• Episode 40 - Season 3 -Bears Don't Peel Avocados! (Bush Boys PART ONE, and Heather Tallchief)

  • Oct 31 2022
  • Length: 1 hr and 22 mins
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Episode 40 - Season 3 -Bears Don't Peel Avocados! (Bush Boys PART ONE, and Heather Tallchief)

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  • It's Season THREE of SCAMTIME! A podcast where your hosts Stephanie Wolfe and Karen Johnson-Diamond share stories of liars, cheaters, hoodwinkers and swindlers, not to mention scoundrels, dirtbags, bamboozlers and toeheads.  We are not investigative journalists , though at times we have played the part of investigative journalists in our daily lives as actor/improvisers.

    In this episode;  Karen looms around the story of Heather Tallchief, Loomis armored car thief, and Stephanie beats around the Bush Boys and leaves us on a cliffhanger! (TRIGGER WARNING; Eating disorders are discussed)


    Sex Magic(k)!

     Fingerprints!

    Karen's dad's middle name!

    Payphones!


    Here are some links to help this episode make sense

    Circus Circus Hotel and Casino

    The city of Vernon, BC

    Buy a "Wanted" Roberto Solis poster on Ebay!


    SCAMTIME is a proud member of the Alberta Podcast Network. Locally grown, community supported. This episode of SCAMTIME is sponsored by Alberta
    Blue Cross and by Edmonton Community Foundation

    SCAMTIME Jingle: Paul Morgan-Donald
    https://paulmorgandonald.com/


    SCAMTIME Art: Stephanie Wolfe

    Find us on Twitter @scamtime
    Find us on Instagram @fraud.broads
    email us at @thebroadgap@gmail.com
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