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Fear and hysteria grip the small town of Gilmer, Texas, when the search for missing teenager Kelly Wilson takes a series of bizarre and shocking turns. Thirty years later, journalist Wes Ferguson returns home to uncover what really happened to Kelly, who has never been found, in this wild, 11-episode true crime podcast. "A thorough examination of the circumstances surrounding Wilson's disappearance and the ensuring hysteria that engulfed Gilmer" - Longview News-Journal Devil Town is a produc ...
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A new podcast to illuminate the hidden mysteries within the pagan. and magickal community to break down barriers both within and without the community. Taking from over two decades of studies and multiple perspectives and traditions to bring together and make something bigger then just our community
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Creator and host Wes Ferguson gives a quick update on Devil Town and introduces The Unforgotten, his new true crime podcast that investigates the troubling case of Shelley Watkins, a young mom from Corsicana who was found dead in the Trinity River in 1993. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices…
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Introducing: The Set It’s the crack era.The most violent time in New York City history. The NYPD is fighting a losing battle and instead of protecting the city from drug dealers, some police officers have become them. This is the never-before told, first-person documentary of the biggest police corruption scandal in NYPD history and the investigati…
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Before she vanished, Kelly Wilson was dating a young man with a hot temper named Chris Denton. Police named Chris their chief suspect, but his friends insist he's innocent. Meanwhile, a Gilmer native accuses her own brother of hiding Kelly's body. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices…
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Here’s your special preview episode of the new series Elizabeth the First – about the remarkable life of Elizabeth Taylor. In our preview, Elizabeth Taylor overcomes unthinkable loss and rises as the biggest movie star on the planet. She uses this power to negotiate a legendary payday for her leading role as CLEOPATRA. All eyes are now on Elizabeth…
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Fear and hysteria grip the small town of Gilmer, Texas, when the search for missing teenager Kelly Wilson takes a series of bizarre and shocking turns. Thirty years later, journalist Wes Ferguson returns home to uncover what really happened to Kelly, who has never been found, in this wild, 10-episode true crime podcast. Subscribe now to be ready fo…
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When East Dillon opens in season 4, there is a giant funding gap between the new school and Dillon. How realistic is this? We look at how schools are funded in Texas, how football is funded compared to other extracurriculars, and the extravagance of 6A stadiums. Plus, an update on the NFL's race norming situation, and some non-FNL recommendations. …
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Austin and Mitch discuss the 2004 movie Friday Night Lights. They look at differences between the book and movie, and similarities with the show. Austin explains some technical football stuff, Mitch challenges him to identify movie half-time speeches, and explain why this is the best football movie. email us at deviltownpodcast@gmail.com follow us …
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Austin explains the current college football situation with OU, Texas, the Big 12, and the SEC. Even after recording and editing, I (Mitch) don't understand it well enough to summarize. Austin also explains the changes to the NCAA's power over players' name, image, and likeness. email us at deviltownpodcast@gmail.com follow up on Twitter @deviltown…
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It's the last day of Pride Month! We're talking about LGBTQ+ representation in Friday Night Lights and TV in general. Plus, Carl Nassib and what it means for a professional athlete to come out of the closet. Links: Queer Eyes, Full Hearts, from the blog DietCoke4Breakfast Dave Kopay's Long Wait by David Kamp OutSports article on the 16 out retired …
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In this episode, Mitch and Austin discuss Becky's abortion storyline in season four. Mitch gives some context for Tami's part of the story, looking at the rules and expectations for a school counselor in Texas. Then they look at some recent developments in the fight against abortion access in Texas, Oklahoma, and nationwide. There are many people a…
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Austin explains the NFL's policy of race norming when deciding payouts for players affected by CTE. He explains the history of the Heaton norms used by the NFL, the court case that regulates payouts, and what that means for players and their families. AP New article Follow us on twitter @deviltownpod, @a_greenameyer, and @organzapleats Email us at …
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Does Jason Street have a negligence case against Eric Taylor? In season one, the Streets sue Coach and get a settlement. In reality, the state of Texas treats lawsuits like these very differently. We look at similar cases, the history of sovereign immunity, how laws vary by state, and a coach's burden of care. Links: Overview of the Oklahoma Tort C…
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These episodes are the closest to news Devil Town will ever get. In part one, we highlight three local (to us) stories relevant to topics we've discussed on the podcast: the suspension of the UCO Cheer team, the racism from fans and ensuing fight at the John Marshall vs. Newcastle boys' basketball game, and the racist commentator for the Norman vs.…
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We're finally talking about music. When we first started talking about this podcast, music was the first idea we had, but it's such a daunting topic. There's so much to talk about and we don't get to everything, but we do discuss: Music Supervisor Liza Richardson and the process of making a show like Friday Night Lights Explosions in the Sky Crucif…
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In this episode, we discuss the working lives of the Dillon teens. For a show about football, we spend a lot of time with these characters at their various jobs. We talk about our own experiences, look at some recent data, and speculate about some of the things the show doesn't tell us. Plus, a very special, first ever installment of Football Exper…
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Austin and Mitch discuss the Superbowl. (Are we allowed to put Suberbowl in the episode title? Would the NFL send us a cease and desist?) Statistically, how likely is it for a high school football player to make it to the Superbowl? What were today's NFL stars like as high school players? What is Eric Taylor doing in season three, episode ten when …
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Austin and Mitch discuss the Season 1 arc where Smash tries steroids. They look at the science behind how they work, some of the risks involved, and their prevalence among high school athletes. Plus an in depth analysis of the Season 3 JD/Matt QB fiasco. Sources: ANABOLIC-ANDROGENIC STEROIDS: Mechanism of Action and Effects on Performance FDA Advis…
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Austin and Mitch discuss the Disney+ movie Safety. It's the true story of Ray McElrathbey, a student athlete at Clemson who took care of his younger brother while playing football. We discuss the odd style of the filmmaking, and compare the movie to the real life story. Links: Trailer Safety actors vs. their real life counterparts Esquire interview…
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Austin and Mitch discuss the HBO documentary series The Cost of Winning. In four parts over two hours, it shows an unusual football season at St. Francis Academy in Baltimore. This tiny private school in one of the most disadvantaged neighborhoods in the country has become one of the best high school football programs in the country, and it's playe…
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In this episode, Mitch and Austin take a close look at Varsity Brands, the company that has a stranglehold monopoly over competitive cheerleading. SOURCES: Washington Post article on the American Academy of Pediatrics' findings on catastrophic injuries Houston Press article on Varsity Matt Stoller's article on monopolies Matt Stoller update Slate a…
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This week we discuss cheerleading, in Friday Night Lights, pop culture, and in real high schools. We talk about why it isn't always considered a sport, and why it should be. (Next week's episode will be a deep dive into Varsity, the company behind that decision) Plus, the first installment of a new segment! We do a very manic, very stupid Pop Cultu…
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Austin and Mitch discuss all the way our current situation is affecting the process of college recruiting. They discuss Smash trying to work his way onto a team in season three, other times in history that changed the way football was played, and how teams and players are handling COVID. Follow us on twitter @deviltownpod, @a_greenameyer, and @orga…
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Austin and Mitch discuss the season three arcs of Smash and Saracen's Grandma, which means deep dives into dementia and ACL injuries. Plus a very stupid edition of Football Expert Austin. Follow us on twitter @deviltownpod, @a_greenameyer, and @organzapleats Email us at deviltownpodcast@gmail.com Find transcripts, sources, and links at deviltown.bu…
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In this episode, Mitch and Austin go deep on the legal ramifications of prayer in the locker room. Plus discussions about Brockmire and Jon Bois's 20020. Follow us on twitter @deviltownpod, @a_greenameyer, and @organzapleats Email us at deviltownpodcast@gmail.com Find transcripts and notes at deviltown.buzzsprout.com SOURCES: Jane Doe v. Duncanvill…
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Austin and Mitch talk about religion in Dillon. They try to figure out the denominations of the show's churches, discuss Lyla and Tim's radio shows, and play Two Truths and a Lie: Texas Headlines. Follow us on twitter @deviltownpod, @a_greenameyer, and @organzapleats Email us at deviltownpodcast@gmail.com Find transcripts and notes at deviltown.buz…
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We're back from an unplanned hiatus, talking about the town of Dillon, Texas. There's a lot to love, and almost as much to hate, about small town suburbia. Links: The Architecture of Dillon, Texas by Brantley Hightower Pecos Hank's stormchaser Youtube channel Stephen Cone's movies on the Criterion Channel Email us at deviltownpodcast@gmail.com Foll…
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Austin and Mitch discuss the 2005 documentary Murderball, the sport of Quad Rugby, and the Paralympics. Mitch asks Austin to explain some very basic but confusing football nonsense. Find notes and links at deviltown.buzzsprout.com Follow us on twitter @deviltownpod, @a_greenameyer, and @organzapleats Email us at deviltownpodcast@gmail.com…
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In a continuation of last week's conversation, Austin and Mitch talk about recent sports protests. They discuss which college coaches are doing it right, and which ones aren't, and look at some student athletes making changes in college sports. Follow us on twitter @deviltownpod, @a_greenameyer, and @organzapleats Find transcripts, show notes, and …
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Austin and Mitch discuss the season one episode Black Eyes and Broken Hearts. They look at different ways athletes have protested, from the sixth century to the sixties. Plus another exciting installment of Austin Explains Basic Football Stuff to Mitch. Follow us on twitter @deviltownpod, @a_greenameyer, and @organzapleats Find transcripts and show…
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In this episode, Austin and Mitch discuss the season one episode Blinders, in which Coach Mac uses racist language in an interview. They discuss the history of racial stereotypes in football, the racist structure of college and professional football, and how conscious and unconscious bias affects young athletes. Follow us on twitter @deviltownpod, …
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In this episode, Austin and Mitch discuss partying. Austin shares some data about teens and alcohol. They look at Tyra and Billy's alternate homecoming, and share their own homecoming stories. And Austin teaches Mitch some very basic facts about what a running back does. Follow us on Twitter at @deviltownpodcast, @a_greenameyer, and @organzapleats …
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In the first episode of Devil Town, Austin and Mitch explain how they relate to the show Friday Night Lights. They talk about their own devil towns, their histories with football, and try to figure out who their in-show matches are (Austin is Saracen, Mitch is Landry). They take a close look at spinal cord injuries, the accuracy of Jason Street's s…
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