The Goatfell Murder | Victorian Sociopath or Calculated Climber?
News of the Times | Episode 521 1889
In this gripping true crime tale from 1889, we follow mild-mannered London clerk Edwin Rose on what should have been a peaceful summer holiday to the Isle of Arran. Instead, he crosses paths with a charismatic stranger calling himself “Mr. Annandale” — a man who dresses well, speaks smoothly, and lies with alarming ease.

When Rose’s battered body is discovered hidden on the slopes of Goatfell, the hunt begins — not only for a killer, but for the truth behind a man with no past, multiple identities, and an eerie lack of conscience.

Was this a calculated murder?
A robbery gone wrong?
Or the work of a Victorian sociopath, who killed simply because he could?

🔍 Featuring:
A mountain climb with deadly consequences
A false name and a real murder
A thrilling manhunt across Scotland
And a courtroom drama soaked in suspicion

✨ Plus: In today’s “Further Particulars,” someone steals horse-plumes during a funeral. Because of course they do.
👤 Hosted by Robin Coles

📅 New uploads every Monday, Wednesday & Friday

▶️ Related episodes from the vault:
1900: The Sinister Mr Salmon | EP484
https://youtu.be/dbLJw0a7v4A
1927: Murder at Plummers Plain House | EP488
https://youtu.be/2PhVhjpe7Xw
1810 - 1903: History's Serial Killers - Compilation | EP512
https://youtu.be/EzqCnPf9YLc

❤️ Support the Channel
Enjoying these tales of historic mayhem and murky mischief? Help keep the archive candle burning:

👉 Patreon — Early access, no ads, full archive, bonus content:
https://www.patreon.com/NewsOfTheTimesHistoricalCrime

☕ Prefer a one-off thank-you? We tip our top hats:
https://ko-fi.com/robinandco

🎩 Explore our full Ko-fi collection — from digital oddities to illustrated curiosities:
https://ko-fi.com/robinandco

And if donations aren’t your thing, a like, comment, or share is just as precious — and rumour has it, Colin the Cactus blushes green when you hit thumbs up. 🌵

🕯 About News of the Times
We are a small (and mildly chaotic) band of history enthusiasts uncovering the darker corners of Britain’s past — no corporate sponsors, no boardroom edits. Just a genuine love of forgotten and wonderful crime.

Expect forgott

Hear about our ad-free archive on Patreon – 650+ episodes and counting! 🎩 https://www.patreon.com/c/NewsoftheTimesHistoricalCrime

Fancy a chuckle between corpses? Discover our first lovingly illustrated volume of wildly unreliable memoirs.

Grab it here: https://ko-fi.com/s/b406f6f11e

Support us on Patreon for ad-free early access and exclusive bonus episodes.

https://www.patreon.com/c/NewsoftheTimesHistoricalCrime

Support the show

Thanks for listening! You can also connect with us on
Our YouTube Channel: | https://www.youtube.com/@newsofthetimes
Our Facebook Page: | https://www.facebook.com/News-of-the-Times-101108282697405
Have a question or comment? Get in touch with us at newsofthetimespodcast@gmail.com
If you would like to donate, we love coffee! Warmly appreciated :-) | https://www.buymeacoffee.com/newsofthetd

A Respectable Gentleman. A Sudden Shot. A Suspect in the Privy
News of the Times | Episode 520 | 1806

When a beloved dockyard figure is murdered in his own parlour, the streets of Rotherhithe whisper of robbery. But what unfolds is far murkier — involving fake drafts, vanishing money, and trousers hoisted just a little too late.

Was Richard Patch simply in the wrong privy at the wrong time… or was he orchestrating a murderous cover-up worthy of the gallows?

💼 Featuring:
Pistols, privies, and peculiar trousers
A maid with nerves of steel
One very dodgy draft
And the most suspicious bout of stomach trouble in legal history

⚖️ Follow the full case, from the first gunshot to the final drop of the gallows — with scandalous testimony, courtroom drama, and a twist you won’t want to miss.

🎩 PLUS: Stay to the end for Further Particulars — a Georgian scandal involving cross-dressing, bigamy, and an impressively vengeful crowd with good aim and a lot of fruit.
👤 Hosted by Robin Coles

📅 New uploads every Monday, Wednesday & Friday

▶️ Related episodes from the vault:
1807: Terrible Thomas Simmons | Ep249
https://youtu.be/So5pZH7EIlw
1802 - 1837: Crimes of the Many William Hills | EP325
https://youtu.be/oRahZEDTRpM
1809-1811: The German Brinvillier - Anna Margaretha Zwanziger | EP352
https://youtu.be/BxOsIxpNCrs

❤️ Support the Channel
Enjoying these tales of historic mayhem and murky mischief? Help keep the archive candle burning:

👉 Patreon — Early access, no ads, full archive, bonus content:
https://www.patreon.com/NewsOfTheTimesHistoricalCrime

☕ Prefer a one-off thank-you? We tip our top hats:
https://ko-fi.com/robinandco

🎩 Explore our full Ko-fi collection — from digital oddities to illustrated curiosities:
https://ko-fi.com/robinandco

And if donations aren’t your thing, a like, comment, or share is just as precious — and rumour has it, Colin the Cactus blushes green when you hit thumbs up. 🌵

🕯 About News of the Times
We are a small (and mildly chaotic) band of history enthusiasts uncovering the darker corners of Britain’s past — no corporate sponsors, no boardroom edits. Just a genuine love of forgotten and wonderful crime.

Expect forgotten headlines, dusty trial transcripts, and the occasional scandal invo

Hear about our ad-free archive on Patreon – 650+ episodes and counting! 🎩 https://www.patreon.com/c/NewsoftheTimesHistoricalCrime

Fancy a chuckle between corpses? Discover our first lovingly illustrated volume of wildly unreliable memoirs.

Grab it here: https://ko-fi.com/s/b406f6f11e

Support us on Patreon for ad-free early access and exclusive bonus episodes.

https://www.patreon.com/c/NewsoftheTimesHistoricalCrime

Support the show

Thanks for listening! You can also connect with us on
Our YouTube Channel: | https://www.youtube.com/@newsofthetimes
Our Facebook Page: | https://www.facebook.com/News-of-the-Times-101108282697405
Have a question or comment? Get in touch with us at newsofthetimespodcast@gmail.com
If you would like to donate, we love coffee! Warmly appreciated :-) | https://www.buymeacoffee.com/newsofthetd

The Woolston Tragedy – Double Murder and Vanishing Man
News of the Times | Episode 519 | 1922
A quiet Edwardian home. A respected family. A horror no one could have imagined.

When a devoted mother and her young daughter are found savagely murdered in Southampton, suspicion turns to the only one missing — Frederick Halliday, husband, father, and railway clerk. But what drove a trusted man to vanish without a trace?

In this chilling 1922 case, we examine a brutal double murder, a mysterious disappearance, and the tragedy that stunned a nation. Was Halliday a cunning killer, or a desperate man caught in his own unraveling life?

📜 In today’s Further Particulars:
☀️ Bank holidays, Whitsun crowds, and the dangers of overcooked ham as 116,000 Londoners storm the seaside.
Hosted by Robin Coles

📅 New uploads every Monday, Wednesday & Friday

▶️ Related episodes from the vault:
1922: The Case of Herbet Rowse Armstrong | Ep151
https://youtu.be/qw3xna-RFvQ
1870-1922: Murder by Burying Alive | Ep234
https://youtu.be/WPTXgwrt9bo
1915 and 1922: The Unspoken Law | Ep238
https://youtu.be/iyG8XfYFNjQ
1384 to 1922: Dark International Murder Cases from 1384 to 1922 | EP386
https://youtu.be/7P8dVj2lEp8
1922: A True Case of Murder - Scotland Yard Casebook | EP431
https://youtu.be/jo4AcvPbLfk

❤️ Support the Channel
Enjoying these tales of historic mayhem and murky mischief? Help keep the archive candle burning:

👉 Patreon — Early access, no ads, full archive, bonus content:
https://www.patreon.com/NewsOfTheTimesHistoricalCrime

☕ Prefer a one-off thank-you? We tip our top hats:
https://ko-fi.com/robinandco

🎩 Explore our full Ko-fi collection — from digital oddities to illustrated curiosities:
https://ko-fi.com/robinandco

📖 New! Slightly Unreliable Memoirs – Volumes 1 & 2 with more to come
Whimsically illustrated 24-page PDF packed with eccentric tales, mysterious cacti, and at least one scandalous goat in the mode of PG Wodehouse and "Saki":
https://ko-fi.com/s/b406f6f11e

🕯 About News of the Times
We are a small (and mildly chaotic) band of history enthusiasts uncovering the darker corners of Britain’s past — no corporate sponsors,

Hear about our ad-free archive on Patreon – 650+ episodes and counting! 🎩 https://www.patreon.com/c/NewsoftheTimesHistoricalCrime

Fancy a chuckle between corpses? Discover our first lovingly illustrated volume of wildly unreliable memoirs.

Grab it here: https://ko-fi.com/s/b406f6f11e

Support us on Patreon for ad-free early access and exclusive bonus episodes.

https://www.patreon.com/c/NewsoftheTimesHistoricalCrime

Support the show

Thanks for listening! You can also connect with us on
Our YouTube Channel: | https://www.youtube.com/@newsofthetimes
Our Facebook Page: | https://www.facebook.com/News-of-the-Times-101108282697405
Have a question or comment? Get in touch with us at newsofthetimespodcast@gmail.com
If you would like to donate, we love coffee! Warmly appreciated :-) | https://www.buymeacoffee.com/newsofthetd

Terror at Bank Farm: The Tragic Case of Dennis O’Neill
News of the Times | Episode 518 | 1945
In 1945, 13-year-old Dennis O’Neill was found dead on a remote farm in Shropshire. Starved, beaten, and neglected — by foster parents approved by the state — his death shocked wartime Britain and exposed catastrophic failures in the child welfare system.

How could this happen under the nose of officialdom? Why was Dennis left to suffer, despite repeated warnings? And what did the explosive trial reveal about the people trusted with his care?

This is not just a tragic murder — it's the case that changed the law.

In this deeply researched episode, we uncover:
The harrowing truth of Bank Farm and the Goughs
The desperate efforts of Dennis’s birth mother to find her son
The media firestorm that followed
The courtroom drama that led to major reform in UK child protection

⚖️ Real history, real victims, and a legacy written in heartbreak.

And stay for our Further Particulars segment, featuring:
🕯️ A haunted waltz at Covent Garden
🪖 A ghost in full armour
🎻 And a conductor who very nearly fainted...
👤 Hosted by Robin Coles

📅 New uploads every Monday, Wednesday & Friday
🎥 Special 2+ hour compilation on the last Sunday of every month

▶️ Related episodes from the vault:
1947: The Disturbing Saga of the Blackout Ripper | Ep113
https://youtu.be/sYSISPhv0I0
1886 - 1946: Lancashire Murder Stories | Ep166
https://youtu.be/AEJxlmxF7u4
1946: The Many Crimes of Marcel Pettiot | EP358
https://youtu.be/0FIjjwzO1kM

❤️ Support the Channel
Enjoying these tales of historic mayhem and murky mischief? Help keep the archive candle burning:

👉 Patreon — Early access, no ads, full archive, bonus content:
https://www.patreon.com/NewsOfTheTimesHistoricalCrime

☕ Prefer a one-off thank-you? We tip our top hats:
https://ko-fi.com/robinandco

🎩 Explore our full Ko-fi collection — from digital oddities to illustrated curiosities:
https://ko-fi.com/robinandco

🕯 About News of the Times
We are a small (and mildly chaotic) band of history enthusiasts uncovering the darker corners of Britain’s past — no corporate sponsors, no boardroom edits. Just a genuine love of forgotten and wonderful crime.

Expect forgotten headlines, dusty trial t

Hear about our ad-free archive on Patreon – 650+ episodes and counting! 🎩 https://www.patreon.com/c/NewsoftheTimesHistoricalCrime

Fancy a chuckle between corpses? Discover our first lovingly illustrated volume of wildly unreliable memoirs.

Grab it here: https://ko-fi.com/s/b406f6f11e

Support us on Patreon for ad-free early access and exclusive bonus episodes.

https://www.patreon.com/c/NewsoftheTimesHistoricalCrime

Support the show

Thanks for listening! You can also connect with us on
Our YouTube Channel: | https://www.youtube.com/@newsofthetimes
Our Facebook Page: | https://www.facebook.com/News-of-the-Times-101108282697405
Have a question or comment? Get in touch with us at newsofthetimespodcast@gmail.com
If you would like to donate, we love coffee! Warmly appreciated :-) | https://www.buymeacoffee.com/newsofthetd

The Servant Who Shocked London: Sarah Malcolm’s Fatal Crime
News of the Times | Episode 517 | 1733
🕯 Step into the shadowy alleys of Georgian London...
In 1733, a laundress named Sarah Malcolm stood accused of one of the most shocking triple murders the city had ever seen. Was she a cunning killer, a scapegoat, or simply in the wrong place at the worst time?

In this week’s News of the Times, we unravel the chilling case that captivated coffee houses, horrified society — and inspired a portrait by none other than William Hogarth.

Expect:
💀 Bloodstained linens in the Inner Temple
🎨 A final portrait behind prison bars
💰 £300 in silver and scandal
🧵 And a romantic Georgian disaster in the Further Particulars...

Was Sarah Malcolm guilty? Or merely the easiest to blame?

🎧 Featuring the real court records, public outcry, and a bride who dodged disaster faster than you can say “eight children.”
👤 Hosted by Robin Coles

📅 New uploads every Monday, Wednesday & Friday
🎥 Special 2+ hour compilation on the **last Sunday of every month**

▶️ **Related episodes from the vault:**
1746 -1885: Murder Among the Monied | Ep294
https://youtu.be/GyQAxxRRmY4
1917: SYC: The Regent Square Murder | EP301
https://youtu.be/7j6QKTA751U
1775 & 1851: Stories of Murdered Mistresses | EP310
https://youtu.be/DDXmfejiVOo
1775 & 1848: Murders of Mothers | EP311
https://youtu.be/iKUmrgkAmME
--
❤️ Support the Channel
Enjoying the tales of murky mischief and historic mayhem? Help us keep the archive candle burning:

👉 Patreon – Early access, no ads, and over 650 exclusives with extra content:
https://www.patreon.com/NewsOfTheTimesHistoricalCrime

🌐 Explore the full Robin & Co. Curios Collection on Ko-fi:
Behind-the-scenes whimsy, digital oddities, and more delightful nonsense:
https://ko-fi.com/robinandco

☕ Prefer a one-off thank-you?
https://www.buymeacoffee.com/newsofthetd

Every bit helps keep our small team caffeinated and Colin the Cactus in monocles.
--
🕯 About News of the Times
We are a small (and mildly chaotic) band of history enthusiasts uncovering the darker corners of Britain’s past. No corporate sponsors, no boardroom edits — just a genuine love of weird and wonderfu

Hear about our ad-free archive on Patreon – 650+ episodes and counting! 🎩 https://www.patreon.com/c/NewsoftheTimesHistoricalCrime

Fancy a chuckle between corpses? Discover our first lovingly illustrated volume of wildly unreliable memoirs.

Grab it here: https://ko-fi.com/s/b406f6f11e

Support us on Patreon for ad-free early access and exclusive bonus episodes.

https://www.patreon.com/c/NewsoftheTimesHistoricalCrime

Support the show

Thanks for listening! You can also connect with us on
Our YouTube Channel: | https://www.youtube.com/@newsofthetimes
Our Facebook Page: | https://www.facebook.com/News-of-the-Times-101108282697405
Have a question or comment? Get in touch with us at newsofthetimespodcast@gmail.com
If you would like to donate, we love coffee! Warmly appreciated :-) | https://www.buymeacoffee.com/newsofthetd

Murder or Mercy? The Witney Shooting That Shocked 1884
News of the Times | Episode 516 [1884
In the quiet town of Witney, Oxfordshire, 1884, a desperate son pulls the trigger—and Victorian England must decide whether he is a murderer… or a saviour.

John William Rose claimed he fired to stop his father from killing his mother. The evidence? A terrified family, a long-suffering wife, and a courtroom gripped by the ethics of justice, duty, and family protection.

Was it murder—or mercy?
This shocking tale from Victorian headlines gripped the nation in 1884. Today, we bring it vividly back to life.

💥 Expect:
Domestic horror behind closed doors
A courtroom divided
One of the most sympathetic verdicts in Victorian criminal history

🎩 Further Particulars:
A Liverpool constable loses not just his wife—but also his teaspoons. When love elopes in a different uniform, who does the law pursue first?
👤 Hosted by Robin Coles

📅 New uploads every Monday, Wednesday & Friday
🎥 Special 2+ hour compilation on the **last Sunday of every month**

▶️ **Related episodes from the vault:**
1884 & 1928: Murders in County Durham | Ep239
https://youtu.be/WuEUFfWK7qA
1884: Love, Jealousy, and Murder | EP361
https://youtu.be/KLjcAcYc9ik
1884: The Vienna Murders - Serial Killer Hugo Schenk | EP387
https://youtu.be/oKINEcehrdA
--
❤️ Support the Channel
Enjoying the tales of murky mischief and historic mayhem? Help us keep the archive candle burning:

👉 Patreon – Early access, no ads, and over 650 exclusives with extra content:
https://www.patreon.com/NewsOfTheTimesHistoricalCrime

🌐 Explore the full Robin & Co. Curios Collection on Ko-fi:
Behind-the-scenes whimsy, digital oddities, and more delightful nonsense:
https://ko-fi.com/robinandco

☕ Prefer a one-off thank-you?
https://www.buymeacoffee.com/newsofthetd

Every bit helps keep our small team caffeinated and Colin the Cactus in monocles.
--
🕯 About News of the Times
We are a small (and mildly chaotic) band of history enthusiasts uncovering the darker corners of Britain’s past. No corporate sponsors, no boardroom edits — just a genuine love of weird and wonderful crime.

Expect forgotten headlines, dusty trial transcripts, and the occasional Victorian scandal involving pie

Hear about our ad-free archive on Patreon – 650+ episodes and counting! 🎩 https://www.patreon.com/c/NewsoftheTimesHistoricalCrime

Fancy a chuckle between corpses? Discover our first lovingly illustrated volume of wildly unreliable memoirs.

Grab it here: https://ko-fi.com/s/b406f6f11e

Support us on Patreon for ad-free early access and exclusive bonus episodes.

https://www.patreon.com/c/NewsoftheTimesHistoricalCrime

Support the show

Thanks for listening! You can also connect with us on
Our YouTube Channel: | https://www.youtube.com/@newsofthetimes
Our Facebook Page: | https://www.facebook.com/News-of-the-Times-101108282697405
Have a question or comment? Get in touch with us at newsofthetimespodcast@gmail.com
If you would like to donate, we love coffee! Warmly appreciated :-) | https://www.buymeacoffee.com/newsofthetd

Bridget Durgan: The Maid, The Murder, and the Smile That Haunted 1867
News of the Times | Episode 515 | 1867
Domestic Servant or Cold-Blooded Killer? The Gruesome Case That Shocked 1867

In a quiet New Jersey town in 1867, a physician’s wife is found brutally murdered — stabbed, slashed, and burned — and the only suspect? Her Irish maid, Bridget Durgan. With 50 wounds, bite marks, and a suspicious lack of robbery, this was no ordinary Victorian murder…

Was Bridget a jealous killer or the perfect scapegoat in a time steeped in prejudice and paranoia?

Join us as we unravel one of the most horrifying domestic crimes of the 19th century — a case so shocking it made headlines across the Atlantic.

But that’s not all…

In our “Further Particulars,” we uncover the bizarre tale of The Iron Masked Man — a mystery gent pushing a pram across Britain in a wager worth a fortune.
👤 Hosted by Robin Coles

📅 New uploads every Monday, Wednesday & Friday
🎥 Special 2+ hour compilation on the **last Sunday of every month**

▶️ **Related episodes from the vault:**
1861 & 1881: Murders in Cheshire | Ep260
https://youtu.be/KGeOfdR5ivY
1868: Baroness Killing of a Countess | EP288
https://youtu.be/eJ-zRG4G8eA
1837 & 1861: Stories of Inconvenient In-Laws | EP307
https://youtu.be/iPGLnzWXhgs
1860: The Sinister Schoolmaster | EP314
https://youtu.be/p27_HuNNZEs
--
👉 Patreon – Early access, no ads, and over 650 exclusives with extra content:
https://www.patreon.com/NewsOfTheTimesHistoricalCrime

🌐 Explore the full Robin & Co. Curios Collection on Ko-fi:
Behind-the-scenes whimsy, digital oddities, and more delightful nonsense:
https://ko-fi.com/robinandco

☕ Prefer a one-off thank-you?
https://www.buymeacoffee.com/newsofthetd

Every bit helps keep our small team caffeinated and Colin the Cactus in monocles.

And if donations aren’t your thing, a like, comment, or share is just as cherished — and rumour has it, Colin blushes green when you hit that thumbs up. 🌵
--
🕯 About News of the Times
We are a small (and mildly chaotic) band of history enthusiasts uncovering the darker corners of Britain’s past. No corporate sponsors, no boardroom edits — just a genuine love of weird and wonderful crime.

Hear about our ad-free archive on Patreon – 650+ episodes and counting! 🎩 https://www.patreon.com/c/NewsoftheTimesHistoricalCrime

Fancy a chuckle between corpses? Discover our first lovingly illustrated volume of wildly unreliable memoirs.

Grab it here: https://ko-fi.com/s/b406f6f11e

Support us on Patreon for ad-free early access and exclusive bonus episodes.

https://www.patreon.com/c/NewsoftheTimesHistoricalCrime

Support the show

Thanks for listening! You can also connect with us on
Our YouTube Channel: | https://www.youtube.com/@newsofthetimes
Our Facebook Page: | https://www.facebook.com/News-of-the-Times-101108282697405
Have a question or comment? Get in touch with us at newsofthetimespodcast@gmail.com
If you would like to donate, we love coffee! Warmly appreciated :-) | https://www.buymeacoffee.com/newsofthetd

The Murder of Emma Hunt: Cold Case or Victorian Injustice?
News of the Times | Episode514 | 1896
Step into the shadows of 1893, where a quiet Essex town is shaken to its core by the brutal murder of a respected widow, Emma Hunt. Her body is found in a brook — throat slashed, umbrella shattered, and no weapon in sight. Was it suicide, murder, or something far more sinister?

A teenage boy is arrested. A six-year-old gives chilling testimony. The public is torn. And as the case unfolds, whispers begin to spread — could Jack the Ripper have returned?

In this gripping Victorian true crime case, we explore:
A mysterious death in the Wilderness fields
A panicked suspect… or an innocent teen caught in a storm?
A courtroom drama that leaves more questions than answers

And yes, in our end of episode further particulars segment — reincarnated monarchs, back for financial revenge (because why not?)

✨ As always, we stitch together strange tales from original Victorian newspapers — bringing history’s cold cases back to life.
👤 Hosted by Robin Coles

📅 New uploads every Monday, Wednesday & Friday
🎥 Special 2+ hour compilation on the **last Sunday of every month**

▶️ **Related episodes from the vault:**
1879 - 1893: The Worst Woman on Earth - Serial Killer Lizzie Halliday | EP410
https://youtu.be/w7DpCYJNRfw
1893: The Murder Case of Wormwood Scrubs | EP411
https://youtu.be/_UQCMyiIUG0
1893: The Case of the Rotherhithe Murder | EP414
https://youtu.be/DmmERqj51T4

👉 Patreon – Early access, no ads, and over 650 exclusives with extra content:
https://www.patreon.com/NewsOfTheTimesHistoricalCrime

📖 NEW: Slightly Unreliable Memoirs – Volume 1
A gloriously illustrated 24-page PDF packed with whimsical tales, mysterious cacti, and the occasional scandalous goat.
🎩 Grab it here: https://ko-fi.com/s/b406f6f11e

🌐 Explore the full Robin & Co. Curios Collection on Ko-fi:
Behind-the-scenes whimsy, digital oddities, and more delightful nonsense:
https://ko-fi.com/robinandco

☕ Prefer a one-off thank-you?
https://www.buymeacoffee.com/newsofthetd

Every bit helps keep our small team caffeinated and Colin the Cactus in monocles.

And if donations aren’t your thing, a like, comment, or share is just as cherished — and rumour has it, Colin blu

Hear about our ad-free archive on Patreon – 650+ episodes and counting! 🎩 https://www.patreon.com/c/NewsoftheTimesHistoricalCrime

Fancy a chuckle between corpses? Discover our first lovingly illustrated volume of wildly unreliable memoirs.

Grab it here: https://ko-fi.com/s/b406f6f11e

Support us on Patreon for ad-free early access and exclusive bonus episodes.

https://www.patreon.com/c/NewsoftheTimesHistoricalCrime

Support the show

Thanks for listening! You can also connect with us on
Our YouTube Channel: | https://www.youtube.com/@newsofthetimes
Our Facebook Page: | https://www.facebook.com/News-of-the-Times-101108282697405
Have a question or comment? Get in touch with us at newsofthetimespodcast@gmail.com
If you would like to donate, we love coffee! Warmly appreciated :-) | https://www.buymeacoffee.com/newsofthetd