Presenting Gone South Season 4

Summary

HISTORY This Week: Presenting Gone South Season 4

Podcast Information:

• Title: HISTORY This Week
• Host/Author: The HISTORY® Channel
• Episode: Presenting Gone South Season 4
• Release Date: October 16, 2024

Overview: In this episode of HISTORY This Week, host Sally introduces listeners to the upcoming fourth season of the acclaimed true crime podcast, Gone South. Produced by Back Pocket Studios in partnership with the History Channel, Gone South delves deep into some of the most intriguing and unsettling crimes that have occurred below the Mason-Dixon line. The season 4 preview provides insights into the evolution of the podcast, highlighting its unique approach to storytelling and its commitment to unearthing new, compelling narratives each week.

Introduction to Gone South

Sally begins the episode by setting the stage for Gone South, emphasizing its reputation as an award-winning true crime podcast that offers fresh episodes every week. She describes the show's format, where host and writer Jed Lipinski presents diverse crime stories from various perspectives—whether from the criminals themselves, the investigators, or a combination of both. This multifaceted approach not only explores the dark intricacies of the criminal mind but also sheds light on broader aspects of human nature.

Sally [00:00]: "Today we're sharing a preview of Gone South. The award winning true crime podcast is back now with new episodes every week."

Insights from Season 4 Preview

Jed Lipinski kicks off the preview by engaging in a thought-provoking conversation with an unnamed interviewee, probing into the motivations and courage required to confront individuals responsible for heinous crimes.

Jed Lipinski [00:38]: "So you were curious about the criminal mind you had been for so many years. But it's also such a brave thing to do to walk in there face to face with a guy who has confessed to killing over 50 people. What is it about you that allowed you to do that?"

The interviewee responds with a philosophical outlook, highlighting the importance of confronting fear head-on.

Unnamed Interviewee [00:55]: "I have for a long time in my life believed in this saying, feel the fear and do it anyway."

Recap of Previous Seasons

Jed reflects on the structure of the first three seasons, each dedicated to unraveling a single, complex case.

Jed Lipinski [01:07]: "For the past three seasons of Gone South, we've covered one story per season. We tried to figure out who killed Margaret Kuhn."

The discussion includes snippets from previous episodes, offering a glimpse into the intense investigations and gripping narratives that characterized earlier seasons.

Unnamed Interviewee [01:14]: "Did you tell me I'm gonna kill you?"

Jed Lipinski [01:19]: "We delved into the violent world of the Dixie Mafia."

Unnamed Interviewee [01:34]: "Just turn around, please."

These exchanges underscore the perilous and often unpredictable nature of the cases explored, from tracking serial killers in Texas to uncovering the inner workings of notorious criminal organizations.

Announcing Season 4: A New Approach

Transitioning to the future, Jed announces significant changes in the format for Season 4, aiming to accommodate the abundance of untold stories in the southern region.

Jed Lipinski [01:41]: "Now, Gone south is back for a fourth season, but this time we're doing things a little differently because if we've learned anything about the south, it's that there are too many great stories to tell, and one a year simply isn't enough."

This season promises a more dynamic and continuous narrative structure, with new episodes rolling out weekly instead of focusing on a single case per season. This shift is designed to maintain audience engagement and provide a steady stream of fresh content.

Jed Lipinski [02:02]: "So in Gone south season four, we'll be bringing you new stories every week with no end in sight."

Engaging Narratives and Unsettling Revelations

The preview includes excerpts from upcoming stories, hinting at the tantalizing and sometimes shocking content listeners can expect.

Unnamed Interviewee [02:08]: "You had blood on the front bumper."

Jed Lipinski [02:13]: "It's a big thrill when you successfully escape incarceration. I mean, it's like, it's indescribable."

These snippets offer a taste of the raw and unfiltered storytelling that Gone South is known for, promising an immersive experience that captures the essence of Southern true crime.

Concluding Thoughts

As the preview wraps up, Sally reaffirms the ongoing availability of HISTORY This Week, ensuring that listeners remain engaged with new historical narratives even as they look forward to the adventures of Gone South.

Sally [03:12]: "For full episodes, follow Gone South An Odyssey Original podcast, available now on the free Odyssey app and wherever you get your podcasts."

The episode concludes with assurances of continued content despite the upcoming holiday season, encouraging listeners to stay connected and share their newfound historical knowledge with others.

Sally [03:12]: "Hey, listeners, we just want to let you know that as we head into the holidays, History this week is not going anywhere."

Notable Quotes

• Jed Lipinski [00:38]: "What is it about you that allowed you to do that?"
• Unnamed Interviewee [00:55]: "Feel the fear and do it anyway."
• Jed Lipinski [01:07]: "We've covered one story per season."
• Unnamed Interviewee [01:14]: "Did you tell me I'm gonna kill you?"
• Jed Lipinski [01:19]: "We delved into the violent world of the Dixie Mafia."
• Jed Lipinski [02:02]: "We'll be bringing you new stories every week with no end in sight."
• Unnamed Interviewee [02:26]: "You had blood on the front bumper."

Conclusion

The Presenting Gone South Season 4 episode of HISTORY This Week serves as an enticing gateway into the forthcoming season of Gone South, promising a wealth of new true crime stories set in the American South. With its commitment to exploring the depths of criminal psychology and human behavior, Season 4 is poised to captivate both long-time fans and new listeners alike.

For more information and to stay updated on new episodes, visit historythisweekpodcast.com or contact the team at [e-mail].

Transcript

[Sally]

Hey, history this week, listeners. Sally here. Today we're sharing a preview of Gone South. The award winning true crime podcast is back now with new episodes every week. In each episode, writer and host Jed Lipinski shares a different story about one of the most interesting crimes in history that took place below the Mason Dixon line. Usually told from the perspective of the person who committed the crime, the person who solved it, or both, Gone south not only gives insight into the criminal mind, but also into human nature. Enjoy this sneak peek.

[Jed Lipinski]

So you were curious about the criminal mind you had been for so many years. But it's also such a brave thing to do to walk in there face to face with a guy who has confessed to killing over 50 people. What is it about you that allowed you to do that?

[Unnamed Interviewee]

I have for a long time in my life believed in this saying, feel the fear and do it anyway.

[Jed Lipinski]

For the past three seasons of Gone south, we've covered one story per season. We tried to figure out who killed Margaret Kuhn.

[Unnamed Interviewee]

Did you tell me I'm gonna kill you?

[Sally]

I said, well, do it.

[Unnamed Interviewee]

Go ahead and do it.

[Jed Lipinski]

We delved into the violent world of the Dixie Mafia.

[Unnamed Interviewee]

I'm an outlaw and I was a thief. But I'm far from being the psychotic nutcase that I've been made out.

[Jed Lipinski]

And we tracked a serial killer in Laredo, Texas.

[Unnamed Interviewee]

Just turn around, please.

[Sally]

Turn around.

[Unnamed Interviewee]

Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey.

[Jed Lipinski]

Now, Gone south is back for a fourth season, but this time we're doing things a little differently because if we've learned anything about the south, it's that there are too many great stories to tell, and one a year simply isn't enough.

[Unnamed Interviewee]

Okay, if we're gonna be brutally honest about this. Is that what you want? Brutally honest? Ok.

[Jed Lipinski]

So in Gone south season four, we'll be bringing you new stories every week with no end in sight.

[Unnamed Interviewee]

You had blood on the front bumper.

[Jed Lipinski]

The hood of the car, the top of the car.

[Unnamed Interviewee]

It's a big thrill when you successfully escape incarceration. I mean, it's like, it's indescribable. Man. The prosecuting attorney was standing up there calling me a housewife who was a pen pal with serial killers.

[Sally]

You've got a stolen baby in your house. You better tell us what happened here.

[Unnamed Interviewee]

You think he needs to keep his mouth shut? He's a graduate from medical school and he's making meth. You knew that something was not correct with his story. He will be coming to get you to run away with him. When you don't, that's when he'll hurt you.

[Jed Lipinski]

I'm Jed Lipinski. Welcome back to Gone South An Odyssey Original Podcast. Listen and follow now on the free Odyssey app or wherever you get your podcasts. For new episodes every week.

[Unnamed Interviewee]

It was like stepping into a Southern novel. And like all good Southern novels, it had some chapters that I wasn't expecting.

[Sally]

For full episodes, follow Gone South An Odyssey Original podcast, available now on the free Odyssey app and wherever you get your podcasts. Hey, listeners, we just want to let you know that as we head into the holidays, History this week is not going anywhere. You'll have plenty of new stories to share with family and friends, so when you're showing off everything you learned, make sure to tell them you got it from history this week.