
Murder and the paranormal finally meet! Grab your wine and milkshakes and join us every Sunday for some chilling ghost stories and downright terrifying true crime stories. The world's a scary place. And that's why we drink!
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 854 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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It's episode 482 and we're joined by our new ParaPods Network besties Kalyn and Christian from the podcast, That's Pretty Dark! First Em tells us some spooky tales from St. Helens, Oregon including the Klondike Tavern. Then we hand the reigns over to... more
It’s Episode 481 and we’re learning all sorts of new words today! To kick us off Em takes us to Canada for one of their most haunted locations, the Tranquille Sanatorium. Then Christine covers the case of Virginia Russell sent to us by friend and lis... more
Welcome to May! We’re here with our spring witch, Nichole Bigley from A Psychic's Story on ParaPods! This month we needed Nichole's expertise to help us deep dive into all your submitted angel stories. Y'all really delivered. We loved everything ... more
It’s Episode 480 and we’re owning our New York Times Bestseller status! Today Em brings us to Michigan for the Allegan County Sheriff’s House & Old Jail Museum and its terrifying mannequins that change themselves. Then Christine brings us a more in d... more
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Barely made it through one podcast but please continue showing your ignorance by attributing today's women to the 1930's
I have loved and listened to ATWWD for years! I always look forward to the new episodes every Sunday and the Listeners Stories at the beginning of the month.
Listeners Stories used to be one of my favorites because I’m more a fan of the paranormal side of the pod. However, they’ve recently introduced guests in their Listeners Stories and I’m not a fan. I understand that this is just a way to promote the other shows but the guests they invite talk too much about irrelevant topics. Do they even k... more
Every week this podcast pushes other terrible shows to me under the ATWWD title. STOP! I don’t want these terrible shows! Stop pushing shows I’m not subscribed to.
I’ve listened to these ladies since the beginning. I love Em. Half the show is now ads and they can’t get through a single sentence without interrupting each other or Christine showing her extreme mental illness.
It’s now become my game to see if Em can finish a sentence without being interrupted. I can’t recommend the show, but I’m ... more
Love the show but Christine please stop interrupting Em. Let her finish a sentance!!! I’ve had to stop listening at times because this is so annoying.
i’ve been listening to ATWWD since late 2017 and just love these goofballs so much. it has been amazing hearing them grow as storytellers, friends, and humans (and in that weird parasocial way, growing myself while listening). i also am an adult who was diagnosed with ADHD in the past few years and hearing them talk about their own journeys with this has been so helpful and reassuring. i’ve seen them each time they’ve come through cincinnati (even sat at a table next to Christine’s dad (aka Bear... more
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A popular show that blends murder, the paranormal, and playful banter into single-episode storytelling experiences. Listeners can expect long-form true crime retellings and supernatural anecdotes delivered with warmth, humor, and a sense of community. Episodes frequently balance weighty topics—abuse, custody, trauma, ethical considerations in true crime—with lighthearted sidebar moments, culture references, and sponsor reads. Noteworthy is the show's knack for mixing deeply reported narratives with cozy, conversational vibes, creating a format that appeals to fans of chilling histories and cozy, drink-fueled storytelling alike.
Unique strengths include a strong hosts' dynamic marked by empathy, skepticism, and witty rapport, plus a recurri... more
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