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Out Of The Blank
Hosted by Robbie Robertson · EN
A show known for the wide-ranging conversations on a variety of topics, often featuring experts, authors, and enthusiasts.
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#1817 - Matt Fulmer
Mar 2001:30:47Tap to summarizeMatt Fulmer, creator of *Suburban Phoodie*, a Philadelphia-based platform dedicated to spotlighting local food establishments, returns to the show for a wide-ranging conversation. Known for championing independent eateries in an increasingly corporate-driven food landscape, Matt shares updates on his evolving journey—shifting focus toward fitness, personal growth, and lifestyle changes. Blending food culture with candid discussion, this episode offers an engaging look at his past work, present mindset, and what’s ahead.
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#1816 - Randall B. Woods
Mar 1601:11:03Tap to summarizeRandall B. Woods is John A. Cooper Distinguished Professor of History at the University of Arkansas. He is the author or co-author of many books, including Shadow Warrior and the award-winning biographies LBJ: Architect of American Ambition and Fulbright: A Biography. This episode will discuss the work and perspective Mr. Woods has developed on former president Lyndon Baines Johnson and what wrong criticism his legacy endures.
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#1815 - Donald Jeffries
Mar 1301:22:24Tap to summarizeDonald Jeffries is a author and political assassination researcher who has written on the JFK, RFK and MLK assassination and much about the dark side of Hollywood. This discussion will examine the perspective on Lyndon Johnson from Don’s view who has been researching the Kennedy Assassination from the day it happened and has read the literature of authors who have an unfavorable view of LBJ.
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#1814 - Joseph E. Green
Mar 901:32:05Tap to summarizeJoseph E. Green is a political researcher, playwright, and member of the board of directors of the Hidden History Center. As the author of Dissenting Views and Dissenting Views II, Joe has dedicated his career to exploring the overlooked and underexamined facets of historical and political events. Joe is back to discuss political history and its complexities as we bring up the subject of a historical figure LBJ through the perspective of a Kennedy researcher, enlightening new insight into expanding our focus into both administrations.
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#1813 - William J. Arnone
Feb 2702:07:34Tap to summarizeWilliam J. Arnone has dedicated his career to public service, policy, and politics., beginning with his work for Robert F. Kennedy in RFK’s New York Senate Office and then on his 1968 Presidential campaign. He maintains an active network of Kennedy family, associates, and friends. Bill is back to discuss the famous feud between LBJ and RFK, how this relationship evolved and became one of the more historic rivalries in history.
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#1812 - David Irwin
Feb 2301:35:47Tap to summarizeDavid Irwin, a former YouTuber and cereal reviewer, returns to the show more than six years after his first appearance, which followed the discovery of his HighSp00n channel on Instagram. A longtime friend of the podcast, David has consistently brought engaging conversation and entertainment to each visit. In this episode, we catch up and explore his latest venture—launching Rad Dad Prints, a business focused on designing and selling custom 3D-printed models—while discussing creativity, entrepreneurship, and the evolution of his career.
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#1811 - William J. Arnone
Feb 2001:02:03Tap to summarizeWilliam J. Arnone has dedicated his career to public service, policy, and politics., beginning with his work for Robert F. Kennedy in RFK’s New York Senate Office and then on his 1968 Presidential campaign. He maintains an active network of Kennedy family, associates, and friends. Bill joins this episode to discuss his perspective on LBJ & RFK and also his understanding of RFK's investigation into the assassination of his brother.
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#1810 - Tim Smith & Craig Ciccone
Feb 1601:41:16Tap to summarizeIn this episode, we examine witness testimony and critical perspectives surrounding the assassination of John F. Kennedy. Building on previous discussions with researchers Tim Smith and Craig Ciccone, this conversation introduces important information and alternative viewpoints that challenge conventional interpretations. The Kennedy assassination remains one of the most debated events in modern history, with numerous points of contention that continue to divide researchers, critics, and the public. This discussion will focus on those critical fault lines—examining the witnesses, the evidence, and the competing narratives—to provide listeners with a clearer understanding of where the case stands and why it continues to provoke debate more than six decades later.
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#1809 - Stuart Blues
Feb 1301:04:55Tap to summarizeStuart Blues is the host of "British Murders Podcast" a true-crime podcast focusing exclusively on UK murder cases and serial killers. Stuart is here on this episode to discuss motive for murder, looking closer at the reasons of why someone would commit the crime to take the life of another and how it is the first thing people use when looking for potential suspects.
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#1808 - Paul Abbott
Feb 901:08:53Tap to summarizePaul Abbott has been researching the assassination of President Kennedy for over thirty years, his book "Death To Justice" is about the shooting of Lee Harvey Oswald by Jack Ruby. This discussion will look at Paul’s trip to Dallas for the JFK conferences that are held every year and we will also be discussing Jack Ruby and some of the holes in the official narrative of how Ruby gained access to the basement.
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