The Killdozer

History Dweebs - A look at True Crime, Murders, Serial Killers and the Darkside of History

Tim Scott

Comedy Interviews, Comedy

4 • 619 Ratings

🗓️ 23 January 2021

⏱️ 136 minutes

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Anger issues and heavy equipment are never a good mix. With special guest Nina Innstead!

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0:00.0	Hi, I'm Peter, colleague at Asda Bideford. I'm always asked by customers why our prices are so weirdly specific.
0:07.0	That's a good question, Peter. Like this 130 grand pack of Asda shredded iceberg lattice. See, 48P?
0:13.5	That's because at ASDA, we believe in passing on the pennies wherever we can to help you save the pounds.
0:19.8	Now that's good honest value.
0:21.9	That's Asda Price.
0:24.0	Selected stores, subject to availability, may exclude Asda Express and small stores.
0:28.1	See asda.com slash small stores.
0:34.6	Hi everyone and welcome to History Leaves. I and Tim, welcome to the podcast where we take a
0:42.6	lighthearted look at the dark side of history. Today the topic of our podcast is
0:48.6	Kildozer, the death of Marvin John Heemeyer.
0:57.3	Before we get started and do introductions,
1:00.6	I guess I should check to make sure everyone is here.
1:01.7	Charles, are you here?
1:08.6	I'm here, excited and pumped and ready to go, Timmy.
1:10.8	And we have a very special guest this week Nina
1:12.5	are you here
1:13.3	I am Timmy good morning
1:16.6	you know
1:18.7	because this is like film
1:20.2	it's like recording like from
1:22.8	you know
1:23.6	Mars or something where we have to check in
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