The Curly Mustache Podcast: Ep. 4 - Bonnie Parker | Catwoman

Hey everyone! Thank you for checking out episode 4 of The Curly Mustache Podcast! Each week, Stephen and Joel break down one real-life villain and one fictional villain, talk about their histories, their crimes, their connections with one another, and whether they’re redeemable with the trusty bowler hat scale. This week, we dive in with a couple of lethal ladies, as we talk about Bonnie Parker and Catwoman. Enjoy!

The Curly Mustache Podcast: Ep. 3 - D.B. Cooper | Ivan Korshunov

Hey everyone! Thank you for checking out episode 3 of The Curly Mustache Podcast! Each week, Stephen and Joel break down one real-life villain and one fictional villain, talk about their histories, their crimes, their connections with one another, and whether they’re redeemable with the trusty bowler hat scale.  This week, we're soaring high and discussing the nicest hijacker ever, D.B. Cooper, along with the radicalized Russian portrayed by Gary Oldman, Ivan Korshunov. Enjoy!

The Curly Mustache Podcast: Ep. 2 - Ed Gein | Norman Bates

Hey everyone! Welcome to episode 2 of The Curly Mustache Podcast! Each week, Stephen and Joel break down one real-life villain and one fictional villain, talk about their histories, their crimes, their connections with one another, and whether they're redeemable with the trusty bowler hat scale. This week, we talk about one of the baddest of baddies ever, The Butcher of Plainfield, Ed Gein, as well as mommy's little monster, Norman Bates. Enjoy!

The Curly Mustache Podcast: Ep. 1 - Jack The Ripper | Dr. Jekyll/Mr. Hyde

Hey everyone! Welcome to the first ever episode of The Curly Mustache Podcast! In this podcast, Stephen (Motion Picture Meltdown) and Joel (The Pod People Podcast) break down one real-life villain and one fictional villain per week, talk about their histories, what terrible crimes they perpetrated, why they did them, and discuss any connections the two might have. Each episode is capped off with us debating how many bowler hats they receive on our evil scale, and whether they are redeemable. In this first episode, we talk about the 1888 London slice & dicer, Jack The Ripper, as well as the Robert Louis Stevenson's famous manster, Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde. Enjoy!