Introducing Their Stories!

Their Stories is a podcast that interviews murdered person's friends and families to tell their full life stories, other than their murders. We also talk about what the families are currently advocating for and how listeners can get involved. Subscribe Now!

Alyssa Truszkowski and Megan Goetz, co-hosts of the Real Chills Podcast, faced off to decide the best ghost movie: Beetlejuice or The Sixth Sense. We debated our favorite ghosts, whether it’s better to haunt douchey New Yorkers or to help a scared kid, and which flick made you feel better about potentially being a ghost someday. We also touched on some of the parallels between the movies, the underrated Geena Davis peak, and which ghost pulled off the most impressive trick.

Dan Scully and Dave Primiano go head to head to decide which is the peak of Quentin Tarantino's career, Once Upon a Time... In Hollywood or Pulp Fiction. Topics include the best dialogue, coolest scenes, most memorable side characters, the best bromance, and more.

When we first met him, he was a bartender. Then he became a cop, a cowboy, a president, a porn kingpin, a boxer, a teacher, a mob boss, a soldier, a conman, and more. He’s battled zombies, apes, and depression. But when was he at his best? CG says it’s White Men Can’t Jump. Kate says it’s Natural Born Killers. Let’s see who wins and who gets Munsoned. On Peaks: Woody Harrelson.

Jared Bilski and Marc Staudenmaier battle to decide which alt rock band is superior: Stone Temple Pilots or Green Day. We open by remembering the incredibly stacked music year 1994 was and the way music was consumed at the time. Then we touch on topics like best signature lyrics, videos, cover songs, rockstar mystique, and the coolest side projects.

George Brudermann and Jeff Roser had an epic battle over which movie was the peak of the Brendan Fraser era: The Mummy or Airheads. There are passionate arguments over whether it would be more fun to be a 1920’s adventurer or a 1990’s metal frontman, which flick had the better sibling rivalry, and whether record executives are more evil than mummies. We also mostly resist the temptation to veer into a podcast about Chris Farley.

John Deary and Fenris make their cases for which movie represents the peak of Adam Sandler’s insanely successful career: Happy Gilmore or The Wedding Singer. Would you rather hang with Happy or Robbie Hart? Are we sure Shooter McGavin was more evil than Glenn Gulia? Was Glenn actually awesome? Did you prefer the cameo by Bob Barker or Billy Idol? We also provide some hot takes about Drew Barrymore and consider some of the perfect roles Chris Farley should’ve had.

Kate Wolff and CG Erickson have a verbal dance-off to determine which graceful, charismatic version of Patrick Swayze was the best: Dirty Dancing or Road House. Arguments are made for the best quote, most ridiculous fight, superior soundtrack, and best love interest. You’ll have the time of your life with this one.

For the season 3 premiere, Sylis P and LaTice Mitchell get in the ring to decide which Rocky sequel is the best, Rocky III or Rocky V. They debate head-to-head which flick has the better fight, the baddest villain, and the best soundtrack. We also cover the worst parenting moments (quietly a Rocky staple) and whether they got Rocky’s financial situation right.

Jon and his producer Danny Getz are back, and better than ever! This season will be the most exciting yet!