This guy is a brilliant philosopher. He touches upon things we all think about. As an Alabamian, I find this fascinating.

He called the police department currupt.....they raided his house, like always they shot him then claimed someone saw a gun. Justice for Tyler

What's crazy, is I'm here today on a murder podcast regarding a murder of one of the characters Tyler Goodson, because he was just shot and killed by a woodstock police officer. Seems like there's gonna be another chapter soon

My step daughters used to live in a mobile home in South 40, the oldest says she embarrassed to let people know she grew u there. This will be my second listening. My first was with my husband, He died this passed May30th And we had had plans to listen again in case we missed something. Your narration is impeccable, I could listen to what ever you read.

(SPOILER) Listener from 🇬🇧. I listened to this not long after it came out and had no idea it was real. As I listened I was blown away by the complexity of the story, the interviews seemed so.. real. I was about half way through when I thought to look up some of the places mentioned and only then found out it was all very real. John B was as complex a character as some of the timepieces he fixed. I write this September 2020. Covid has gripped the world. I wonder perhaps how John B would have reacted to this. I wouldn’t have been surprised if he would have come up with a solution to it all, it seemed that he was able to see order in chaos except that in his own life. The fascinating part of all of this was that Brian Reed would have had no concept of the outcome when he started to investigate the claims set by JBM. I have since tried my hardest to get as many people as possible to listen to this without giving anything away. I think to listen to it without any knowledge beforehand is the best way to enjoy this in its purest way. An extraordinary legacy to an extraordinary brain of an extraordinary man.

This podcast is super important. This is THE podcast.

I'm gone have ta eat a Tums here...

I understand privacy and keeping low key...but the way Brian describes John s property would love to have a video tour!

My cousin Tyler Goodson fwas murdered by police last night. I can't believe this happened. I love you and miss you Tyler.

it really is one of the greatest stories ever told

i’m already sucked in and i’ve barely started

Thank you for uploading this here, I find myself coming back to listen to this over and over again. It has helped me process my own grief and has helped me heal over time. Thank you!

Ohhhh no, this is like I am back home. I won't tell you where I was....North Georgia. Ohhhh no, I can't take it.....but I can't stop ........I can't stop, the accents, the wood, the trees, dawgs.....only thing comparable is O'Conner's stories.....

Thank you for sharing his story. This is my second time listening... yes, it's that good.

RIP Tyler Goodson

This dude rules. Can y’all release the full uncut recordings? 😂

My friend told me to listen to this and so far I'm only in the beginning. So far it sounds good!

Small towns are never what people think they are I grew up in a very small town on the Mississippi River in Iowa and I could tell you a lot of stories about that place it had a quiet a few characters and it also had a dark side. When people drive through these little towns they find them to be idyllic but that is more often than not the truth point is there probably isn’t a Mayberry out there although we all wish there was%

This is beautifully edited and this is a really smart dude living a very dull life.

Did you know that the actor who played Buddy Garrity in Friday Night Lights went forward in time to listen to this podcast to figure out his inspiration for his accent, then went back in time to play the role sounding exactly like John?

The plants gave us all oxygen. Thank you John B.

Wow! Like this John! Articulates so well.

Well if he ain't just more entertaining than a blue pony on an autumn Tuesday

So interesting !

I love this

My art teacher recommended this to me

I’m in love with this country guy.

I had to listen to this entire podcast for discussion posts in college. I'm glad I did. The assignments stopped at episode 6. I listened to the entire last episode because I was so into it. Great podcast.

lol. The plants gave us all oxygen. Thank you John B.

This man is amazing and I don't mean Brian. He is so wise and I cannot believe all he has seen and lived. I don't know how he can handle all of it.

Thank you Brian for this Gem

A little caesars... Pizza Hut

Third time listening. Really such an intriguing story.

“A prison of my own making” This quote is the summation of the life of John B Mclemore

just wonderful

"Deader en hell!"

Thanks! This episode wasn't working on itunes for some reason

I am only 18 minutes in and John 💚

I love this podcast

As someone who grew up in Vance, Alabama, the town right next to Woodstock, I gasped when you said you stayed in Bessemer when theres a Greystone inn in Vance right before you enter Brookwood where all the people from Mercedes’ meet after work 😳😂 But it’s wild I’ve never heard this story, guess it was a bit before my time.

Lil ceases pizza hut😂😂. I'm from Alabama I used to drive by Woodstock when I was driving from Birmingham to Montgomery. My older cousin who is a little over 80 told me he was in woodstock as a child they came to get all the black kids and electrocuted then but the machine failed when they got to him. I never believed that but now I do

His accent is too funny. Such a cool podcast.

what an interesting and smart man.

Oh my stars...

Thank you for the upload.

Anyone know if there are more than just the 12 episodes I see in the playlist? Im 20 minutes into Ch.1. and love it.

awesome, i grew up in waco, all small towns have their madness and secretive whispers..

the music is so good too

Am I the only one who thinks this would be the most awesome Anime of all time?

Someone needs to cast Zach Galifinakis to play this guy asap

He sounds like Columbus from Zombieland lololol

I have lived in Bibb county all my life and I to know of cover up by police in 1990s in Woodstock al Bibb county police arrested my uncle Jerry Edwards parks convinced him of murder of Ricky Gardener and Jimmy hicks I been told all my life did kill Ricky Gardener but my uncle seats in brent county corrections 20+ years later he still after all these years pleads of his innocence. My mom Vickie parks stood trying to get him released until her dead in July 7 2015 cancer. My uncle was a drunk past out at a party with gardener and hicks everyone who knows all these gentlemen at the party years later has swore and told us Jerry parks in innocent. I'm 30 now they didn't have forensics in Bibb county back then they never found anything pointing to my uncle everyone has told me they put my uncle away on hear say evidence and Jerry didn't do it. My uncle has lost watching his kids grow up , his dad pass and his best friend my mom die. As long as I live I will plead for someone to look over this case and release him before my granny passes with her son in brent county for a murder he never did. Thank you Jennifer Shaw Williams. Born and raised out of Shaw Town not shit town

in beirut no clue why either lol no sand mazes out here tho bruh

Jesse Eisenberg interviewing Mr. Mackey

Thanks

I listened to this chapter 1 s-town and I like it and I think you should make one on the world wars like ww1 , ww2

Sucks the people that own K3 now own Johns land :(

Roll tide

I have lived in Mccalla, Al.(which is right down the road) my whole life!! This man was a genius!! A little crazy, but who ain't!!!!! I wish I could've met him for real!! I'm thinking about looking for his property and sneaking in! Just thinking!! I just hope it ain't torn down already!!

Heard my dad listening to this, took me a while to find, its gives off weird vibes but still interests me somehiw

Hard to believe that Tyler is now gone!! Rest In Peace, Tyler!! He was such a great person! 💐🕯️🕊️🍺 So was John, no matter what people want to say about him!! Yes, within a lot of LEO's throughout Alabama, the folks are full of 💩 They'll do *ANYTHING,* to cover up *THEIR OWN* dirty crimes!! 🤬😡🤬😡 There's a *LOT* of *TRUTH,* as to what John is talking about, with the goings-on, of 💩 town!! It *STILL* happens today!!

The Rock is tipped to play John in the movie

I just drove through Woodstock, today.

Donnie baker is the hero we dont deserve

This Shit is Gold!

So they are making this into a movie. I wonder if it's gonna be shot down here or where?

21:30 to skip ad

Scratch any cynic and you will find a disappointed idealist. - George Carlin. RIP John B

i lived in a hunters house in bibb for a few months and it was a pretty freaky. i eventually moved back to florida because all the freaking things happening to my family. everything seemed so off. it is definitely a place i’d never recommend for someone to live.

Little Caesars Pizza Hut

I used to live in woodstock

It's really weird, because according to the story at the beginning of the Podcast that John is telling, Dylan "slashed someone's throat" which would entitle the person to self defense. So if Dylan died because being beat because he tried to kill someone else, that's karma not murder. But I am assuming that there is more to the story and this is only episode one.

I'm from Lowndes County ALABAMA. THIS IS VERY INTERESTING

He sounds like Mr Garrison!

Well hell look at this shit I live in South Forty Woodstock Al

Sounds like Mister Garrison

WAR DAMN EAGLE

16:56

The song "sweet home alabama" should be changed to "sweet water alabama".... lmao. Alabama Police Department Tallassee Alabama Better be alert now!

Can someone tell me how this all came to be? I have never heard of this podcast or John b. I recently came across a video on KZfaq of John B’s abandoned home, and decided to look his name up. I became extremely interested in him and how he came to be and exactly what is this podcast and story ? Can someone give me more details and what is real?

16:50

Tell me about the maze George. Were going have a little place and a

Correction 20 people got caught, for violating probation.

Hasaan

Ur only 49 , I thought I was listening to a man in his 70’s.

I want to see what this got looks like

If anyone needs any translating, just post the time of the part you need translated.

I live in s-town I work at Kykenkee the saw mill owned by the burts most of this is crazy nonsense lmfao the literally fucked with him the whole time

Hi I have a homework about s-town, can you help me?

Is this real?

who came here from gabbies podcast

Any ugandan

Both are dead now.

Did anyone else just start to listen to the first episode and think that maybe John killed the guy and buried him in the maze??? Lol.......I am getting creepy and cringe vibes.

RIP. Shouldn't mess with the Law, though

Love the actual meat of the content, but what's up the pretentious intro? You also know there is something off when someone from NPR is getting tired of hearing a dude talk about climate change.

Hmmmmmm.............................

Cumtowns better

Cumtown is better

This guy John is so loony I begin to understand why Alabama is conservative