Ep. 8 - Ted Bundy, NOT My Dude

Explicit content warning

02/17/19 • 67 min

On this episode, Jackson and B.P. are talking Ted Bundy in the wake of his renewed fame. In addition to delving into the motivations of one of the most prolific serial killers in history, they examine serial killer fandom and what our reactions to worst of us reveal about society as a whole. This Week In Murder takes a look at a game gone bad and a former TV and film star possibly heading back to prison. Who Died The Worst closes things out with a crime and punishment themed round.

Previous Episode

Ep. 7 - Axin' Questions, My Dude

Jackson and B.P. return from hiatus to discuss one of America's first super-sensationalized accused murderers: Lizzie Borden. This episode busts myths and breaks down the details of the case surrounding the woman who is known for taking an ax and giving her mother forty whacks. (SPOILER: she didn't give her forty whacks, and it wasn't her mother.) Also, a winner is crowned in the first season of Who Died The Worst?

Next Episode

Episode 9 - Murdered Musicians, My Dude

B.P. and.... uh, Bonaparte Nintendabutt discuss a select group of murdered musicians. In observance of Black History Month, this episode casts a special spotlight on musicians of color, in particular the legendary Sam Cooke and Jam Master Jay. To close, a musical round of Who Died The Worst? is played.