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Billington's Bad Reputation
23:16 - 30:05 (06:49)
The podcast recounts a story about Billington, who had a bad reputation and continuously chased off a young thief. However, the history behind the event is uncertain due to the lack of proper records.
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The podcasters discuss the story of Billington, America's first murderer, who made an enemy and killed him over hunting rights, just 10 years after arriving as an original Mayflower compact signer.
23:16 - 24:29 (01:12)
Summary
The podcasters discuss the story of Billington, America's first murderer, who made an enemy and killed him over hunting rights, just 10 years after arriving as an original Mayflower compact signer.
ChapterBillington's Bad Reputation
EpisodeSelects: Who was America's first murderer?
PodcastStuff You Should Know
In this snippet, the podcast talks about a man named Billington and his conflict with a 17-year-old who kept stealing from his traps.
24:29 - 26:52 (02:23)
Summary
In this snippet, the podcast talks about a man named Billington and his conflict with a 17-year-old who kept stealing from his traps.
ChapterBillington's Bad Reputation
EpisodeSelects: Who was America's first murderer?
PodcastStuff You Should Know
The Manawalk Caves is a psychological thriller and supernatural horror podcast produced by iHeart Radio, Blumhouse Television, and Psychopia Pictures.
26:52 - 28:33 (01:41)
Summary
The Manawalk Caves is a psychological thriller and supernatural horror podcast produced by iHeart Radio, Blumhouse Television, and Psychopia Pictures. Starring Jonathan Tucker and Eddie Categhi, the podcast follows the events that happened when three boys entered a Tennessee cave, but only one returned.
ChapterBillington's Bad Reputation
EpisodeSelects: Who was America's first murderer?
PodcastStuff You Should Know
Join a neuroscientist and author at Stanford University as she shares her insights and explores the relationship between the brain and our life experiences, giving us the tools to better understand our realities.
28:33 - 30:05 (01:32)
Summary
Join a neuroscientist and author at Stanford University as she shares her insights and explores the relationship between the brain and our life experiences, giving us the tools to better understand our realities.