Deep in the mountains of Greece, the country's most-wanted man has been on the run for over a decade.

He's a bank robber, a barajah shunnelz, a kidnapper, but to many Greeks, he's a hero.

His name is Vasili Spaliokostas and we're on the trail of the man behind the men, a modern-day Robinhood who steals from the rich and gives to the port.

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What's up y'all? I'm Brian Ford, Artisan Baker and host of the new podcast FlakyBiscuit. I'm going to help y'all learn how to cook and bake new things as we get to know our guests through their favorite nostalgic meal.

So every time you have a guest you cook their favorite food.

Already, no? That's right. That's all we do.

Like you just get mad.

Maybe I'll be open somebody say I like free spots.

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Welcome to Stuff Mom Never Told You from HouseOfBoards.com.

Hello and welcome to the podcast. I'm Kristen and I'm Caroline and we're recording this episode as a celebration of International Women's Day.

Ta-da! Happens every March 8th. Although I kind of feel like International Women's Day and Galentine's Day should just be folded into the same February 13th celebration.

As long as it is still like really cool and pro lady and pro awesome ladies as opposed to what Women's Day in Russia has become.

It had such great strong political roots in Russia. And now Women's Day is like this weird Valentine's Mother's Day saccharine hybrid where and you're like what's wrong with that?

At least take a candy. It's like yeah you get candy and flowers but it's in celebration of like how sweet and sexy a lady is.

Not necessarily like go women.

Yeah, there was a really awkward photo that I found of Vladimir Putin handing bouquets of tulips to a group of Russian women.

He was almost smiling but it just did not look like a very celebratory affair. It didn't only smiles when he's riding bears shirtless in the wilderness.

Exactly. But the looks on the women's faces said to me like well here's this year's bouquet. All right. This is all I'm getting.

Well, I mean there was I forget where I was reading the article. It might have been in the Washington Post or the Wall Street Journal.

One of those really important newspapers that I regularly read. But you name dropping papers. Absolutely.

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