Hey there, I wanted to jump into the feed and tell you about a new original podcast

produced by our friends over at Pineapple Street. It's called Project Unibomb,

and it's about the math genius Ted Kaczynski. You know that name.

A guy who dropped out of society to live in a cabin in Montana only to go on a 17-year-long

bombing campaign that killed three and harmed many more. Maybe you think you know this story,

but this show is filled with original reporting and voices from the story that have never

been heard before. It also features extensive interviews with Ted's brother David,

who betrayed his brother and turned him into the FBI, ending a long mystery that haunted the

agency. And it's hosted by Eric Benson, a good friend of ours here at Campside. He worked on

suspects along with many other shows. I'm going to play the trailer here, so take a listen.

The entire series is available now and there's a link in the show notes. Listen and follow

on Apple podcasts. You might know the story of Ted Kaczynski. Harvard trained math genius,

drops out of society, builds a cabin, then goes on a bombing rampage that lasts 17 years.

The most elusive terrorist bomber in US history. They call him the Unibomb. A series of

letter bomb attacks at universities. Re have been killed and 23 injured.

Email bombs to scientists. Place them in the parking lots of computer stores.

Killed an advertising executive and a logging industry lobbyist. We don't know what his

motivation is. We don't know what his demands are. Eventually he made his demands clear.

He had written a 35,000 word manifesto. And he would continue his terrorism campaign,

unless the biggest newspapers in the country agreed to publish it.

I mean blackmail is minor compared to what the Unibomb was saying. Unibomb was going to kill people.

So the newspapers published it. And millions of people read the Unibombers' litany of grievances

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