Marvin Gaye was one of the most famous singers in American history, but not everyone was enamored with him—specifically his father, Marvin Gay Sr. Eventually, their contentious relationship hit a boiling point... and in 1984, Marvin Junior paid for it with his life.
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Dec 2022
The Murder of Laci Peterson Pt. 2
In our final episode, we take a look back at the trial against Scott Peterson, the moment Amber Frey took the stand, and what’s happened in the case in the two decades since Laci Peterson and her unborn son Conner first went missing. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcas ... Show More
43m 11s
Dec 2022
The Murder of Laci Peterson Pt. 1
On Christmas Eve twenty years ago, a pregnant woman vanished from her Modesto, California, neighborhood. Relentless media coverage pulled at every thread in her case — most notably, her husband’s strange behavior. Decades since her body, and the body of her unborn son, were found ... Show More
44m 51s
Sep 2018
Marvin Gaye: Father, Father There’s Far Too Many of Us Dying
Marvin Gaye was born into a God-fearing home to a sweet, wholesome mother and crossdressing, philandering, pentecostal preacher father who ruled his children with an iron fist. Despite his tense upbringing, Marvin Gaye found his calling—music—and used it as his ticket out of his ... Show More
29m 54s
May 2021
"Mall Santa" Bruce McArthur Pt. 1
For most of his life, Bruce McArthur led an unremarkable existence. But in the 1990s, he split from his wife and moved to Toronto's gay village — free to be his true self. Unfortunately, McArthur's true self was violent, bloodthirsty... and murderous. Learn more about your ad cho ... Show More
41m 38s
Dec 2023
The Man Taunting Mike Johnson, Ron DeSantis and George Santos
Randy Rainbow is a three-time Emmy-nominated musical comedy sensation famous for his viral taunts of anti-LGBTQ+ politicians, hateful celebrities and, of course, George Santos. Rainbow (and, yes: that is his real name) talks about his approach to his work, his inspirations, and w ... Show More
46m 6s
Jul 2018
Hot 100 This Week in 1988 With Richard Marx
Richard Marx chats about his first Hot 100 No. 1, "Hold On to the Nights," his thoughts on social media and his new version of the Grammy Award-winning "Dance With My Father," which he co-wrote with Luther Vandross, who originally made it a hit in 2003. See acast.com/privacy for ... Show More
46m 28s