The 4 Best Liar City Podcast Episodes
1) That's Entertainment! (Part One)
This week, join Darien and Brian as they tell (half of) the fascinating story of a man who just might be the world's best bullshit artist, the incomparable Andy Kaufman.
2) Drinking The Kool-Aid With Jim Jones
Jonestown, Guyana. A 3,500 acre commune in the middle of a jungle, was supposed to be a socialist paradise on earth for Jim Jones and his many followers. Instead, it became a metaphor for all the reas...Show More
3) Lance Armstrong's Favorite Mistake
It's hard to judge Lance Armstrong. While he's certainly a man who defied horrific odds to reach the absolute pinnacle of success, there is now zero doubt that he was also a cheater, a liar, and a bul...Show More
4) Tania Head and the WTC Survivor's Network
This week, join Brian and Bren as they discuss Tania Head, the former president of the World Trade Center Survivor's Network. Follow Liar City on Twitter.
5) Freedom Club
This week, join Brian and Darien as they tell the tale of our nation's most prolific homegrown environmental terrorist, Ted Kaczynski. Follow Liar City on Twitter. We'll pay you handsomely in East Ge...Show More
6) Satanic Panic V: Mazes and Monsters
This week, join Brian and Darien as they tell the stories behind the 1980's D&D moral panic. Follow Liar City on Twitter. Seriously. Go do that now. We'll wait.
7) How I Got To Memphis (Kaufman Part 2)
This week, join Darien and Brian as they conclude the Andy Kaufman story. Follow Liar City on Twitter.
8) The Boys in the Bank
This week, join Brian and Darien as they tell the real story behind one of the strangest crimes of the 1970s -- the simple robbery of a Brooklyn bank that became a local sensation, then a media circus...Show More
9) The Sinful Messiah and The Seven Seals
This week, join Brian and Darien as they wade through the origins of the Branch Davidian group, and the lead-up to the infamous Waco Siege. Follow Liar City on Twitter.
10) Great Artists Steal: The Xerox PARC Story
This week, join Brian and Darien as they tell the story of the PC revolution from the perspective of a group of researchers and scientists who should be credited for it -- the people of Xerox PARC.