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Ad-Free #401: Goodfella's But They're In Love (Patreon)

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2026-03-25 17:00:11
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2026-03
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As far back as I can remember, I always wanted to solve riddles...

Made man Sandy stops by for a Sandbox segment. Don't forget to check out Sandy's daily game: Raddle!

Starring:

Adal Rifai

John Patrick Coan

Erin Keif

Guest Starring:

Sandor Weisz

Editing by: 

Casey Toney

Theme by: 

Arne Parrott

Logo by: 

Emily Kardamis & Emmaline Morris

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Comments

Charlie

Two Studies in Pink, One in the Stink. Edit: I swear to God I paused and wrote this comment right before Erin said it.

Joseph Henderson

Omaha's Henry Doorly Zoo is rated the best in the country. Not a terribly far drive, at least from Chicago. Y'all should Review Crew it someday!

Kelso of the Sea

If Books Could Kill is awesome and so it maintenance phase the other Michael Hobbes show!

Buff Mcnugget

Sircock Comes and Dr John Fuckston.. (I’m sorry… I’m so sorry.. I was trying to fall asleep to this episode but this idea broke my brain)

Seth Waltemyer

And are you so YOUNG Adam/JPC that you can’t remember a Mission Impossible before Tom Cruise?!?!

John Couce

Did I miss them adding a 5th host to the show named Adam?!

Tag Crown

The Striptease Falcon.

Kate

Yesssss If Books Could Kill is an incredible pod

GlowySlime

Sherlock Holmes (the novels) were actually heavily prided on being mysteries built where you might not necessarily have the knowledge, but with the right knowledge, you can catch every clue necessary yourself, and Watson specifically acted as the audience surrogate so that Sherlock would be given an in-universe reason to explain the specific way the mystery worked to help educate readers on aspects they may have missed/not know, and during that time it was considered inappropriate for a mystery to no be able to be solved simply with the information you’re given. Sherlock the show however is notorious for having hidden information, and the titular character willfully withholding the facts that are necessary to solve even the barest details, even down to making fun of solutions in the original novels.

Natterluck

This is the only podcast where I'm liable to holler at the car radio, "The Pounds of Baskervadge!"