Episode 127 - Music vs Reality - I Don't Like Mondays

Hollywood Crime Scene

Rachel Fisher

True Crime, Comedy

4.7 • 4.5K Ratings

🗓️ 29 January 2020

⏱️ 45 minutes

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Summary

In our first installment of Music vs Reality we explore the true crime that inspired the 1979 Boomtown Rats hit song, "I Don't Like Mondays"

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0:00.0	Birthdays, anniversaries, holidays.
0:03.0	These are the important dates most people tend to remember.
0:06.5	The podcast network remembers important dates in True Crime history.
0:10.7	Today in True Crime is the new daily podcast from podcasts
0:15.0	that takes you back to the most significant events in True Crime
0:18.6	that happened each day in history.
0:20.6	And I'm happy to tell you that me and Desi are guest hosting
0:23.8	an episode that drops tomorrow January 29th.
0:27.9	Podcast has been a pioneer in the podcast space
0:30.3	and there hasn't been a daily True Crime show like this before.
0:33.3	So we're excited for the opportunity to guest host.
0:36.4	Be sure to follow today in True Crime now on Spotify
0:39.5	so you'll never run out of True Crime content again.
0:42.4	And don't forget to catch us as guest hosts tomorrow January 29th
0:46.0	on Today in True Crime.
0:48.5	Hi, welcome to Hollywood Crime scene.
0:50.2	This is Rachel Fisher.
0:51.7	Hi, this is Desi Jadakim.
0:53.9	Don't pretend like you weren't just talking about something
0:56.8	so fucking disgusting.
0:58.2	I had to close the windows.
0:59.4	I know.
	...

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