TMRF Podcast #3: Killer Hurricanes And Killer Contestants

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Matt talks about Hurricane Michael as it makes landfall along the Florida coast then makes a silky smooth transition into talking about his conspiracy theories regarding the Amish. To wrap up, Matt digs into the story of Rodney Alcala, The Dating Game Serial Killer.

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