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Big Time
Dead Fish Tell No Tales: Part 1 | 2
If you aren't cheating, you aren't trying. Maybe you've heard that expression a time or two, and it would stand to reason that a good time to try that concept out would be in a fishing competition. I mean, after all, who's going to get hurt too bad by a little cheating? It turns out a whole town could get hurt.
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Dead Fish Tell No Tales: Part 1 | 2
Next week on Big Time, Chase and Jake face the music. This has been Big Time, an Apple original podcast produced by Peace of Work Entertainment and Campside Media in association with Olive Productions. It's hosted by me, Steve Buscemi. This episode was reported and produced by Sean Flynn and Louise Jarvis Flynn. Our story editor is Audrey Quinn. Lane Rose is our showrunner and managing producer.
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Dead Fish Tell No Tales: Part 1 | 2
Our production team includes Amy Padula, Rajiv Gola, Morgan Jaffe, and associate producer Dania Abdelhamid. Fact-checking by Gray Lanza. Sound design and mixing by Shani Aviram. Our theme was written by Nicholas Principe and Peter Silberman of Spatial Relations. Production help from Matt Rand. Campside Media's executive producers are Josh Dean, Vanessa Gregoriotis, Adam Hoff, and Matt Scher.
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Dead Fish Tell No Tales: Part 1 | 2
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Dead Fish Tell No Tales: Part 1 | 2
And that's why when a dynamic duo and a fishing event in Ohio pursue victory by any means necessary, it becomes just as necessary for tournament organizers to bring down the hammer. I'm Steve Buscemi, and you're listening to Big Time, an Apple original podcast from Peace of Work Entertainment and Campside Media in association with Olive Productions.
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Dead Fish Tell No Tales: Part 1 | 2
Today, to tell us a tale of a truly epic and public fail, we have our own dynamic duo, journalists, married couple, and honest anglers, Sean Flynn and Louise Jarvis Flynn, with part one of our story, Dead Fish Tell No Tales.
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Crime Stings | 6
Steve Buscemi here. This is Big Time, an Apple original podcast from Peace of Work Entertainment and Campside Media in association with Olive Productions. Today, we ask an age-old question. How do you steal 50 million bees? My guess would have been a really, really big net. It turns out it's a lot more complicated than that. Sam Mullins has our story today about a lot of missing bees. Music
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Crime Stings | 6
It's one thing when it's bears eating your bees or a levee breaking and flooding your bees or a fire coming through and burning your bees. That's also devastating and heartbreaking. But it's nowhere as psychologically profound as when it's somebody else doing it to you. Some other beekeeper.
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Crime Stings | 6
It's a whole little industry. It's got its own trade magazines and trade associations. We have conventions and a bunch of truck driver sheepherder types.
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Crime Stings | 6
In this business, you need a lot of friends. You got to build your reputation one guy at a time. It's a very personal relationship kind of business for reals.
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Crime Stings | 6
Next week on Big Time, she's beauty, she's grace, she's stupendous, Shirley S. This has been Big Time, an Apple original podcast produced by Peace of Work Entertainment and Campside Media in association with Olive Productions. It's hosted by me, Steve Buscemi. This episode was written by Sam Mullins and produced by Lindsay Kilbride. Original reporting was done by Josh Dean.
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Crime Stings | 6
Our story editor is Audrey Quinn. Lane Rose is our showrunner and managing producer. Our production team includes Amy Padula, Rajiv Gola, Morgan Jaffe, and associate producer Dania Abdelhamid. Fact-checking by Mary Mathis. Sound design and mixing by Shawnee Aviram. Our theme was written by Nicholas Principe and Peter Silberman of Spatial Relations.
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Crime Stings | 6
Production help from Ashley Ann Krigbaum and Srishti Prabha. Campside Media's executive producers are Josh Dean, Vanessa Grigoriadis, Adam Hoff, and Matt Scher. Follow and listen on Apple Podcasts. Thanks for listening.
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Crime Stings | 6
The mortality back when I started was 10 to 15 percent. Now it's in the 50s, 60s, 80 percent losses. Whole hives vanishing. Disappearing. Nothing but tiny little cupfuls of bees. Yeah, now that's not fun.
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Crime Stings | 6
Everybody wants to come to the almonds. You come out with a fat paycheck and your bees come out fat and happy. It's a beautiful thing.
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Crime Stings | 6
And I go out there and it was a fog and I pull up and I go, why are my bees so short? What's going on?
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Crime Stings | 6
I was devastated. I was completely devastated. And back then I was pretty fiery and ready to murder somebody.
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Crime Stings | 6
Those bees are gone. They're gone with the wind. You'll never find them. But a million six acres. Where are you going to look? Where are you going to start? Because they went into some almond orchard somewhere.
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Crime Stings | 6
They didn't just pick them up and put them in the hills. They went into a pollination deal.
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Missing Helen: Part 2 | 11
Last week I told you I don't like aquarium touch tanks. Well, I thought about it. I still don't. Anyway, this is part two of our two-part series called Missing Helen. If you missed the first part, just go back one episode and catch up. Or you can dive in halfway and be confused. It's your life. Do whatever you want.
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Missing Helen: Part 2 | 11
Next week on Big Time, Oceans 420. This has been Big Time, an Apple original podcast produced by Peace of Work Entertainment and Campside Media in association with Olive Productions. It's hosted by me, Steve Buscemi. This episode was reported and produced by Rajiv Gola and Morgan Jaffe. Our story editor is Audrey Quinn. Lane Rose is our showrunner and managing producer.
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Missing Helen: Part 2 | 11
Our production team includes Amy Padula and associate producer Dania Abdelhamid. Fact-checking by Mary Mathis. Sound design and mixing by Shani Aviram. Our theme was written by Nicholas Principe and Peter Silberman of Spatial Relations. Production help from Austin Sisler of Eastside Music Studios and Paul Jones of Oralation Studios.
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Missing Helen: Part 2 | 11
Campside Media's executive producers are Josh Dean, Vanessa Gregoriotis, Adam Hoff, and Matt Scheer. Follow and listen on Apple Podcasts. Thanks for listening.
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Missing Helen: Part 2 | 11
I'm Steve Buscemi and you're listening to Big Time, an Apple original podcast from Peace of Work Entertainment and Campside Media in association with Olive Productions. Rajiv Gola will take it from here.
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Missing Helen: Part 1 | 10
If you've ever been to an aquarium, you've probably seen a touch tank. It's an interactive exhibit with shallow basins of water where you can stick your hands in to try to touch sea creatures. Usually you'll find crabs, sea anemones, stingrays, and even sometimes sharks in there. Here's what I have to say to that. No thanks. I don't need to get my hands slimy and sleeves wet with dirty fish water.
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Missing Helen: Part 1 | 10
Next week on Big Time, Ammon tells all. This has been Big Time, an Apple original podcast produced by Peace of Work Entertainment and Campside Media in association with Olive Productions. It's hosted by me, Steve Buscemi. This episode was reported and produced by Rajiv Gola and Morgan Jaffe. Our story editor is Audrey Quinn. Lane Rose is our showrunner and managing producer.
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Missing Helen: Part 1 | 10
Our production team includes Amy Padula and associate producer Dania Abdelhamid. Fact-checking by Mary Mathis. Sound design and mixing by Shawnee Aviram. Our theme was written by Nicholas Principe and Peter Silberman of Spatial Relations. Campside Media's executive producers are Josh Dean, Vanessa Gregoriadis, Adam Hoff, and Matt Scheer. Follow and listen on Apple Podcasts. Thanks for listening.
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Missing Helen: Part 1 | 10
And it's none of my business what those fish are doing in there anyways. Now, the reason I bring this up at all is because today's caper takes place in the murky water of one of those touch tanks. It's a story about folks who definitely didn't mind getting their hands dirty and most certainly didn't grant these sea creatures the respect they deserved.
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Missing Helen: Part 1 | 10
I'm Steve Buscemi, and you're listening to Big Time, an Apple original podcast from Peace of Work Entertainment and Campside Media in association with Olive Productions. Today's episode, part one of a two-part story, is reported by Rajiv Golan.
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The Homecoming Queen’s Gambit | 1
Hi, Steve Buscemi here. You know, long before I was an actor, I used to work as an usher at a movie theater in Valley Stream, Long Island. My job at the Bel Air Theater was to maintain order during screenings. I'd walk the theater aisles, flashlight in hand, pretending I was some sort of authority figure. Now, during these patrols, I'd watch the same movies over and over again.
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The Homecoming Queen’s Gambit | 1
You'll hear stories of underdogs and misfits who have somehow mustered up the courage to star in their own story. Now, I'm not saying these characters that we're going to follow are heroes. Like Fredo or Sal, they're complicated, dangerous, and flawed. They make questionable decisions, but they do it on their own terms.
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The Homecoming Queen’s Gambit | 1
To kick off the show, we have the story of a high school popularity contest and the mother-daughter duo willing to risk it all for the plastic crown. This is Big Time, an Apple original podcast from Peace of Work Entertainment and Campside Media in association with Olive Productions. Here to tell you more is reporter Rajiv Gola.
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The Homecoming Queen’s Gambit | 1
Next week on Big Time, something's a little fishy. This has been Big Time, an Apple original podcast produced by Peace of Work Entertainment and Campside Media in association with Olive Productions. It's hosted by me, Steve Buscemi. This episode was reported and produced by Rajiv Gola and Morgan Jaffe. Our story editor is Audrey Quinn. Lane Rose is our showrunner and managing producer.
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The Homecoming Queen’s Gambit | 1
Our production team includes Rajiv Gola, Morgan Jaffe, and associate producer Dania Abdelhamid. Fact-checking by Mary Mathis. Sound design and mixing by Shani Aviran. Our theme was written by Nicholas Principe and Peter Silberman of Spatial Relations. Production help from Matt Rand. Campside Media's executive producers are Josh Dean, Vanessa Gregoriotis, Adam Hoff, and Matt Scher.
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The Homecoming Queen’s Gambit | 1
Follow and listen on Apple Podcasts. Thanks for listening.
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The Homecoming Queen’s Gambit | 1
And when you watch something repeatedly, you start to notice the minutiae, like an actor's subtle facial expressions or the composition of a particular shot. It was almost like I had my own personal film class. So in between sweeping up popcorn and changing the titles on the marquee, my appreciation for the supporting character really came into focus.
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The Homecoming Queen’s Gambit | 1
I mean, these roles often go uncelebrated and live in the shadow of the leading characters. Take, for example, one of my favorite actors, John Cazale. Now, you know him as Fredo from the Godfather movies. Now, Cazale doesn't always get the same sort of name recognition as Al Pacino or Marlon Brando, but maybe that's because he was so good at disappearing into the role. He became Fredo.
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The Homecoming Queen’s Gambit | 1
So one night during my shift, I'm watching Sidney Lumet's Dog Day Afternoon for like the 10th time, starring the one and only Al Pacino. And as I'm watching one night, I realize, wow, the actor playing Sal, Pacino's long-haired partner in crime, is the same actor who played Fredo, John Cazale. I mean, I almost didn't recognize him. He looked and acted totally different in this role.
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The Homecoming Queen’s Gambit | 1
I mean, I was blown away. He blended into the story, shaping and expanding the narrative, but he was never the star. Always a supporting role. But to me, those fringe characters are fascinating. They make me lean in and ask, what's their story? What's going on with them? Well, I am pleased to introduce you to Big Time, a show that shines the spotlight directly on those outcast characters.
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Norway’s Most Wanted | 5
Untie him. Oh, but before you do, put a bullet in his fucking head. But none of these villains are as charismatic, smooth, or as Norwegian as today's subject. A gentleman bank robber and a master of the escape. Two things that have to work in perfect harmony, it turns out.
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Norway’s Most Wanted | 5
Next week on Big Time, how 50 million bees go missing. This has been Big Time, an Apple original podcast produced by Peace of Work Entertainment and Campside Media in association with Olive Productions. It's hosted by me, Steve Buscemi. This episode was reported by Sean Flynn. Our story editor is Audrey Quinn. Lane Rose is our showrunner and managing producer.
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Norway’s Most Wanted | 5
Our production team includes Amy Padula, Rajiv Gola, Morgan Jaffe, and associate producer Danya Abdelhamid. Fact-checking by Mary Mathis with translation support by Jessica Robinson. Sound design and mixing by Shawnee Aviram. Our theme was written by Nicholas Principe and Peter Silberman of Spatial Relations.
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Norway’s Most Wanted | 5
Campside Media's executive producers are Josh Dean, Vanessa Gregoriotis, Adam Hoff, and Matt Scher. Follow and listen on Apple Podcasts. Thanks for listening.
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Norway’s Most Wanted | 5
I'm Steve Buscemi, and you're listening to Big Time, an Apple original podcast from Peace of Work Entertainment and Campside Media in association with Olive Productions. Today's episode, Norway's Most Wanted, is reported by Sean Flynn.
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The Mayor of Madison Avenue | 9
I knew him, but I didn't know him. I mean, he never talked to me. I would never let him into clubs. I mean, he's not my style. DJ, he's a thug. He's got no class.
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The Mayor of Madison Avenue | 9
Andrew felt that people would never complain because they were spending so much money in so many places that a Chanel, their store bag could get lost. And among the other Chanel bags that they bought or the dresses they bought, it was all lost. And that's why it took a long time. And that's why all these people got involved. That's why it grew so big, became so many people.
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The Mayor of Madison Avenue | 9
Everybody was affected. Affected because they really couldn't trust anybody. Your waitress could be stealing your card. Your bartender, you couldn't buy anything on the street. Or if you didn't know the person personally, man, when the shit hit the fan, I remember I had to recheck everything, make sure they weren't stealing credit cards.
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The Mayor of Madison Avenue | 9
For me, it meant that it's like your cat scratches you for the first time hard. Before that, I trusted everybody. But after that, after a while... You don't trust anybody. You're always looking over your shoulder or past the person you're talking to for somebody to come out and try to whack you. They were good times. They were times that really can't be forgotten.
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The Mayor of Madison Avenue | 9
And Andrew did a great deal in making people forget how good it was.
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The Mayor of Madison Avenue | 9
Next week on Big Time, they put a shark where? This has been Big Time, an Apple original podcast produced by Peace of Work Entertainment and Campside Media in association with Olive Productions. It's hosted by me, Steve Buscemi. This episode was reported and produced by Rajiv Gola and Morgan Jaffe. Our story editor is Audrey Quinn. Lane Rose is our showrunner and managing producer.
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The Mayor of Madison Avenue | 9
Our production team includes Amy Padula and associate producer Dania Abdelhamid. Fact-checking by Mary Mathis. Sound design and mixing by Shawnee Aviron. Our theme was written by Nicholas Principe and Peter Silberman of Spatial Relations. Campside Media's executive producers are Josh Dean, Vanessa Gregoriatis, Adam Hoff, and Matt Scheer. Follow and listen on Apple Podcasts. Thanks for listening.
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The Mayor of Madison Avenue | 9
This story takes place in New York, the city I call home. And it's about the Manhattan nightclub world in the 2000s, when the scene really went to a new level, with nightlife spilling out from the clubs to the streets. You had Wall Street bankers and party promoters alike wanting to be seen, having their pictures taken, and trying desperately to land on page six.
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The Mayor of Madison Avenue | 9
Just a giant stew of paparazzi and bottle service and imported cars. All that to say, it's kind of hard for me to tell who the bad guy is in this story. I'm told you'll be able to clearly identify him because he sort of ruined the whole thing for everyone. Killed that whole scene dead. I doubt it, but let's give him a medal for trying.
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The Mayor of Madison Avenue | 9
Later on, I figured really he was a hustler and somehow he hustled them and he hustled me and hustled everybody else. This was a big scandal. It was a big conspiracy. Players on every level. Andrew was a prick. He's a criminal and always be one.
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The Mayor of Madison Avenue | 9
I'm Steve Buscemi and you're listening to Big Time, an Apple original podcast from Peace of Work Entertainment and Campside Media in association with Olive Productions. Rajiv Gola is back to tell us the story.
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The Mayor of Madison Avenue | 9
My name is Steve Lewis, and I'm a nerd born and raised in nerdy Jackson Heights, Queens.
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The Mayor of Madison Avenue | 9
I've done about 40, 50 places, including Good Room, which is a top-popular club in Brooklyn. I did Marquee. I did Red Zone.
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The Mayor of Madison Avenue | 9
He was at least dressed right, soft-spoken, and he hung out with a lot of girls. So what more could a guy want? I wanted him in my club.
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The Mayor of Madison Avenue | 9
He had the haircut, the long hair, which was a little bit unneat, but neat. He wore suits or ties, and he spoke very softly and correctly and fairly intelligently.
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The Mayor of Madison Avenue | 9
Most honest man I've ever met in the business. Didn't Maurice go to jail for tax evasion? Yes, he did. And there's nothing wrong with that.
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Introducing Big Time
Hi, Steve Buscemi here. Over the years, I've played a lot of outcasts. You know, mouthy hitmen, bungling kidnappers, real chameleons, sometimes actual chameleons. And I think these fringe characters should be celebrated every once in a while. So I'm excited to introduce you to a show that takes these supporting roles and brings them center stage.
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Introducing Big Time
From Peace of Work Entertainment and Campside Media in association with Olive Productions comes Big Time, an Apple original podcast. Each episode follows the story of one misfit with big dreams who isn't afraid to bend a few rules or take a shortcut to get there. There's fake kidnappings.
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Introducing Big Time
Elaborate robberies. Who steals bees? I steal from the rich. I don't give it to the poor, but I give it to myself. And some of the most barbaric behavior you can imagine.
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Introducing Big Time
Big Time is an Apple original podcast produced by Peace of Work Entertainment and Campside Media in association with Olive Productions. New episodes are available on Monday, and Apple TV Plus subscribers get special early access. Follow and listen on Apple Podcasts.
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The Ride | 4
Remember back in elementary school and some poor kid would come in with a broken arm in a cast? And during recess, everybody took turns signing it in different colored markers? Now, the hurt kid could rely on their friends or even the teacher for help writing, eating, and buttoning their jackets. Sometimes you might have wished that you were in their shoes, right?
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The Ride | 4
Next week on Big Time, how to get arrested in the safest country in the world. This has been Big Time, an Apple original podcast produced by Peace of Work Entertainment and Campside Media in association with Olive Productions. It's hosted by me, Steve Buscemi. This episode was reported and produced by Abby Ellen and senior producer Amy Padula. Our story editor is Audrey Quinn.
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The Ride | 4
Lane Rose is our showrunner and managing producer. Our production team includes Rajiv Gola, Morgan Jaffe, and associate producer Dania Abdelhamid. Fact-checking by Mary Mathis. Sound design and mixing by Shani Aviram. Our theme was written by Nicholas Principe and Peter Silberman of Spatial Relations. Production help from Matt Rand.
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The Ride | 4
Campside Media's executive producers are Josh Dean, Vanessa Gregoriotis, Adam Hoff, and Matt Scher. Follow and listen on Apple Podcasts. Thanks for listening.
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The Ride | 4
I mean, who wouldn't want the attention? Well, this story is about a man who couldn't let go of his aspiration to be the suffering kid. A man who was so committed to being unwell, so damn good at it, that he took an entire community, nearly an entire state, for a ride.
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The Ride | 4
I'm Steve Buscemi, and this is Big Time, an Apple original podcast produced by Peace of Work Entertainment and Campside Media in association with Olive Productions. Reporter Abby Ellen is here to tell us more.
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Something’s Up at the Villa Carlotta | 8
I'm a lifelong New Yorker, born and raised, but I've spent a lot of time in Los Angeles. Now, LA is a city that plays by its own set of unwritten rules, especially if you're trying to make it in the TV or film industry. Fake it till you make it. See and be seen. It's not what you know, it's who you know.
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Something’s Up at the Villa Carlotta | 8
And if you're telling people you have a project with Marty, there is no requirement that you clarify which Marty that might be. Now, I'm not saying that I personally subscribe to any of these ideas. But this next story is about a guy who definitely did. In fact, this is the first con man I have come across who seemed to make Hollywood's unwritten rules the entire basis of his operation.
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Something’s Up at the Villa Carlotta | 8
Next week on Big Time, never trust a man in a fur jacket. This has been Big Time, an Apple original podcast produced by Peace of Work Entertainment and Campside Media in association with Olive Productions. It's hosted by me, Steve Buscemi. This episode was reported by Marshall Heyman and produced by Lane Rose and Dania Abdelhamid. Our story editor is Audrey Quinn.
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Something’s Up at the Villa Carlotta | 8
Lane Rose is our showrunner and managing producer. Our production team includes Amy Badula, Rajiv Gola, and Morgan Jaffe. Fact-checking by Mary Mathis. Sound design and mixing by Shawnee Aviram. Our theme was written by Nicholas Principe and Peter Silberman of Spatial Relations. Production help from Alyssa Midcath.
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Something’s Up at the Villa Carlotta | 8
Campside Media's executive producers are Josh Dean, Vanessa Gregoriotis, Adam Hoff, and Matt Scher. Follow and listen on Apple Podcasts. Thanks for listening.
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Something’s Up at the Villa Carlotta | 8
Which is how you get to today's episode, Something is Up at the Villa Carlotta. I'm Steve Buscemi, and you're listening to Big Time, an Apple original podcast from Peace of Work Entertainment and Campside Media, in association with Olive Productions. Reporter Marshall Heyman is here to take it away.
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Dead Fish Tell No Tales: Part 2 | 3
Steve here and a real quick catch up from our last episode. Here's what you need to remember. Yeah, that's pretty much it. I'm Steve Buscemi and you're listening to Big Time, an Apple original podcast from Peace of Work Entertainment and Campside Media in association with Olive Productions. Today, Sean Flynn and Louise Jarvis Flynn are back to finish our tales.
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Dead Fish Tell No Tales: Part 2 | 3
Next week on Big Time, a very sick scheme. This has been Big Time, an Apple original podcast produced by Peace of Work Entertainment and Campside Media in association with Olive Productions. It's hosted by me, Steve Buscemi. This episode was reported and produced by Sean Flynn and Louise Jarvis Flynn. Our story editor is Audrey Quinn. Lane Rose is our showrunner and managing producer.
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Dead Fish Tell No Tales: Part 2 | 3
Our production team includes Amy Padula, Rajiv Gola, Morgan Jaffe, and associate producer Dania Abdelhamid. Fact-checking by Gray Lanza. Sound design and mixing by Shawnee Aviram. Our theme was written by Nicholas Principe and Peter Silberman of Spatial Relations. Production help from Matt Rand. Campside Media's executive producers are Josh Dean, Vanessa Gregoriotis, Adam Hoff, and Matt Scher.
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Dead Fish Tell No Tales: Part 2 | 3
Follow and listen on Apple Podcasts. Thanks for listening.
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The Stupendous Shirley S. | 7
One thing I've always loved about the movies is the way that they can take you on a journey, an escape from real life. You get the rush of the bank robbery or the romance of a torrid affair without having to risk it all. And it seems like, for a lot of us, that's enough.
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The Stupendous Shirley S. | 7
But then you come across someone like the star of today's episode, the stupendous Shirley S., and you realize that she needed to be the character in the movie to feel alive. And not just one of those movies, all of them. The love affairs, the robberies, the secret spy missions, Shirley lived them all.
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The Stupendous Shirley S. | 7
Next week on Big Time, an incredible investment opportunity. This has been Big Time, an Apple original podcast produced by Peace of Work Entertainment and Campside Media in association with Olive Productions. It's hosted by me, Steve Buscemi. This episode was reported and produced by Abby Ellen and senior producer Amy Padula. Our story editor is Audrey Quinn.
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The Stupendous Shirley S. | 7
Lane Rose is our showrunner and managing producer. Our production team includes Rajiv Gola, Morgan Jaffe, and associate producer Dania Abdelhamid. Fact-checking by Mary Mathis and Lindsay Kilbride. Sound design and mixing by Shani Aviram. Our theme was written by Nicholas Principe and Peter Silberman of Spatial Relations.
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The Stupendous Shirley S. | 7
Production help from Craig Russo and Todd Adlis at Sound Pure and Ida Hardin, as well as Post Pro. Special thanks to Wendy Kaufman and Linda Goldman Katz. Campside Media's executive producers are Josh Dean, Vanessa Gregoriatis, Adam Hoff, and Matt Scher. Follow and listen on Apple Podcasts. Thanks for listening.
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The Stupendous Shirley S. | 7
I have to say, for someone who got arrested a lot and had a husband drop dead, I do kind of love this lady. So settle in and get ready to hear the tale of The Finger, a woman who seemed to want to be a criminal purely for the adventure.
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The Stupendous Shirley S. | 7
I'm Steve Buscemi, and you're listening to Big Time, an Apple original podcast from Peace of Work Entertainment and Campside Media, in association with Olive Productions. Here to tell us more is reporter Abby Ellen.