89: Wendy & Beth

True Crime Binge

Bob Ruff

True Crime

4.8 • 764 Ratings

🗓️ 15 June 2022

⏱️ 47 minutes

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Summary

This week’s episode features guests Wendy and Beth, co-hosts of the podcast “Fruitloops: Serial Killers of Color.” Covering the often untold stories of crimes involving people of color, Wendy and Beth also discuss historical and social contexts that contribute to those crimes. Bob chats with the duo about the inspiration for their podcast, Beth’s art degrees, and Shane Yoder’s love for the xylophone. They then discuss the horrific tragedy of the Waddell Temple Massacre.

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0:00.0	The internet's full of true crime podcasts.
0:05.7	More and more are added to the list every day.
0:08.7	Figuring out where to start or where to go next can be overwhelming.
0:12.3	But have no fear.
0:13.5	I'm Bob Ruff, and this is the place to find your next true crime binge.
0:20.8	Music The place to find your next true crime binge.
0:43.1	All right, I'm joined today by Wendy and Beth from the Fruit Loops Serial Killers of Color podcast. And I have to say, I'm a little disappointed.
0:46.0	Every time I've ever come across you guys has been at CrimeCon.
0:49.5	And you have amazing wigs and costumes.
0:55.1	And you guys are looking very, like, plain today, normal.
0:59.4	Yeah, you're not going to believe this.
1:01.1	We are regular, schmegular, degular girls.
1:03.8	Yeah.
1:04.5	Yeah, what the hell?
1:05.6	Like, that's not what I was expecting at all.
1:08.0	I was waiting for the pink wigs.
1:09.2	Oh, damn it.
1:10.3	I guess we should have worn our wigs.
1:12.0	Yeah.
1:12.6	I guess that means you'll have to have us on again.
1:15.2	Yeah, there we go.
1:15.9	Next time you'll have the wigs on.
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