For 10 years I've been obsessed with one of the most bizarre and audacious cons in rock and roll history.

We were all facing 20 years and all that that stuff.

The lead singer tried to pull off in an English accent and they went on the road as the zombies.

These guys are not going to get away with it. The zombies are too popular.

Listen to the true story of the fake zombies on the I Heart Radio app, Apple

Podcast or wherever you get your podcast.

Welcome to Tech Stuff, a production from I Heart Radio. Hey there and welcome to TechStuff. I'm your host Jonathan Strickland. I'm an

executive producer with I-Heart Podcasts and how the Tech are you? So y'all I

love to travel. I love to visit new places or revisit ones after I've been away for a long time.

I even don't really mind the journey part of travel which can often be you know stressful

in a hassle if things aren't going well.

One thing that does give me a huge amount of anxiety if I'm traveling is just getting lost or even the

thought of getting lost I do not do very well with that there's some part of my

brain that mistakenly believes that as long as I know where I am, nothing can go too wrong.

And boy, I wish that were true, but, you know, whatever. I just need my brain to let me function properly when I'm out on

holiday so I remember traveling on my honeymoon to London at that point I had never

been outside the United States before. This was my first

trip outside the country and I was going to a city that I had read about extensively. I knew a lot about

London. My major in college was in English literature, but it was with a focus on medieval studies, so things had changed slightly by the time I got there. And reading about a city is very different from actually walking around one.

Also, my honeymoon was in the 1990s, because I'm old.

And that meant I was a decade out from the era of smartphones

so I didn't have a handy mobile device to tell me where I was as I wandered around the city

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