Listener Short Stack 4

Re-Solved Mysteries: An Unsolved Mysteries Podcast

Alison Cunningham

True Crime, Tv & Film, After Shows

4.6 • 1K Ratings

🗓️ 14 August 2019

⏱️ 24 minutes

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Summary

Here's a Short Stack created by you, our RM Honeys! In this episode, we decide we want postcards from your weirdest named towns. A listener shares how Unsolved Mysteries helped him develop critical thinking as a child. We discuss a Lewistown, PA mystery. In April 2017, Shane Workman seemingly disappeared without a trace, if you have any information please contact 717.513.5645. We receive our first listener wedding invite and completely lose our minds about it (we love you, Chelsea & Ian!). We send all of the respect, empathy and admiration to a listener who is fighting the good fight for women's reproductive rights. Listener Kate tells us about her no BS taking Grandma and the hospital where Marvin Irvin's victim, Micki Jo West was formally employed. It looks like we may have to head to St. Louis to check it out, Finally, we chat about how much you all loved Into the Water by Paula Hawkins, just kidding you guys were basically like eff that book and we love you for it. Episode Notes:http://www.lewistownsentinel.com/news/local-news/2016/03/police-report/http://www.blogtalkradio.com/themissingvoice/2017/12/07/the-missing-voice-shane-workman Get exclusive and early access to Short Stacks on Patreon:https://www.patreon.com/resolvedmysteriespodcast Support us: https://resolvedmysteriespodcast.com/advertising-support Oooooh get that sweeeeeeeet RM merch, honeys! https://resolvedmysteriespodcast.com/merch Follow us! IG @re_solvedmysteries Facebook @resolvethepod Twitter @resolvethepod Have a favorite unsolved mystery of your own? Contact us! [email protected] Music by Sam Cooper: samcoopermusic.com Logo Design by @rachellenidrasomma Content Warning by: Jared B
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0:00.0	This podcast is not for you.
0:03.0	If you don't like laughing, crying, or being horrified at the actions of other humans,
0:08.0	this podcast is not for you. Hey!
0:27.0	Okay, this isn't just her patrons, this is on our public feet.
0:35.0	Oh, shoot. Hey guys, we're normal. We're normal.
0:38.0	We're normal. We are so normal.
0:40.0	Welcome to a listener short stack.
0:42.0	If this is your first listener short stack that you're listening to,
0:46.0	this isn't a normal episode. It's just a little mini episode where we read different listener emails and talk about things. So enjoy. This is
0:55.8	Eliza and I'm going to read an email from Melanie about her own U.M.
1:00.3	nostalgia. So she says, I heard an ad for this podcast on another one. I can't quite
1:06.0	remember which one possibly the greatest generation and I'm working my way
1:09.8	through from the beginning. I used to watch this show on Fox's Saturday Night Search Party
1:14.6	where I aired back to back with some other shows whose name escapes me that was more focused
1:19.7	on the paranormal. Ugh, so creepy. I was about nine or ten at the time and the theme music for this show used to put my stomach in such knots
1:27.0	that after I shut off the TV, I'd have to go to sleep on my mother's bedroom floor
1:31.0	because I felt so freaked out.
1:33.3	Honey!
1:35.3	Even replaying the music in my head would make me anxious.
1:38.9	But I insisted on staying up late every week to watch it anyway.
1:42.8	It's been such a treat to relive the weird little microcosm of my life that is UN
1:47.2	even though I can hardly remember any specifics of any episodes.
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