Today, I wan to talk about Ted Bundy, the infamous serial killer. Now, before you raise your eyebrows and try to cancel me, I assure you that finding Bundy interesting doesn't mean we're celebrating his heinous acts. It's more akin to being drawn to the mysterious pull of a car crash; you can't look away, even when you know you shouldn't be captivated.

As I delve into the intriguing world of history through 'The Stupid History Minute' podcast, I couldn't resist exploring the JFK assassination, a pivotal and deeply tragic moment in American history. While this event is undeniably serious and significant, there's an underbelly of oddities and bizarre facets that deserve a lighthearted look. Join me as I take a humorous spin on the peculiar elements surrounding the assassination of President John F. Kennedy.

When I first embarked on my journey with "The Stupid History Minute" podcast, my goal was simple: to take history, a subject often perceived as dry and inaccessible, and turn it on its head. I was tired of the overly serious and pretentious tone of many history podcasts that seemed more focused on emulating Walter Cronkite than engaging their audience. I wanted to create something different, something that celebrated history's quirks and oddities while keeping a deep respect for the facts intact.