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Bryan Kohberger's lead attorney, Anne Taylor, claims she still doesn't know how law enforcement identified her client as their main suspect in the murders of four University of Idaho students. Prosecutors fired back this week, stating Kohberger's team has the answer — in a letter written by the FBI on November 28, 2022. Law&Crime's Angenette Levy discusses the letter and other key dates in the investigation with retired FBI agent Bobby Chacon in this episode of Crime Fix — a daily show that delves into the biggest stories in crime.If you're ever injured in an accident, you can check out Morgan & Morgan. You can start your claim in just a click without having to leave your couch. To start your claim visit https://ForThePeople.com/CrimeFixHost: Angenette Levy - https://twitter.com/Angenette5Guest: Bobby Chacon, Retired FBI Agent https://twitter.com/BobbyChaconFBICRIME FIX PRODUCTION:Head of Social Media, YouTube - Bobby SzokeSocial Media Management - Vanessa BeinVideo Editing - Daniel CamachoAudio Editing - Brad MaybeGuest Booking - Alyssa Fisher & Diane KayeSTAY UP-TO-DATE WITH THE LAW&CRIME NETWORK:Watch Law&Crime Network on YouTubeTV: https://bit.ly/3td2e3yWhere To Watch Law&Crime Network: https://bit.ly/3akxLK5Sign Up For Law&Crime's Daily Newsletter: https://bit.ly/LawandCrimeNewsletterRead Fascinating Articles From Law&Crime Network: https://bit.ly/3td2IqoLAW&CRIME NETWORK SOCIAL MEDIA:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lawandcrime/Twitter: https://twitter.com/LawCrimeNetworkFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/lawandcrimeTwitch: https://www.twitch.tv/lawandcrimenetworkTikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@LawandCrimeSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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The decommitment of 5-star QB Dylan Raiola threw a big wrench into Ohio State's 2024 recruiting class, but there are signs that the Buckeyes have identified at least one big target to replace him.Marc Givler of BuckeyeHuddle.com joins host Tom Orr to discuss 5-star Jadyn Davis, and the big names from the OSU staff who just made the trip down to North Carolina to try to get back in the running to land his commitment. Plus, does Ohio State have a chance to flip current 2024 Alabama commit Julian Sayin? All that and more on today's episode of Buckeyes TomOrrow Morning.

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Lee Smolin talks about his latest book Zeroed: The Emergence of Probabilistic Thinking from the Rebooting of Physics, and how it challenges the deterministic models that dominate scientific thinking.

WISCONSIN MUSIC PODCAST Episode 81 ZEROED HERO Hometown:  Madison, WI Genre:  Rock Sounds Like:  Foo Fighters, Rival Sons, Royal Blood Try on some Black and Blue-Collar Rock & Roll! Zeroed Hero pours a classic blend of '70s rock and '90s alternative that's more Muhammad Ali than Mike Tyson, featuring tight, riffy guitars and smart, thoughtful lyrics presented with sweet, memorable harmonies.  Their high-energy live shows built on visceral rhythms, immersive grooves, rich melodies, and powerful harmonies showcase the strength of their songwriting and have earned them the title of the Madison Area Music Association's 2020 Breakthrough Artist of the Year. Chris Franczek - bass, vocals Dean Kesler - vocals Katrina Harms - keys, vocals Stefan Truesdell - guitar, vocals Tony Kille - drums Infused with an array of badass talent packing more flavor than an artisanal ice cream shop, the band connects with audiences during compelling live shows that are energetic, passionate affairs.  Chris seasoned his bass chops through cover bands and blues. Dean extracted his vocal style from powerhouse classic rock and musical theater.  Katrina came up on classic rock radio playing piano and writing and performing as an electronica solo artist.  Stefan forged his guitar skills in alt-metal and tempered them touring nationally with reggae and funk groups. Providing the tock to our tics, americana & rock veteran Tony anchors the rhythm section on drums. Like your favorite pair of worn jeans, slide in and wrap yourself in the black and blue-collar rock & roll comfort of Zeroed Hero.   Links: https://www.zeroedhero.com/ https://zeroedhero.bandcamp.com/    

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 No Beast So FierceManeaters of KumaonImagesWorld Wildlife fundsome cool tiger sense facts:6x better night vision than us,0.2 to 65 kHz that can hear breathing, heartbeats or swallowing, Special whiskers to sense all kinds of stuff, Padded feet make them nearly silent while they walk. They're like predator. Invisible silent and they'll rip out your spine in one go.Wiki links:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kumaon_divisionhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ChampawatChampawat Tigerhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rupal,_Nepalhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tiger_attackNews:https://abc7news.com/san-francisco-zoo-attack-sf-tiger-christmas-day/9072741/Youtube links:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T0kzdu_wTM0&ab_channel=WildFilmsIndiahttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7jac_K-XB5A&ab_channel=Unbelievablefactshttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7f9CsToZpeY&ab_channel=AnimalogicMusic Special thanks for the intro and outro musicFreesound.org usersClaiber7901videogLoose Transcript: (full of typos, but that's okay!)Welcome everyone to Nightmare Now the show where we'll learn about all the horrors of our universe and psyche and hopefully have ourselves a laugh along the way. I'm your host Erik Byrne and on this episode we're gonna take an in depth look at the true story of a killer. A serial killer operating on the fringes of society at the turn of the twentieth century. A killer that dismembered and ate her victims. A killer with a kill count not ten, not twenty, not dozens but hundreds of victims. A killer that was a Bengal tiger. The champawat tiger single handedly killed four hundred and thirty six people in northern India and Nepal in the early 1900s. My main source for this episode was the book No Beast So Fierce by Dane Hucklebridge. It's a good read and if you like the story you're about to hear check out the book in the show notes for a more in depth look. We're gonna start out here with a stat sheet. I want you to see what a tiger is made of. If you have a house cat handy take a look at him right now imagine that but 60 times larger! This is the worlds largest living feline, and second in history overall only to the Smilodon or sabre tooth tiger. They can range from four, five hundred pounds all the way up to seven hundred pounds and extraordinary specimens tipping the scales at over eight hundred pounds. They range anywhere from ten to even thirteen feet long with their tails included. That is a very big kitty. Lets talk equipment. First of all musculature. On our housecat George you can see his clearly defined muscles and he's only 11 pounds or so so when we ramp that up to six to seven hundred pound cat we're talking serious strength. Even without claws a single swipe of a tigers massive paw could knock your head clean f***ing off your body and easily break bones. They have a jaw that can bite down with over a thousand psi which can crack through a water buffalo's head. And wielded with that force are a set of 3 to 4 inch fangs. Big enough to slam into a brain or rip out a spine. On their front paws they have ten claws that are also about four inches long. That musculature isn't just there to knock heads off, it's built for speed and finesse too. Capable of short bursts of forty miles per hour speed and the demonstrated ability to leap thirty feet through the air to pounce. They are fantastic swimmers and comfortable on land and in the water. They are very smart hunters and adaptable when it comes to their prey. They'll cripple larger prey by the legs and drive others towards the water where they are far easier to take down. They're solitary animals generally but the cubs stay with the mother for about 2 years learning all these and other ways to kill. There have even been some recorded incidents of tigers mimicking the sounds of other animals to lure them out. Like predator. The predator comparison becomes more apt when we take into account its spine ripping behavior and spectacular stealth ability. When it wants to be seen and heard though, you'll know. A tiger can roar at a hundred fourteen decibels which is like being next to 25 lawnmowers going at once. They'll eat pretty much anything they want. A tigers diet includes but is presumably not limited tofish, turtles, badger, rabbit, mice, bears, wolves, sandar deer, water buffalo, crocs, pythons, seals, even elephants, rhinos, leopards and of course, the reason we're talking about them today. Humans. We'll get into how the eat a little bit later but suffice to say for now that it isn't pretty.Tigers are basically perfect killers, like sharks in the water they're predatory evolution perfected. But even still they don't usually go after humans. They like bigger meatier game but when certain factors coalesce you have an unmistakable recipe for a man eater. We talked about the tigers' equipment earlier. teeth and claws, jaws and paws. These are all integral parts of it's hunting kit. When there's an injury the tiger has to adapt, maybe it can't crush a buffalo's neck so easily anymore. Maybe it can't keep up with a fleet footed deer quite as well anymore. A national park in india did a fantastic study of tiger attacks on humans in their area from nineteen seventy nine to two thousand six. Some of the conclusions were that sixty six percent of the tiger victims were kind of stooped down with their backs turned. They never see it coming, but perhaps more importantly, I scrooched down human in tall grass looks a heck of a lot more like normal prey than one walking around and making all kinds of noise. Even more incriminating was that most of the tigers that were actually able to be examined displayed injuries to their teeth or paws and in the cases of tigers that actually scooped people right out of their villages. Every single one was impaired like this.  And of all the attacks over all, 90% of them occurred in areas where prey density has fallen and the habitats were degraded. Looking at all this a clear pattern emerges. It's hard to foist a term like motive onto an animal versus a human but lets make the case. These man eaters at the time of their first kill are acting out of desperation. They're hungry, their habitat is being encroached on, and they're unable to get their normal prey. They take a shot at a clumsy primate that's on their turf, and even to an injured tiger, humans are no match. That's when it clicks. We're made of meat. We're readily available. We're weak and we're slow. When a tiger realizes all this after grabbing a farmer by the throat and dragging him into the jungle screaming without so much as a struggle, a very very dangerous animal is born. And of those dangerous animals, there was none so dangerous as the champawat tiger. She was born sometime in 1899 or 1900 in Nepal. We can imagine that she had a relatively normal childhood? Cubhood? What do you call it? I guess it's not important. But at some point she was injured by a hunter or a poacher's bullet. That shot was the catalyst for the better part of five hundred deaths. When a tiger attacks a human usually they don't have a chance. You're just scrooching down to cut some grass or take a piss or something than in less than a second you hear that tremendous roar and you have 40 cumulative inches of claws entering your back before those vicegrip jaws clamp down on your neck and it's over. And that's before even taking into account the sheer force that six hundred pounds of muscle moving at highway speed will do just on impact alone. If by the grace of god someone can survive the split second impact like getting hit by some f***ed up mad max knife car intelligent enough to hit from behind and go for the throat, all the tiger has to do is shake it's big head and tear those claws through you and you're f***.If you don't believe me just do a quick google images of tiger attack autopsy. The hole that one fang can put in a human neck is nightmare fuel. In the book Hucklebridge sources a number of different well documented tiger attacks in all sorts of scenarios. There's tigers that swim out and rip people out of a boat, tear people from trees, literally burst through walls of peoples huts to drag them away screaming like a god damn pitcher of orange flavored, bloodthirsty cool aid man. And a particularly brutal one where two young children watch their father get pounced and dragged away into the jungle, recounting the story having grown up fatherless. Speaking of growing up fatherless I think it's time we looked at the other side of the arena, The hero, so to speak of this story: Edward James Corbett. This dude was a legend. We'll get to know him a little better over the course of the show but let's start with the basics He went by Jim Corbett, which is how I'll mostly be referring to him for the rest of the show. Jim was born the eighth child of sixteen of Christopher William and Mary jane Corbett in Nainital, in northern India, July of 1975. If I'm messing up the pronunciation of any of these places in India and Nepal bear with me. His parents had come over from Britain years before and lived in India for some time. The book goes into a lot of great detail about his family history and the larger scope of British presence in India during that time, but that's kind of beyond the scope of this show for now, so if you're interested check out the book. The short version is that britain was going all over the world to kind of make everywhere like britain. Obviously this model doesn't work for ever and is usually met with some resistance. Violent or otherwise. So the british indian relationships are often tenuous. With all that being said. Growing up as a white kid in the jungle you're gonna take the hand your dealt. Corbett did just that, going to school in the colony and town they were at and at the same time going out and befriending the locals to learn more about the amazing natural world around him. In this unique upbringing he became kind of a missing link between the two cultures where he could rub elbows and play cricket with the rich brits and the next day go out for a hunt with a village elder in the jungle. At six years old his father died of a heart attack so growing up with those connections to local men became even more important to forming the man he would become. His mentor gave him his first weapon and taught him everything he knew about tigers and other wildlife of the jungle. At the time he first heard of the champawat tiger, he was working at a train station likely sometime in 1903. A british friend of his told him of rumors of a single tiger snatching people away in nearby nepal. I'll throw a map in the show notes that gives a pretty good estimation about jim and the tigers movements over those few years. Unfortunately we don't have a lot of great records about the tigress herself in her early days in nepal. Most of the historical records point towards the cat killing two hundred people before being driven out of the country. Bounty hunters were called in, part of the nepalese army, absolutely eveything they had available they threw at her and she evaded or killed and ate all of it. The sources we do have about the tiger leaving nepal are mostly conjecture. But historically tiger hunts were accomplished by a huge amount of noise, guns, elephants and screams driving the tiger into a suitable killzone. The champawat tigress managed to escape all that and finally arrived in india. Now is as good a time as any to talk about the math at work here. An adult tiger needs one hundred twenty five to a hundred thirty five pounds of meat per week to survive. By all accounts the champawat tiger was killing a person a week for eight or nine years. A person in india and nepal is gonna about fit that quota. We can figure one person a week for a year is fifty two people a year, multiplying that by eight years and we get four hundred and sixteen, and by nine years we get four hundred and sixty eight. The math works out well enough with the corroborating sources that the kill count was somewhere close to two hundred in nepal and continued at that pace for for another four, four and half years in the kumaon area of india just west of it's previous territory in nepal.In 1907 Corbett is contacted by another hunter about a tiger that needs to be put down. of  course, it's the champawat. He's surprised that it's still going after he puts together that shwe was the one he heard about back in 1903. When he hears that everything locals or british have thrown at this tiger had failed he agrees to take the job. But with a couple of fun caveats. This bit is straight out of a movie. I'm paraphrasing but he says, I'll take the job but first you need to recall every other hunter or soldier already contracted to go after her, and get rid of the bounty on her head. I'm not doing this for the money, I'm not doing this for the skin, I'm not doing it to be a poacher I'm doing it because it's my duty for the colony. At the time you were a tiger for two main reasons. You were either a british pansy looking for yucks or an indian poacher looking for bucks. So their was the desire for getting a fur pelt from them and what really kicked everything into high gear was bounty hunting. During the british expansion in india tigers were seen as a pretty big problem. Both symbolically as the tiger represented the untamed natural india compared to a civilised british colony and also literally due of course to 700 pound cats eating people and livestock. When turning in a single tiger you could get the equivalent of months and months of pay as a lower class indian it's no wonder why tiger hunting skyrocketed.  Over eighty thousand tigers were killed in 50 years. With both the locals and europeans taking shots at tigers wherever they could, you ended up with a lot of very angry very dangerous wounded cats.  So another thing that's important to consider here is the gun culture in india at the time, I'm not sure that's the right word but lets roll with it. I don't really have time to dig to deep in to the colonial politics of the time, I'm not an expert so if you're interested pick up the book. The short version is that the british show up in india, try to domesticate it and make it more like a proper english colony. The problem with this is people usually don't take kindly to subjugation, revolutions ensue and are subsequently put down, a big one in 1857. After this the brits basically go on a gun grabbing rampage and so functionally nobody has weapons and those that do are generally rusty pieces of s***. Anything beyond the rusty piece of s*** tier is prohibitvely expensive and also illegal.Corbett has just begun thinking about how he's gonna bag the tigress when a man breathlessly runs into the village saying that the tiger has killed another person in pali, 60 kilometers away.  He gathers up the six or seven kumaonis  that he's recruited, packs up his gun and supplies and starts the trek towards pali. The hunt had begun.The group takes off towards pali. And they are hooffing it big time. they carry their gear because keep in mind cars are a long way off at this point. The model T doesn't come out until the next year and rural india wasn't exactly first on the list to get them. So they're hiking at 30 kilometers a day to make it to pali in two days. For us americans that about thirty seven thirty eight miles total and about nineteen miles per day.When they finally arrive they're surprised to find it a ghost town. There is nobody in the square or on the street and they call out basically just to scream if anyone is there. And then the smell kicks in. the whole village smells like p*** and s***. A few of the villagers cautiously emerge from their homes. The whole village has been locked down and everyone has been inside for days. People are literally staying inside their houses s*** their pants with fear. They're too afraid to even go out to dump the human waste or gather more food. So on top of those unsanitary conditions they're also beginning to starve. A few villagers explain that the demon tiger is here and it has been for a few days. At night they cower from it's roars in the jungle. All this makes everything all to real to corbett. If he didn't know it wasn't an ordinary tiger before he sure did now. He asks to see the kill site but nobody in town is willing to go anywhere near that accursed place. Corbett needs to see the tracks and other markings from the tiger to get a better picture of the size of her. Again we're hit with the distrust of whites in india. Even when corbett can speak the language and grew up there nobody is willing to risk going out to the kill site. Corbett takes the message and decides he needs to earn their trust. The first night he goes out alone and sits next to a tree, trying to keep watch all night. Corbett writes down in his own book just how terrified he was sitting out there alone. He says he saw dozens of tigers behind the trees, tricks of the light. His teeth chatter from the terror and the cold and eventually he falls asleep hunkered down under this tree. To him it's a miracle he survives the night. The tiger  was still without a doubt nearby, possibly even watching him that night. To me it's a miracle he survived the night too, especially considering the nighttime capabilities of a Bengal tiger. Their eyes have night vision six times more sensitive than our own, and their radar like ears can pick up the faintest sounds like a breath or even a heartbeat. Couple those with their bigass padded paws that make them nearly silent as they walk, he wouldn't have stood a chance if she was hungry. While the village were impressed with his bravery or stupidity they still refused to take him to the kill site.  He takes off into the bush with a few of his crew for a little while until he finds a few goorahl deer sitting up on a ridge. That's good eatin. He readies his rifle and fires, bam the deer falls down the hill, but the shot scared out two more . BAM BAM he hits both of those at two hundred yards like he's putting together a call of duty montage. All three animals fall and he brings them back to the village. Finally, when given food a villager agrees to take him to the site, and explains what happened. They were all out in the field and the girl climbed up into the tree and got ripped out of it with such force that the skin from her hands still clung to the bark. They followed the trail of dried blood and eventually made it to a clearing. This place looked worse than carries prom night, there was blood everywhere but no tiger, and even more disturbing, No body, at least not intact. Just a few scraps of flesh and bones that would have fit in a restaurant to go box. F***. Looking over the pawprints corbett judges the tiger to be female, around 12 years old. This tracks well with everything we already know about her time in nepal and across kumaon. We get into the feeding habit of the tigers here: So these tigers can basically scoop anything by the neck and just take off. That's how it can snatch people so damn easily. They can drag 500 lb water buffalo around so they can pick up an indian woman like they're playing fetch. The average indian woman today is 5 feet tall and weighs 120 pounds.  tigers scoop their prey and find a nice secluded location to basically gorge themselves for a few days. Once it's in a suitable locale they'll just start chomping and ripping away at the meat starting with the butt. They'll eat for an hour or so, then just lounge till they're hungry again. Is this the right script? Is that my saturday plans or a tiger? They will repeat this cycle until everything edible is consumed. The place is basically gonna look like the set of the thing, just a few shards of bone left and a lotta blood. They have sandpaper-like tounges to strip away flesh, several types of teeth to help tear apart meat and consume everything. A starving tiger can eat a cow in 4 days so estimating the time to eat a person is somewhere in the neighborhood of 2-3 days. When they are done they just leave behind this crime scene and go somewhere else to hunt for the next meal. When they take off like this they can become difficult to track over such a huge territoryTigers in their territory move on a constant patrol while they hunt. After the whole process I just described takes place and the tiger moves to a new location it repeats. Realizing this the village people werent able to track it perse but were able to sort of tell when it was in the area. Mostly because one of them would get carried off screaming. When this occurred, the whole village would lock down until the tiger moved to a new locale.This certainly contributed to the tigresses colossal kill count was that there's a hugely delayed response  when the tiger attacks someone. Nobody really has guns due to some uprisings against british takeover of indian most notably the one in 1857  So they have to send some dude over on foot to a place with british govt, and getting the wheels of government moving in order to even to dispute a goddamn parking ticket is nearly impossible so setting up a bounty and hiring a hunter contractor to go after it will take like a week. By the time the hunter gets over there there's nothing left but splotches of blood and little bits of bone and the tiger is 30 miles away to do it again. If you thought herding cats was hard imagine trying to do it with  govt assistance and the cats are 700 pound killing machines. Back to our story: When they bring home what's left of this girl, they ask around to see where the tiger is now or where it might be headed. Nobody really knows but the consensus is it's going back to champawat village. The tiger operates in a huge swath of land all around kumaon, kumaon itself is about the size of wyoming and the champawat tiger was responsible for 95% of the tiger fatalities in the region during that time.  but the nexus of the deaths and sightings is right in champawat.They pack up and get ready to hike up to champawat. Jim Corbett arrives in champawat on may 9th 1907 with his kumaoni buddies plus one or two extra guys from pali brave enough to try to end the reign of terror. In corbetts memoir he makes an interesting note about the tashlidar, who from what I can understand is some sort of village elder/ caretaker like figure. This isn't a local indian politics podcast. Sue me. He makes a note about how the guy was gonna spend the night at his bungalow and just says screw it and walks home last minute. I've done my fair share of long walks home at night but this is in a time and place where any average dude is afraid to walk the streets without a group of at least four people just in case one of them gets attacked and carried off. This dude just peaces out and walks 4 miles home alone in the dark. He spends the night basically having nightmares of getting ripped apart by a tiger and barely sleeps a wink. After all the research I did on tigers I cant say I blame him. But he's actually going after the most notorious one in history. I'm sitting in a closet just making jokes about it. When corbett wakes up he's chatting with his squad of  six or seven  guys trying to assess where  the tiger might strike next and what their move should be, he's doing the 1907 version of where we dropping boys?” and as if on cue this dude runs down the road screaming that the tiger has grabbed another girl. Victim 436. When he gets to the site of the attack he does a quick interview about how it went down and he's surprised to find that the tiger snatched this girl up in broad daylight, in a field, surrounded by a dozen other people. It was very good at what it did. A little bit more about tiger stealth, A tiger is able to conceal itself in knee high grass, approach almost without sound and jump out with ludicrous speed. They are well camouflaged, you might think orange isn't a great camo color, but look at hunters. They wear bright orange tree camo. Prey animals dont see it. And animals that do, like us would even have trouble picking out the orange from light filtering through the trees. Corbett tells the villagers to stay inside and wait for him to get back. starts tracking after the tiger from the site of the attack and finds a swath of destruction in its wake. There's hair, clothing and blood leading into the treeline. Partway along the course of this blood trail he hears fast footsteps behind him and goes and whirls around thinking he's about to be desert and almost shoots a villagers head off. We have a unique scenario here where we can kind of hear corbetts internal monologue in a way because he recorded his thoughts on the hunt in his books. I've got some juicy bits from maneaters of kumaon in just a minute.Luckily he doesn't unload his weapon on this poor bastard and the guy explains hes here to help because he is one of the only guys in town that actually has a gun. Imagine you're on the trail of this legendary tiger and something comes crashing through the bush behind you without warning. I would have gunned him down accidentally and been thrown in indian prison.  The problem is this dude is an oaf. He's loud and doesn't know much about hunting so he's more of a liability. He makes the guy climb to the top of a tree and just sit there until he gets back. He can't send him back because then the guy would have to go back alone. That's just a little part of the story that's so f***ing funny to meAfter leaving the guy up on top of the tree he finds the tigers feeding zone and hoo boy it's a doozy. From his own words:“Splinters of bone were scattered round the deep pugmarks into which discolored water was slowly seeping , and at the edge of the pool was an object which had puzzled me as i came down the watercourse, and which I now found was part of a human leg. In all the subsequent years I have hunted maneaters I have not seen anything as pitiful as that young comely leg -- bitten off a little below the knee as clean as though severed by the stroke of an axe. Out of which warm blood was trickling.”Jesus. For the record pugmarks are the tiger tracks. While he kneels down to inspect the carnage he hears a growl  in a split second whips around and fires off both barrels of his weapon. This is it. The tiger is f***ing here. In his haste he misses both shots but the gunblast sound alone is enough to give the tiger momentary pause. It dashes off the collision course, drops the body of the girl and lets out a colossal roar. The tiger roars and just takes off with the body in her teeth. And jim just follows right after it even though he's only got one bullet left. But a person isn't gonna keep pace with a tiger under pretty much any circumstance and after a few hours the trail goes cold. And night begins to fall. If you're taking your chances with a single bullet with a murder tiger from hell you're brave, if you're doing it at night you're stupid.He goes back to grab the villager off his tree that he's STILL SITTING on. While the stooge comes down off the tree he looks out at the valley. Jim knows that almost being the tigers next meal and hopelessly trying to keep up with it through the undergrowth is not a winning strategy and would end either with him being ripped apart by the tiger or losing it in the night as it goes off to its next victim which could be dozens of miles away. It has to be here. And it has to be tomorrow. In the movie of this I direct once that fat podcast money comes, this where I put the heist scene where they show everyone laying down the blueprints and also cut to each part of it as it's being planned. I can't remember if that's an oceans 11 thing or usual suspects or what, I guess it's not important.  I'll fix the movie trivia when we do our bank robberies episode. But this is where corbett gets his crew together. All he has to do is convince a bunch of people that are already so f***ing scared they won't even leave their house to take a s*** when the tiger is around, to join him in a hunt, the likes of which they have never done before. Not to mention the fact that they are in an area that has had its fair share of horrors come directly from britain to help out jim corbett the whitey. Easy right?He asks his guide in the town to help rally the troops so to speak, and heads to bed. The next morning he sets up hoping to get a few hundred people to help bring down the beast. This is beowulfs assault on grendels lair, this is going after smaug, this is ahabs white whale, this is f***ing legendary. Annd nobody show up then at ten am his buddy from the village shows up with the oaf from the other day. It's a nice gesture but it's not enough to slay the beast by any stretch. Twenty minutes pass and two or three more show up, then a few more,  five here three more there. And by noon almost 300 people show up. Many of them with illegal guns, the elders in the village hinted that nobody would care about the guns JUST THIS ONCE.So they've put together this literal ragtag army of farmers and craftsman wielding old guns, sticks, makeshift spears, wood axes, basically anything they can pick up. Corbett meets one lunatic with a hammer that had two sons and his wife eaten by this thing. This was a les mis style moment where the people rise to fight against natures tyranny. I want to take a quick second to reiterate that this is a 100% true story. It's unbelievable. The tiger is somewher down in a nearby gorge feeding on that poor four hundred and thirty sixth victim. There's only one way out of the gorge short of climbing the ridges on 3 sides. The team lines up equidistantly all along the top of the ridge. And corbett and his buddy from town hide alone at the mouth of the gorge with his gun ready. All was set up for corbett to give his signal for everyone around the ridge to just start making a f***load of noise from all 3 sides, throw rocks and cause disturbances to flush her out into where corbett was waiting. There was one problem. You guys remember that scen in lord of the rings where the one eyed dude accidentally shoots an orc too early and f***s up the whole seige? That happens, the people on the ridge get antsy and someone blasts off a gun prematurely and everyone else follows suit. The problem is corbett and his buddy aren't in place. He has to run 500 feet to get to his planned position and the tiger comes careening out of the forest like a f***ing bat outta hell. There's no time and theres just a split second of realization likely from the tiger and corbett both that only one of them is getting out of this alive. But he hesitates! His buddy doesn't and takes a shot with his piece of s*** shotgun and misses wide. The panic messes up corbetts shot as well.  It's just enough to throw the tiger off though and she runs BACK into the gorge. They messed up their one chance. … The people up on the ridge however, well out of sight of any of this behind the trees here the gunshot and they all assume corbett shot the tiger. THey shoot off their guns into the air and start cheering. THis second wave of sound is enough to give the operation a second chance. The tigress runs back out from the gorge where corbett is waiting. Corbett sees the tiger fly out of the gorge and raises his rifle and fires off a shot that actually hits her back flank. She twist in a rage and agony and turns to face him and charge. He fires again and hits her in the shoulder. I assume after that he s*** his pants. Jim corbett carries a double barrel rifle. He's got no bullets left. He's got a VERY F****** ANGRY maneating tiger and she isn't down for the count yet. He has one shot insane chance at survival. He has to run to his buddy from the village and get HIS gun. He makes the breathless dash and in doing so the tiger finally sees what all the searing pain she's experiencing is from. Zeroed in on corbett she charges. His partner from the village must have his eyes go wide from shock as it dawns on him what jim is doing. Corbett is gesturing for him to THROW his gun to him while he runs by! He tosses the old shotgun into the air, disarming himself and that gun must have hung in the air for what seemed an eternity in that split second. Corbett catches the shotgun and whirls around with the tiger twenty feet from him ready to leap, moving at forty miles per hour. He raises the shotgun and The champawat tiger is dead at his feet. Upon investigation of the body they could see the cause. The cause of all the mayhem and carnage, of all the literally ripped apart families, all the fear, all of it. The tigress's teeth were wrecked long ago one fang taken clean off and another broken in half. She was unable to hunt her usual prey.  It was some unknowing hunter that had done this to her and set her on this path. Nature isn't evil.In the village people celebrated, they were free from the grip of fear. There's a substantial epilogue to this story though. The champawat tiger may have been the first super maneater in 1900s india but she would be far from the last. THe conditions of habitat destruction, colonial encroachment, industrialization, poaching and all that werent going anywhere anytime soon and many more tigers and leopards claimed many more lives, some estimates put the toll close to a million people over the last five hundred years or so.Jim corbett went on to hunt a few more of these notable maneaters including  a leopard that had at least one hundred and twenty nine confirmed kills. He went on to publish his memoirs and several other books about his time in the indian jungle and those all sold fantastically well. In his later years he dedicated himself to tiger conservation founding a national park to preserve them that now bears his name. In 1907 there was an estimated 100 thousand tigers in the wild and now there's somewhere in the neighborhood of four thousand in the wild. Fur trade in china ( We'll get into china don't worry) and other countries, poaching and tigers losing ninety percent of their habitat presents a bleak picture but not an impossible one. Many governments have put together a pact to try to double tiger populations by 2022. If you want to help out tiger conservation, first, don't kill them. Secondly I'll put in some links to the world wildlife fund in the show notes     

If there is one thing liberals in this state are afraid of, it's losing control of the judges and how they are selected. As has been written about countless times, see HERE, HERE and HERE for three examples, the Alaska Judicial Council and the Alaska Bar Association simply do not represent Alaska's political, social and cultural make up.  In my conversation with Alaska State Senator Mike Shower today on "I'm Glad You Said That", we'll dive into a few pieces of legislation he has introduced to put some balance back into the judiciary despite the long odds of getting such measures through. As a Lieutenant Colonel who piloted F-22 Raptors, Shower doesn't pull any punches and is delightfully to the point. He is most definitely zeroed in on the target.Ultimately, in addition to much needed judicial reform, such as school choice and protecting innocent unborn Alaskans, all roads are now leading to the need for a Constitutional Convention. Something Alaskans will be voting on in November of this year as we have every decade since statehood.  Very tellingly, the Alaska Democrat Party has actually adopted a platform (see page 5 HERE) opposing a Constitutional Convention. The nearly 70% of Alaskans who do not affiliate with the Democrat Party should be very suspect of that stand.  Alaska Family Council says trust the people and that's why calling for the Convention is one of our biggest priorities of 2022 ! Please spread the word and pray for discernment as we prepare for that monumental undertaking.I encourage you to tune in today and educate yourself on how and why the judicial system in Alaska needs to be fixed and what people like Mike Shower are doing toward that end.Support the show (https://www.akfamily.org/donate/)

Host: Mr. Tony Fleming discusses that we can't make people listen that their minds are filled with other things. How do we get someone to zero out their mind and focus on what we are saying.

This year, School Bus Safety Week focuses on the ‘Danger Zone' around the bus. Director of Transportation Shannon Weber shares how Arizona's Florence Unified School District #1 focuses on student training for increased safety and on driver recognition for improved teamwork. Randolph Jerreld, transportation director for Rotterdam-Mohonasen Central Schools, reviews the harsh school bus driver landscape and dives into the pros and cons of efforts being taken in New York to curb the shortage. Read more at stnonline.com/tag/SBSW and stnonline.com/tag/bus-driver-shortage.

Today's Topics:1. Used a small hunting silencer last year. Gonna try using a big one on my Fix this year. Zeroed my Swarovski Z8i. Spooky experience! (00:11:26)2. Another incremental CAM-LOK update for you – some more shooting experience. CGS MOD 9 and Rugged Obsidian 9. Zoning in on some performance factors. (00:56:21)3. New Sound Signature Review this week? You bet your exhilarating yard-pop there is. We gonna get crazy? Maybe. (01:11:48)4. Thanks for listening, joining at pewscience.com, and supporting the effort so enthusiastically. Gun shops, consumers, manufacturers, and firearm enthusiasts across the globe. You folks share the info and the community is great! (01:14:49)

Why this podcast was made and what the target is.The end goal is always betterment of all. While this podcast can benefit other members of the 2A community, it is specifically geared towards black people. Mainly because of the events of 2020 and how they influenced many first time gun owners in the black community. That statement alone is why the Black Powder Podcast is seeking to create a positive image for black gun owners through education, safety and responsibility.This episode specifically targets how to apply for a weapons carry license. One of the most important steps you can take towards responsible firearms ownership.#firstepisode #september11 #blackpowderpodcast #bpp #SoundCloud #2ndamendment #2a #2aadvocate #2arightsarecivilrights #2ndamendment

Mark Henry is back to talk about the entire sports world zeroing in on what's going on in Philadelphia. The Deshaun Watson rumors, does Howie Roseman know something, Ben Simmons ghosting the organization, Ramona Shelburne's report that the Sixers would bring him back, and we breakdown the Sixers & NBA free agency moves we liked and didn't like so far. If you like what you heard subscribe, rate, and review it helps more people discover the show. Follow the podcast on Twitter @evrythingsphine Follow the podcast on Instagram @everythingsphine Follow Kyle on Twitter @kylesphine SUPPORT THE SPONSORS SUPPORT THE SHOW

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AMERICA FOREVER will live in the dark. I hope people realize life is pain and should be their own HERO when asked the question. AMERICA will never NEVER be a FREE Country, We are leading ourselves in the dark. We try say “Unity” for all but the core problem is the we're diversified even more than we we're before the election of 2020. By the way the COVID-19 virus was upgraded, it was introduced in the early 2010s every day every month every year until the election now compare prices on items. OmG!!! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

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Zeroed in on the invasion. Who are these people. Still answering that question.

This episode Kevin Mac is back along with our new guest, Floodman. We discuss all of the crazy things that are going on in our country right now.

Our special guest this episode is Benjamin Pelton, a philosopher, athlete and mentor. Ben is an instructor for the Wim Hof Method which is based on the foundation of three pillars; Breathing, Cold Therapy and Commitment which is used as a way to become happier, healthier and stronger.

Our special guest this episode, Anthony Martone, is the CEO of Supremesuppshop.com. We discuss the importance of training, nutrition and the use of supplements. We also discuss the Walter Wallace police shooting and police use of force.

It's Monday so it's time for us to Zero-in on gun-related news articles, listener feedback, and anything else we find tacticool. Join us today as we talk about a new wave of panic buying due to a resurgence of Covid-19 cases and how stores are preparing, Michigan bans open carry near polls with a new directive, and we finish up this episode with a good guy win in an anti-gun state. Enjoy!   SOURCES Become a Black Site Member Finance.yahoo.com | Stores Are Preparing For a Second Wave of Panic Buying   Bearingarms.com | Push to Allow Guns at Polls is no Such Thing   Mlive.com | Gun Groups Sue Michigan Secretary of State For Banning Open Carry at Polls Bearingarms.com | MD Man Acquitted in Self-Defense Shooting     HONORED 1911 TIER BLACK SITE MEMBERS This episode is dedicated to those Black Site members who have decided to support us at the 1911 Tier on Patreon. Thank you for your support – we couldn’t keep this show going without you.     Chuck Wise, Tanner Fountain, Todd Nelson, Eric Cook, Seth Clawson, Josh Putnam, Jesus Vera, Peter Balingit, Shelby Hunter, David Shock, Jason Bacon, Phil Miecznikowski, Kyle Rogers, Alex Whalen, Chris Corbett, Ryan Hessler, and Kyle Wilson.  

It's Monday so it's time to Zero-In on gun-related news articles, listener feedback, and anything else we find tacticool. Today's episode is a little political - we dive into the ATF's shenanigans with the Honey Badger and how this may be a political hit job on President Trump, we go over Supreme Court nominee Amy Barrett's 2A record, and we wrap up this episode with a Better Man Than Us article and share a letter from a young man who tied some effing knots. Enjoy!    SOURCES Become a Black Site Member USAcarry.com | Are Pistol Braces Legal? PDWs, Braces And The Honey Badger Debacle    Bearingarms.com | Is the ATF trying to Undermine The Trump Campaign With Honey Badger Decision? NPR.org | Gun Control Groups Voice 'Grave Concerns' About Supreme Court Nominee's Record   HONORED 1911 TIER BLACK SITE MEMBERS This episode is dedicated to those Black Site members who have decided to support us at the 1911 Tier on Patreon. Thank you for your support – we couldn’t keep this show going without you.   Chuck Wise, Tanner Fountain, Todd Nelson, Eric Cook, Seth Clawson, Josh Putnam, Jesus Vera, Peter Balingit, Shelby Hunter, David Shock, Jason Bacon, Phil Miecznikowski, Kyle Rogers, Alex Whalen, Chris Corbett, Ryan Hessler, and Kyle Wilson.  

Our special guest this episode is a retired police sniper that served his community for 22 years. Listen as retired, current and future police officers share stories and discuss police work and the current climate when it comes to law enforcement in the country.

It's Monday so it's time to Zero-In on the news. Today on the show we share the audio from the FightBack Foundation's video, which breaks down the entire series of events which led to Kyle Rittenhouse having to defend his life against various attackers, we show you why it's important to have a designated virtual learning space for your kids, and we wrap up this episode with some dating advice for fellow firearm enthusiasts.    SOURCES Become a Black Site Member Thepostmillennial.com | New Video Reveals The Truth About Kyle Rittenhouse    CNN.com | 4th Grader Suspended For Having BB Gun During Virtual Learning Thetruthaboutguns.com | The Single Man's Guide to Dating and Guns   HONORED 1911 TIER BLACK SITE MEMBERS This episode is dedicated to those Black Site members who have decided to support us at the 1911 Tier on Patreon. Thank you for your support – we couldn’t keep this show going without you.   Chuck Wise, Tanner Fountain, Todd Nelson, Eric Cook, Seth Clawson, Josh Putnam, Jesus Vera, Peter Balingit, Shelby Hunter, David Shock, Jason Bacon, Phil Miecznikowski, Kyle Rogers, Alex Whalen, Chris Corbett, Ryan Hessler, and Kyle Wilson.  

Wasted Ammo 2.0 is here! Today on the Wasted Ammo Podcast, we cover Gaige Grosskreutz's exclusive CNN interview, a good guy win, why drugs and guns are bad, and we finish off this episode talking about how the police can better educate the public. Enjoy! 

750 million genetically modified mosquitoes will be released into the Florida Keys in 2021 and 2022. This episodes special guest from the University of Florida: Florida Medical Entomological Laboratory, will explain how and why this is happening, and if you should be concerned.

On this episode we discuss the latest assault rifle from Kalashnikov, the AK-19. We also talk with our special guest, immigration attorney Catlina Restrepo, about the myths and misconceptions of people trying to immigrate to our country and the difficulties they face.

Hear from General Manager Mike Mayock as he discusses the Raiders focus headed into Week 1 and details the energy and competition from the wideouts during 2020 Training Camp on this edition of The Morning Grind.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hear from General Manager Mike Mayock as he discusses the Raiders focus headed into Week 1 and details the energy and competition from the wideouts during 2020 Training Camp on this edition of The Morning Grind.

On this episode of Zeroed In, we discuss living a healthy lifestyle and using visualization to achieve your goals. We then dive into the topic of growth, change and taking risks in life. We also talk about the benefits of doing a ride along with your local Police department.

The first episode of the All American Firearms Academy's podcast. We discuss wearing masks during the COVID pandemic, benefits of Jiu Jitsu, lack of training for police officers and much, much more. Come and join us on the inaugural episode of Zeroed In

My Guest Nick Andrade is a youtuber and personal trainer. He also has a clothing brand called " Zeroed in Apparel". We talk about your vision in life, finding your purpose, and diets! Follow him on Instagram @Andrade.Nick7 and youtube @NickAndrade

Today on the Wasted Ammo Podcast, it's Monday so we are Zeroing-In on gun-related news, articles, and listener feedback. It's been several weeks since we have released a Monday show but now that Indiana is opening back up, it's time to get back to our regular schedule. In today's episode, we give you some Monday leftovers, a continuation of last week's Black Site episode, and talk about the reasons why we all should carry, then we wrap it up proving that the individual is the weapon, not the gun. Enjoy!    Show-notes can be found at Wastedammo.com/306 Become a Black Site Member at Patreon.com/wastedammo

今天的我會來聊聊藍藥丸制約，讓你了解藍藥丸世界怎麼養出許多Beta的，就在你看著所有電影與各種主流媒體中，這些藍藥丸制約在你不注意的時候悄悄地植入了你的腦袋。 另外我也會跟你介紹一個最近蠻紅的一位前Google科技業主管，前Facebook工程師的一位在美國矽谷工作的日本裔，他在自己的事業上非常成功，經濟上當然也是非常富裕，是個傳統大家認為的人生勝利組。他自己有個很有名的YouTube Channel叫做TechLead。 在他最近的YouTube頻道裡，他陸續出了好幾個影片，說出了自己最近被老婆無預警離婚的事情，老婆一夜之間私自把小孩與及房子的東西就帶回了日本，把他一個人留在美國的事情，接著又是一連串的律師提告與離婚讓他的財務與情緒上陷入困境。 這種情形，在Red Pill的世界裡有個名詞，叫做Zeroed Out，直接翻譯就是這男生直接「被歸零」的情形。當你沒有紅藥丸覺醒時，當你仍然陷入藍藥丸制約時，儘管你是人人稱呼的人生勝利組，你還是可能萬劫不復地被歸零。 今天的直播我就會聊聊什麼是藍藥丸制約，什麼是Zeroed Out，以及聊聊這次在紅藥丸世界討論很熱的TechLead被歸零事件。 -- 加入「夢想生活 - 全世界都是你的社交圈」+ 「紅藥丸覺醒私密群組」 https://abovelight.com/dream-life-social-world/ 加入線上課程「選擇你的現實2.0 - 將你的熱情打造成線上事業」 https://abovelight.com/choose-your-reality/ 「Game出你的社交圈」電子書免費下載 https://abovelight.com/join-ab-community/ AB的異想世界黃金訂閱 https://abovelight.com/subscribe/ AB一對一線上諮詢服務 https://abovelight.com/consult-ab/ youtube: https://www.youtube.com/abovelight instagram: https://www.instagram.com/abovelightlife/ facebook: https://www.facebook.com/AbovelightLife/ 官方部落格網站: https://www.abovelight.com/

In the increasingly distracting world we live in, staying focused and being able to say no to distractions are essential to following Jesus and being everyday frontrunners. In today's message, Pastor Matt jumps into the tenacious focus exhibited by Nehemiah in Nehemiah Chapter 6. Sometimes, the many demands and distractions of life threaten to rock us, but if we have our focus zeroed in on God, great things can happen! This episode concludes our series: "Leadership Lean In - Keys to Being an Everyday Frontrunner" Join us next week as we begin our new series: "The Voice: Tuning into Hearing God"

Today we spun the wheel and reviewed music by Harrison Rimmer | Before Nitrogen | Zeroed Hero. Enjoy! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/music-review-roulette/support

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TSN's Craig Button weighed in on the Canucks scoring woes as says if Travis Green is happy with how the players are playing, then it's about the players focusing & taking it upon themselves to find any way to get the puck in the net.

It’s Monday so it’s time to Zero-In on gun related new articles and listener feedback from this past week. This week we cover big tech companies creating a impromptu gun registry with the gun photos we post online, the nations of the world are not prepared to deal with pandemics, M32 grenade launchers are available for sale, and we wrap up this episode covering a story about a man that was shot 15 times and still able to walk into a ER. Enjoy! Show-notes can be fond at Wastedammo.com/283 Become a Black Site member at Patreon.com/Wastedammo

It's Monday so it's time for us to Zero-In on gun related news articles that peaked our interest this past week. Today on the podcast we talk about red flag, gun confiscation orders being applied to minors, only about 1,000 bump stocks have been turned into the ATF since the ban earlier this year, the FBI came out with a report that says States that remove restrictions to carry have lower gun murder rates, and we wrap up this episode covering a grizzly attack that was stopped by a Glock 43. Enjoy! Show-notes can be found at Wastedammo.com/280 Become a Black Site member at Patreon.com/wastedammo

It's Monday and we are back in front of the mic to make your Monday's suck a bit less. Monday's are once again where we Zero-In on gun-related news articles, listener feedback and anything else we find relevant on the Intertubes. In today's episode we talk about how police departments are starting to avoid naming mass shooters in media press releases, a Democratic presidential candidate admits he wants to confiscate all semi-automatic guns, and we wrap up this episode covering an article that proves the slippery slope of Red Flag laws. Enjoy! Show-notes can be found at Wastedammo.com/271 Become a Black Site member at Patreon.com/wastedammo

Less than seven weeks to launch and there's more to talk about on the show than ever! Listen to Josh discuss a wide range of topics with the listeners, who continue to call in for a fun chat. Today, Hunter extraordinaire Zeroed stops by to chat about all of the Hunter issues that have reared their ugly head in the beta, causing concern for everyone wanting to roll their beloved ranged class in Classic.  Vanilla dungeon designer John Staats stops by again for part one of an epic two part conversation about the making of Karazhan, which while not being playable in vanilla, was very much a part of the vanilla design process. Next, we unite former nemeses in a call about vanilla raid history, as members of famed guilds Nihilum and Death & Taxes stop by to bury the hatchet and fondly reminisce about their feats back in the day.  After that, we go over some detailed theorycrafting about warriors, warlocks and priests amongst others, and then finish up speaking with the host of the fantastic podcast 'Convert To Raid', as Pat Krane stops by to talk about what it's been like coming back to Classic in the beta after so many years with retail. Highlights Below: Calling Countdown #1 - Hunter Beta Issues w/ Zeroed - 4:30 Calling Countdown #2 - The Making of Karazhan (Part One) w/ John Staats, OkieSooner, Norfair, & Nostalgia Dad - 50:00 Calling Countdown #3 - Nihilum + Death & Taxes Reminisce w/XoDeXx & Dready - 1:41:45 Calling Countdown #4 - Theorycrafting Commentary w/ Sera - 2:14:35 Calling Countdown #5 - The Classic Culture Shock w/ Pat Krane - 2:40:30   Buy ‘The WoW Diary’ by John Staats on Amazon @ https://www.amazon.com/WoW-Diary-Journal-Computer-Development/dp/B07LB927QF Find John Staats on Twitter @ https://twitter.com/johnstaats_wir?lang=en   Also listen @ Spotify here (Spotify takes a couple of hours to upload after posting, check back later if not there): https://open.spotify.com/show/38mHWjscNorJr7OFeNu8X5?si=c6JKxJeSRCeLQPSIlKJL8w Or @ Apple Podcasts: https://itunes.apple.com/au/podcast/countdown-to-classic/id1352967778 Or @ Stitcher: http://stitcher.com/s?fid=174762&refid=stpr Join the Countdown To Classic Discord here: https://discord.gg/2xJAwNf Find Zeroed on Twitch @ https://twitch.tv/zeroedtv Find Pat Krane on Convert To Raid Podcast @ https://www.converttoraid.com/ Pick up awesome Countdown To Classic show rewards @ Patreon: patreon.com/countdowntoclassic Or grab some awesome Countdown To Classic merch @ Red Bubble: https://www.redbubble.com/people/joshcorbo82?ref=artist_title_name&asc=u Or support the show with a tip @ Ko-Fi: https://ko-fi.com/Y8Y3D2TT Or simply show your support by leaving the show a review at iTunes or by telling a friend! Write in to Josh at feedback@countdowntoclassic.com or get in touch on social media: Follow Josh on Twitter @ https://twitter.com/count2classic?lang=en And on FB @ https://www.facebook.com/countdowntoclassic/ Subscribe on YouTube @ https://www.youtube.com/countdowntoclassic Find Josh’s movie podcast, The Sinner Files @ https://www.sinnerfiles.com/