Jay Reeves, The Associated Press</span>
Published Tuesday, May 9, 2017 11:41AM EDT
WOODSTOCK, Ala. -- Residents of a central Alabama community are grappling with the fallout from a hit podcast.
The serialized story "S-Town" has been downloaded more than 40 million times worldwide since its release last month. It's set mainly in the Bibb County towns of Woodstock and Green Pond.
But that "S" in "S-Town" stands for a vulgar word, and residents say they'd prefer that their community be known for something else.
County Commissioner Keefe Burt's family is featured in the podcast, and he says nothing good will come from the experience.
The podcast tells the story of a man who contacted producers seeking an investigation into an alleged murder.
Tyler Goodson is one of the area residents featured in the show. He calls it a sad story, particularly for those involved.
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