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Why did Josh Seiter do what he did?

Jack has always read Josh being described as a 'former Bachelorette star’ and always thought this was a little unfair: who is he? Is he "an attention seeking troll who is mocking trans people. All he has ever done has been to get attention and make money off of it"?

Or, is there more to the man?

Listen to the conversation, now!

Further notes

• The sex offender (Adam Graham) was said to have been given an apology after being called 'son' by a female prison officer. Adam Graham claims prison staff treat trans women 'like men'.
• In October 2022, a Freedom of Information request obtained by The Times showed that Cornton Vale had a transgender prison population of 16, half of whom had begun the transitioning process following their conviction. At one point, that population included Katie Dolatowski, a convicted child-sex offender who spent time there in 2022 after breaching a restriction of liberty order.

Gender Recognition Reform (Scotland) Bill

• Key changes include removing the requirement for a medical diagnosis, instead allowing individuals to self-declare their gender. Applicants would need to meet criteria around residency and age, with the minimum age for application being lowered from 18 to 16. The bill also shortens the required time that individuals must live in their acquired gender to three months (or six months for 16- and 17-year-olds), followed by a three-month reflection period to ensure the decision is made with due consideration.

The Edinburgh Rape Crisis Centre

• ERCC's trans-inclusionary policy led to J. K. Rowling establishing Beira's Place, a support and counselling service for women who are survivors of sexual violence in Edinburgh which does not employ or serve transgender women.
• Mridul Machindra Wadhwa (born 1978, a transgender woman) is an Indian-born Scottish women's rights and anti-domestic violence campaigner. She is also a trans-activist. She previously served as Chief Executive Officer of Edinburgh Rape Crisis Centre. In September 2024, Wadhwa resigned from the ERCC following a review commissioned by Rape Crisis Scotland. The review found 93 percent of survivors felt hopeful about their future after their time with the ERCC. It noted only 2 instances of survivors avoiding the ERCC as a result of their policies
• In May 2024, an employment tribunal gave a decision in favour of Roz Adams, who was constructively dismissed by Edinburgh Rape Crisis Centre. The tribunal found Adams, who identifies as a "sex realist", had been unfairly targeted due to her gender-critical belief that service users should be able to specify the sex of their support staff.

The Cass Report

• Evidence on puberty blockers: The report found that the evidence on puberty blockers is insufficient, but also acknowledges their efficacy for some trans young people. The report recommends more evidence be gathered through compulsory medical trials. 
• Long-term outcomes: The report found that there is no good evidence on the long-term outcomes of interventions to manage gender-related distress. 
• Clinical care: The report recommends that children and young people with gender incongruence or dysphoria receive the same standards of clinical care, assessment, and treatment. 
• Quality improvement and research infrastructure: The report recommends quality improvement and research infrastructure to strengthen the evidence base underpinning care.

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Jack and Colin are here with the usual nonsense and unprepared podcasting.

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Another suggestion from Andy, who again joins us to look at the Google trends of the year 2000!

In Part 2 we look at

• Napster
• Big Brother
• The Sims
• WWF
• Sydney Olympics

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Another suggestion from Andy, who again joins us to look at the Google trends of the year 2000!

In Part 1 we look at

• Pokemon
• Dragon Ball
• Eminem
• Christina Aguilera
• Britney Spears

We also say probably libellous stuff about P Diddy.

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Jack and Colin look into the most active serial killers of the last few years as well as some of the ones still at large.

Also time for some Fesshole and random stuff.

This is a drop to get you all excited and that..

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Jack and Andy from That UFO Podcast answer some of your questions.

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Andy from That UFO Podcast joins Jack to talk about stuff.

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Colin and Jack discuss a list of conspiracy theories promoted by Donald Trump.

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From the article: 15 Glasgow Urban Legends

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Jack asks Colin 10 interview questions, including 'We finish the interview, and you step outside the office and find a lottery ticket to win £10 million. What would you do?'

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Jack and Shane from CROpod answer listener questions.

What are the biggest animals Shane thinks Colin and Jack could knock out?

Do the Mets have a chance at the World Series this year?

Also which President would you assassinate if you had to choose?

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Lionel Messi: Chinese fury as superstar plays in Japan after missing Hong Kong match

Nestlé axes classic Breakaway bar after 54 years

Kumail Nanjiani says he needed therapy after bad reviews for Marvel's Eternals

Snoop Dogg and Master P sue Walmart over cereal sabotage claim

Actress Gina Carano sues Disney and Lucasfilm with Elon Musk's help

Boeing: Bolts missing from door, says blowout report

Bury chicken shop boss loses £12,000 in Tesla trademark row

Tesla owners told not to wear Apple virtual reality headsets while driving

Mount Everest: Climbers will need to bring poo back to base camp

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Charlie joins us this week to answer some of your questions

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A man dialled 999 after eating too much kebab

Post Office scandal: Ex-sub-postmistress wants money back, not apology

Police in Thailand have arrested a woman whose pet lion was pictured going on a joyride in the streets of Pattaya.

A wedding DJ has been jailed for 14 weeks after filming himself urinating on a 72-year-old cancer patient and posting the video online.

Britain must train citizen army, military chief warns. General Sir Patrick Sanders warned that an increase in reserve forces alone "would not be enough".

An Alabama death row inmate is expected to become the first person in the US to be executed with nitrogen gas, after losing last-minute appeals.

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Celebrities and former politicians are mentioned in evidence that formed part of Epstein accuser Virginia Giuffre's civil lawsuit against his former lover Ghislaine Maxwell in 2015. Many have not been accused of any wrongdoing.

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Do we like the 9 most Scottish things?

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We're having a wee break for a couple of weeks and will be back with you on the 7th January x

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Happy Christmas from Jack & Colin. Hope you all have a wonderful time.

We're having a wee break for a couple of weeks and will be back with you on the 7th January x

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Jack and Colin invite Hugh back to discuss his pick for our Christmas movie review: Planes, Trains and Automobiles. A 1987 classic where a Chicago advertising man must struggle to travel home from New York for Thanksgiving, with a lovable oaf of a shower-curtain-ring salesman as his only companion.

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As Colin recovers from his illness, That UFO Podcast host, Andy McGrillen, joins Jack to discuss: The Monster Under The Bed & The Saw.

Story 1: In June 2011, emergency services dispatched an ambulance to the home of 65-year-old Barrie Hepburn. Barrie was a retired sports car enthusiast and a paraplegic...

Story 2: Then there’s the story of Guy Whitall, a former cricketer who not that long ago enjoyed a peaceful night’s slumber at the Humani lodge in Zimbabwe....

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As Colin recovers from his illness, That UFO Podcast host, Andy McGrillen, joins Jack to discuss: The Entity.

Lots of people wish that one day the story of their life will be made into a Hollywood movie. Unless it’s a jaw-droppingly disturbing horror film like 1982’s The Entity, a movie that opens with a woman being raped in her bed by an invisible being...

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As Colin recovers from his illness, That UFO Podcast host, Andy McGrillen, joins Jack to discuss: The black-eyed-kids.

Brian Bethel is a respected veteran journalist and current columnist for the Abilene Reporter-News. In the ’90s, Brian wrote a blog piece detailing an experience that would soon come to be shared by many others...

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As Colin recovers from his illness, That UFO Podcast host, Andy McGrillen, joins Jack to discuss school.

Topics include: how to play the recorder; how to not break an egg when dropping it from a great height; the periodic table; pi/3.14; writing in cursive, and how to climb a rope.

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As Colin recovers from his illness, That UFO Podcast host, Andy McGrillen, joins Jack to discuss The Enfield Horror. On the night of April 25, 1973, a little boy by the name of Greg Garrett was playing in his backyard in Enfield, Illinois, when he was attacked. Not by a person...

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As Colin recovers from his illness, That UFO Podcast host, Andy McGrillen, joins Jack to discuss what’s been happening in the skies, alongside some creepy stories.

Story 1: Terry Cottle shot and killed himself in the bathroom of the home he shared with his wife Cheryl...

Story 2: Japanese artist Mao Sugiyama took his asexuality to the furthest extreme any of us would ever care to think about: He surgically removed his genitals...

Story 3: When hospital orderly Allen Showery was called in for questioning by Chicago police in 1977, he knew what it was about...

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Jack and Colin invite Shane from CROpod on to have a chat and talk about America

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