heroes". However, it did manage to produce an American legend. Billy the Kid would eventually be celebrated as a righteous avenger who fought for the little guy. But how accurate is this depiction? Was Billy the Kid really much more than a hired thug? Tune in and find out how the Princess Bride, the best scene in the Godfather, and some dude named Brushy Bill all play a role in the story.