Is Palahniuk still publishing? I think the last release I bought from him was Lullaby.

Yeah, he put out a book this year called Adjustment Day. It's...alright?

wow he does not look 56

"I've read your books" bullshit "I've seen movies based on your books" ah, there we go.

He certainly has no filter.

That's pretty evident from reading any of his books.

Also: he's basically your neighbor. He lives on the East side of Vancouver on a farm somewhere. Though, to be honest, its probably Camas but the person writing the article just put Vancouver because its the bigger city.

https://www.theonion.com/stunted-56-yea ... 1825826169

I'm gonna go stand on his porch until he lets me inside.

they finally did it. An epic 6 hour long episode on the theories the wackadoodle the science and the culture of the flat earth theory.

Funny informative and thought provoking (I myself am not a flat Earth proponent but great interesting podcasts are great interesting podcasts)

https://itunes.apple.com/ie/podcast/tho ... 0418415488

I just binged the first season of Serial. Oh man, what a journey. Seems like a lot of unanswered questions that hopefully will come to light over time. The main question for me is a lack of timeline for Hae's car. From leaving the school to being discovered weeks later, surely there were traffic cameras or sightings at some point. DNA testing of her fingernails etc will be key too.

Ultimately, I'm not sure where I fall on this. Adnan could be guilty. Jay may be guilty and could have framed Adnan (although why? there's no motive unless he's a cold killer). All the points that convicted Adnan came from Jay's testimony. And the three points of bad luck surmised by Serial could have been planned or at least preyed upon.

1. That he lent Jay his car and phone that day. In high school you lend shit out all the time without thinking about it.
2. That he asked Hae for a lift and Jay's subsequent comment. The first is innocent until there was a crime.
3. The phone call to Nisha. Butt call seems unlikely although possible. If you planned to frame someone for murder then making a call to firm your story seems easy. Make a call and stay quiet. Done.

All 3 pieces of bad luck could be calculated from Jay.

Fuck, I don't know. I'm going to search this thread for any other posts from you guys.

Hell, there's a book even.

You should check out the first season of the Undisclosed Podcast. It's hosted by Rabia Chaudry who knows Adnan and she's the one who brought the story to Sarah Koening. She and two lawyers host the show and it goes DEEEEEEEEP. The production quality isn't always great but the revelations are unreal. It'll change the way you think about the case and it goes way further than Serial had time for. The shit that these guys find is bonkers.

It's obviously more biased than Serial because of Rabia's involvement. But it's a great listen.

There's another now. Asia McLain the girl alibi from the library.

I'll check that out. Cheers Joey. I might give it a week or so before I hit it. Is Season 2 of Serial good?

It's very, very different. I still enjoyed it. But if S1 is a A+ then S2 is a B-

Joey, have you listened to The Wilderness? Pretty strong podcast even for a non US listener.

I goddamn adore that pod. I'm not caught up yet; still a few episodes behind. But, yes, I agree. It's one of the best political pods out there and I highly recommend it to anyone even remotely interested in the topic. Just outstanding.

Alright, I'm getting tired of the podcast app I have. It keeps freezing and it's been really slow to start lately. What's a good android app? I see that Google put one together but when I open it I notice that it's pretty barebones. The app I am currently using gives you the ability to make a playlist of shows that updates as new episodes are released so all I have to do is a manual refresh and it takes care of the rest. Is there anything like that on Android?

I like Pocketcasts. I don't do anything too sophisticated with it as far as playlists go, just stream new eps when I'm on wifi, download 'em for when I'm not. It does everything I want it to do and never crashes. I think it's free but you can pay a one-time fee for access to the webplayer, which is totally worth it.

I've only used Stitcher. But I love it.

Downcast user. it's served me well for almost 5 years now, but I'd be keen to try something else