

317 - The Butter Crime (live in Seattle)
Feb 27, 2018
Dive into the peculiar world of creamery crime during the Great Depression in Spokane. From a butter shortage causing wild 'butterflation' antics to a whimsical butter heist with colorful characters, absurdity reigns. Discover the darkly humorous tales of train hopping and bizarre milk sources, including a zookeeper's struggles. Laugh along with Bill Parsons, navigating corrupt law enforcement and ethical dilemmas. The live performance adds a playful touch, making this exploration of historical hijinks both entertaining and insightful.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Unexpected Guests: A Baby at the Live Show
01:55 • 2min
Train Hopping in 1935 Spokane
03:42 • 3min
The Dual Nature of Fire: Employment and Destruction
07:04 • 1min
Butterflation and Crime: Spokane in 1935
08:30 • 8min
Bizarre Milk Sources and Dark Zoo Tales
16:22 • 2min
Bill Parsons: From Lumberjack to Lawman
18:49 • 14min
The Great Butter Heist
32:31 • 16min
The Great Butter Heist
48:05 • 15min
Absurdity and Investigation: The Butter Theft Chronicles
01:03:25 • 13min
Live Banter and Stand-Up Promotions
01:16:27 • 3min