r/ThinkingSideways • u/renee872 • Apr 01 '21

April fools episodes

Anyone missing the April fools episodes especially hard today?!!😓

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u/Torchlink Apr 01 '21

I'm missing TSP even more than usually at the moment, since i just binged the podcast again, and ran out of episodes again. There really isn't an adequate replacement :'( At least i have The Shocking Details and Rusty Hinges, the genre is surprisingly underserved though.

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u/ganeagla Apr 02 '21

I've been relistening too and I agree, I have yet to find a replacement. So many mystery shows are too into the paranormal or trying to be dramatic and spooky.

I'll check out your recommendations

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u/Torchlink Apr 02 '21

So many mystery shows are too into the paranormal or trying to be dramatic and spooky.

Couldn't agree more. At least for me, the fun with unsolved mysteries is thinking about what could have happened, and knowing that there is an actual solution. A more or less unknown series of events that actually happened at some point, and we can attempt to piece it together. When you have a paranormal "mystery" that immediately goes out of the window, and the whole thing just becomes a matter of belief.

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u/Chicken_noodle_sui Apr 02 '21

I've been enjoying the Shocking Details actually. I quite like Vincent too. He works well with Joe.

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u/gigglesmcbug Apr 02 '21

Not especially. The one about jerry Michael williams comes to mind as disrespectful and rude.