Bonus Episode: Crimetown Live in Brooklyn

Crimetown

Gimlet

Government, Society & Culture, News

4.6 • 14.6K Ratings

🗓️ 21 May 2017

⏱️ 41 minutes

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Summary

Earlier this month, we brought some of your favorite Crimetown characters to Brooklyn for a night of storytelling. Hear tales of canine escape, gold heists, prison life and more from Bobby Walason, Charles “the Ghost” Kennedy, Brian Andrews, Tony Fiore, and Dr. Barbara Roberts. For a full list of credits, and more information about this episode, visit crimetownshow.com. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	Hello.
0:03.0	Hello.
0:04.0	Hello.
0:05.0	Wow, what a turnout.
0:08.0	This is incredible.
0:10.0	Who knew?
0:11.0	I'm Mark Smirling, and I'm Zach Sturd Pontier.
0:17.0	Welcome to Crime Town.
0:19.0	Live.
0:20.0	So we started this sort of in a very organic fashion.
0:29.0	And one of the guys we met early on was Dan Barry, who's worked for the New York Times,
0:35.0	or rights for the New York Times.
0:36.0	But previously it worked for the Providence Journal, and it was when a Pulitzer Prize there.
0:41.0	And he was sort of our consigliery, our guru, and he showed us the way.
0:46.0	So he, and he very nicely volunteered to be the MC tonight.
0:51.0	So you guys have heard enough of us, you don't need to hear us talk anymore.
0:56.0	We'll be at the end.
0:57.0	We'll come back and answer questions.
0:59.0	But welcome to the stage, Dan Barry.
1:03.0	So let me tell you how I came to this as a young reporter who back then had hair.
1:17.0	I was working in a North Central Connecticut, working for a small newspaper,
1:24.0	covering school boards, high school graduations, religious cults, you know, as you do.
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