50: Charles Manson’s Hollywood, Part 7: Sharon Tate and Jay Sebring

E3: The Beach Boys, Dennis Wilson, and Charles Manson, Songwriter: In part three, we’ll talk about Charlie Manson’s arrival in Los Angeles, discuss Dennis Wilson’s life and the role he played in enabling Manson’s rock n’ roll delusions, and explain how The Beach Boys came to record a song written by Charles Manson. by You Must Remember Manson

46 min listen

E7: Sharon Tate and Jay Sebring: In the first of two episodes about the Manson Family’s most famous victim, we’ll trace actress Sharon Tate’s early years, her romance with celebrity hairdresser Jay Sebring, and the on-set affair that changed the course of Tate’s life and career. by You Must Remember Manson

31 min listen

44: Charles Manson’s Hollywood, Part 1: What We Talk About When We Talk About The Manson Murders: This season, You Must Remember This will explore the murders committed in the summer of 1969 by followers of Charles Manson. Today, we’ll talk about what was going on in the show business capital that made Manson seem like a relatively normal guy. by You Must Remember This

40 min listen

47: Charles Manson’s Hollywood, Part 4: Spahn Ranch and the Beatles’ White Album: After wearing out his welcome at Dennis Wilson’s house, Manson moves his family to Spahn Ranch, a dilapidated Western movie set where the cult starts preparing for Helter Skelter, Manson's made-up apocalypse inspired by The Beatles. by You Must Remember This

43 min listen

E11: Death Valley ’69: After the murders, Manson moved his family to the depths of the California desert. There, even before they were finally apprehended by the law, their utopia started to fall apart. by You Must Remember Manson

44 min listen

46: Charles Manson’s Hollywood, Part 3: The Beach Boys, Dennis Wilson, and Charles Manson, Songwriter: In this episode we’ll talk about Charlie Manson’s arrival in Los Angeles, discuss Dennis Wilson’s life and the role he played in enabling Manson’s rock n’ roll delusions, and explain how The Beach Boys came to record a... by You Must Remember This

50 min listen

45: Charles Manson’s Hollywood, Part 2: How Manson Found His Family: Today we're tracing Charles Manson's life from his birth to a teenage con artist, through multiple stints in reform schools and prisons, and finally to San Francisco circa 1967, where Manson began to try out his guru act on the local hippie kids. by You Must Remember This

39 min listen

E5: Doris Day and Terry Melcher: Charles Manson became convinced his best chance at rock stardom was impressing Terry Melcher, a record executive who had made stars out of The Byrds, who was also Doris Day's son and Candice Bergen's boyfriend. by You Must Remember Manson

43 min listen

E9: August 8-10, 1969: Over the course of a single weekend, half a dozen hippies massacred seven people. This episode includes disturbing details about very violent crimes. by You Must Remember Manson

48 min listen

E10: Roman Polanski After Sharon Tate by You Must Remember Manson

41 min listen

THE MAD CHOPPER-Fred Rosen: Fred Rosen follows a killer’s trail back in time 2 decades to discover how a monster slipped through the legal system When police in Tampa, Florida, arrested Larry Singleton in 1997 for brutally murdering prostitute Roxanne Hayes, they soon realized... by True Murder: The Most Shocking Killers

94 min listen

152: Hollywood’s First Weight Loss Surgery: Molly O’Day (Make Me Over, Episode 1): At the age of 18, actress Molly O’Day’s career showed great promise — the only thing holding her back was a bit of pubescent pudge. When diets failed, she became the guinea pig of Hollywood's first highly-publicized weight loss surgery. This was in 1929, and the procedure was, as one fan magazine described it "dangerous... and all in vain." What lead Molly to such desperation? And what happened after the surgery to make her former lover, actor George Raft, declare it “ruined her health, her career and damn near killed her?" by You Must Remember This

39 min listen

158: The Hemingway Curse? Mariel and Margaux (Make Me Over, Episode 7): A close look at the parallel lives of Margaux and Mariel Hemingway, sisters born with a world-famous last name that stood for both genius and self-destruction. Both rose to fame in the 1970s, Margaux as a supermodel and Mariel as an actress, and then both struggled with various demons. But while Margaux followed her grandfather's fate, Mariel confronted the family's dark legacy and reinvented herself as a mental health and wellness advocate. This episode was written and performed by Michael Schulman, a writer at The New Yorker and the author of "Her Again: Becoming Meryl Streep," a New York Times bestseller. His work has also appeared in Vanity Fair, the New York Times and other publications. by You Must Remember This

49 min listen

Charles Manson heads to hell! Youngest 'Family' member tells her story by Crime Stories with Nancy Grace

49 min listen

Rudolph Valentino (Fake News: Fact-Checking Hollywood Babylon Episode 10): Rudolph Valentino was Hollywood’s first “latin lover.” His shocking death at the age of 31 was attributed to side effects from an appendectomy, but Hollywood Babylon forwards theories that Valentino may have actually been poisoned by You Must Remember This

61 min listen

155: Passing for White: Merle Oberon (Make Me Over, Episode 4): In 1935, Merle Oberon became the first biracial actress to be nominated for a Best Actress Oscar, an incredible achievement in then-segregated Hollywood -- except that nobody in Hollywood knew Oberon was biracial. Born in Bombay into abject poverty in 1911, Oberon's fate seemed sealed in her racist colonial society. But a series of events, lies, men and an obsession with controlling her own image -- even if it meant bleaching her own skin -- changed Oberon's path forever.This episode was written and performed by Halley Bondy, a writer and journalist whose work has appeared on NBC, The Outline, Eater NY, Paste Magazine, Scary Mommy, Bustle, Vice and more. She's an author of five young adult books plus a handful of plays and is a writer / producer for the podcast "Masters of Scale." She lives in Brooklyn with husband / cheerleader Tim and her amazing toddler Robin. by You Must Remember This

49 min listen

Episode 320: Biggie and Tupac Part I - Sugar Bear: We're delving into the cases of two of the most famous "unsolved" murders of the 20th century: Biggie Smalls and Tupac Shakur. On our first episode, we're going to give a short history of gangsta rap in order to track the path that led to the... by Last Podcast On The Left

101 min listen

Gossip Girls: Louella Parsons And Hedda Hopper (The Queer, Female Film Producer You’ve Never Heard Of, Episode 5) by You Must Remember This

50 min listen

NEEDLE WORK-Fred Rosen: A Michigan couple’s affair leads to two grisly murders by heroin injection in this true crime account from the acclaimed author of Lobster Boy. When Carol Giles’s friend Nancy Billiter was found dead—she had been bound, sexually violated, and... by True Murder: The Most Shocking Killers

68 min listen

Robert Durst: Robert Durst is the former, high-profile real estate tycoon and star of HBO’s The Jinx. He first gained the media’s attention with the disappearance of his wife in 1982. Although Durst was investigated, his wife’s body was never found and... by Murder Made Me Famous

60 min listen

The Night Stalker Part 1 - 226 by The Generation Why Podcast

57 min listen

1: Where's Richard? | Missing Richard Simmons by Headlong: Missing Richard Simmons

28 min listen

Drinks, Dinner & Death-Alan R. Warren: In the middle-class neighborhood of Muswell Hill, underneath a spectacular residence located at 23 Cranley Gardens, a gruesome discovery was about to be unearthed. While working on drainage pipes of the house at that location, a plumber discovered... by True Murder: The Most Shocking Killers

74 min listen

153: Hollywood’s First Weight Loss Guru: Madame Sylvia (Make Me Over, Episode 2): Glamorous and shrewd, Sylvia of Hollywood became the movie industry’s first weight-loss guru during the end of the silent era. An immigrant of mysterious origin, she would cannily market herself to clients like Gloria Swanson, who she promised to ‘slenderize, refine, reduce and squeeze’ into shape. But her taste for gossip and publicity would become her downfall in the 1930s when she published a catty tell-all memoir about her star clients. This episode was written and performed by Christina Newland, an award-winning journalist on film, pop culture and boxing at Sight & Sound Magazine, Little White Lies, VICE, Hazlitt, The Ringer and others. She loves 70s Americana, boxing flicks, fashion and old Hollywood lore. She was born in New York and lives in Nottingham, England. by You Must Remember This

43 min listen

157: Cass Elliot, Carnie Wilson and Fat-Shaming in Rock and Pop (Make Me Over, Episode 6): Cass Elliot didn’t die eating a ham sandwich. But the lasting power of that urban legend speaks to a far darker story. Elliot possessed one of the most influential voices of the 1960s. However, while her big break with The Mamas and The Papas and meteoric career changed the LA music scene forever, it also entrapped Elliot in a cycle of fat-shaming, sending her spiraling into catastrophic weight-loss regimens. In this episode, we’ll talk about the music industry’s complicated relationship with weight, how crash dieting likely led to the untimely death of this music legend, and the true legacy of Elliot in pop culture.This episode was written and performed by Lexi Pandell, a writer from Oakland, California. Her work has been published by The Atlantic, the New York Times, WIRED, The New Republic, Condé Nast Traveler, GQ, Playboy and many others. by You Must Remember This

48 min listen

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E12: The Manson Family on Trial: The trials of the Manson family became a kind of public theater which a number of current and future filmmakers found themselves caught up in. by You Must Remember Manson

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30: Star Wars Episode IV: Gene Tierney (Or: The Many Loves of Howard Hughes, Chapter 5): The luminous star of a number of key film noirs and melodramas of the 1940s, Gene Tierney's personal life was highly dramatic and heartbreakingly tragic. by You Must Remember This

42 min listen

THE LAST JEWISH GANGSTER-David Larson: In 1944 Brooklyn, newborn Michael J. Hardy is rejected by his mother so she can run with gangster Bugsy Siegel, Hardy's godfather. Shirley Rook quickly rose to the top of the criminal ranks. As the Queen of New York City crime, she laundered Mob... by True Murder: The Most Shocking Killers

48 min listen

Mysterious unsolved of the disappearance of Maura Murray by Crime Stories with Nancy Grace

46 min listen

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50: Charles Manson’s Hollywood, Part 7: Sharon Tate and Jay Sebring

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