In 1978, Charlie Bell laced up and set off on a mad idea: run the entire perimeter of the United States.

10,000 miles. 19 months. One man and the open road.

In this chat, Charlie brings us inside that mammoth journey—deserts and downpours, strangers and soul-searching—and shares the life lessons those miles carved into him.

It’s part endurance epic, part philosophy session, and a reminder that the long road often teaches the shortest truths about who we are.

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The internet’s a wild place — and when people drop their anonymous confessions, things get messy, awkward, and hilarious real quick.

In this episode of The Road Podcast, I dig into some of the funniest, weirdest, and most outrageous confessions I found online. From guilty secrets to bizarre overshares, I’ll read them out, break them down, and add my own jokes and commentary along the way.

Expect laughs, plenty of cringe, and maybe even a “that could’ve been me” moment 👀.

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👉 Want to share your own (totally anonymous) confession? Send it in — the best might feature in a future episode.

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A quiet Macedonian town becomes the centre of a nightmare.

What began as a simple missing persons report would spiral into a series of brutal murders, wrongful convictions, media obsession, and a community living in fear.

In this episode of The Road Podcast, we trace the chilling story of Kičevo — where dark secrets hid behind ordinary lives, and the truth was stranger than fiction.

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