There have been many celebrities to lose their lives to unfortunate auto accidents, but there is one rumored accident that had potential to change the world of music forever. In 1966, while working on the Sgt. Peppers album, Paul McCartney was involved in an auto accident. While it's fairly obvious Paul is fine and well, the rumor that Paul had died surfaced and took the world by storm for a short time. Is there any truth to the odd circumstances around the rumor? What would the Fab Four have been like as George, Ringo, John, and Billy? We'll dive into this and more in this hilarious episode of Conspiracy Court.

We've all heard the phrase, "you like to eat the sausage, but you don't want to see how it's made". Well, in this episode we're going to do just that. We'll give you the low-down on how we got our start, what goes into making all this happen, who does what, and more. We hope you all enjoy a little peek behind the curtain at AHC Podcast!

There are some celebrities and businesspeople that make where they are from part of their identity. Jay-Z and New York, Mark Wahlberg and Boston, and who can forget Abe Froman the Sausage King of Chicago. But as we embark on our 5th year of doing our show, we are going to pay homage to one of the icons of our city. Ted Turner and Atlanta. Ted followed loosely in his father’s footsteps but built a cable empire that changed the way we watched television. While Ted was a pioneer in the television world, he went on to do even more in his conservation efforts. But there has to be some skeletons in that massive, walk-in closet after all these years, right? Ever wonder why so many people are Braves fans in Pocatello, Idaho? And what would you do if your wife turned into a religious fanatic mid-marriage? We’ll dive into all this and more in this episode of AHC Podcast.

Intro Music Credits:

Joakim Karud - Duck Life" is under a Free To Use YouTube license

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Music powered by BreakingCopyright:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8NKW7ylXgZc&list=PLfP6i5T0-DkLQwa7v_h5tAhp7hfrcbITx&index=48

Citations:

Turner, T., & Burke, B. (2008). Call Me Ted. Grand Central Publishing.

Napoli, L. (2020). Up All Night: Ted Turner, CNN, and the Birth of 24-Hour News. Abrams Press.

Turner, T. (1998). The Turner Foundation: Conservation & Philanthropy.