Eddie Tipton
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Podcast Appearances
Can I wave your hand, dawgs?
Can I wave your hand, dawgs?
Can I wave your hand, dawgs?
Support for Criminal comes from Apple Podcasts. Each month, Apple Podcasts highlights one series worth your attention, and they call these series essentials. This month, they recommend Wondery's Ghost Story, a seven-part series that follows journalist Tristan Redman as he tries to get to the bottom of a ghostly presence in his childhood home.
Support for Criminal comes from Apple Podcasts. Each month, Apple Podcasts highlights one series worth your attention, and they call these series essentials. This month, they recommend Wondery's Ghost Story, a seven-part series that follows journalist Tristan Redman as he tries to get to the bottom of a ghostly presence in his childhood home.
His investigation takes him on a journey involving homicide detectives, ghost hunters, and even psychic mediums, and leads him to a dark secret about his own family. Check out Ghost Story, a series essential pick, completely ad-free on Apple Podcasts. Very soon, I get to do my favorite thing. Go on tour and meet so many of you.
His investigation takes him on a journey involving homicide detectives, ghost hunters, and even psychic mediums, and leads him to a dark secret about his own family. Check out Ghost Story, a series essential pick, completely ad-free on Apple Podcasts. Very soon, I get to do my favorite thing. Go on tour and meet so many of you.
This month, Criminal is coming to Austin, Tucson, Boulder, Portland, Oregon, Detroit, Madison, Northampton, and Atlanta. If you didn't get to come and see our 10-year anniversary show earlier this year, this is your last chance. You'll get to hear seven brand new stories, most of which will probably make you laugh. I'll even try to come and say hi at the merch table.
This month, Criminal is coming to Austin, Tucson, Boulder, Portland, Oregon, Detroit, Madison, Northampton, and Atlanta. If you didn't get to come and see our 10-year anniversary show earlier this year, this is your last chance. You'll get to hear seven brand new stories, most of which will probably make you laugh. I'll even try to come and say hi at the merch table.
Get your tickets while they last at thisiscriminal.com slash live. You might know that the criminal team loves to find great spots to eat lunch on tour. So when we're back on the road this fall, we plan to use the new app from our friends at Eater. It's free, and it uses your location to show you nearby restaurants recommended by Eater's editors.
Get your tickets while they last at thisiscriminal.com slash live. You might know that the criminal team loves to find great spots to eat lunch on tour. So when we're back on the road this fall, we plan to use the new app from our friends at Eater. It's free, and it uses your location to show you nearby restaurants recommended by Eater's editors.
More than 10,000 restaurants in more than 100 cities around the world. You can even search by the type of food. I've already found two good-looking spots near our shows in Portland and Atlanta. You can download it too at eater.com slash app.
More than 10,000 restaurants in more than 100 cities around the world. You can even search by the type of food. I've already found two good-looking spots near our shows in Portland and Atlanta. You can download it too at eater.com slash app.
On December 23, 2010, a $16.5 million hot lotto ticket was sold at a quick-trip gas station on the northeast side of Des Moines, Iowa. The buyer of the ticket had matched all five numbers, plus the hot lotto number. The ticket read 3-12-16-26-33 and hot ball 11. The news made local headlines all throughout the state after the numbers were drawn six days later.
On December 23, 2010, a $16.5 million hot lotto ticket was sold at a quick-trip gas station on the northeast side of Des Moines, Iowa. The buyer of the ticket had matched all five numbers, plus the hot lotto number. The ticket read 3-12-16-26-33 and hot ball 11. The news made local headlines all throughout the state after the numbers were drawn six days later.
The Muscatine Journal's headline read, Someone is suddenly a millionaire. But then, no one showed up with the winning ticket.
The Muscatine Journal's headline read, Someone is suddenly a millionaire. But then, no one showed up with the winning ticket.