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Dennis Rader
Wichita
Bennington Triangle
Darlie Routier
True Crime
BTK
Nodolf Incident
Theodore Coneys
Natalie Wood
Murder
Mary King's Close
Kansas
Harvey Glatman
Amityville Murders
Silly String
BTK Killer
Shawna Garber
Otero Family
Plague
Third Man Syndrome

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!

PublishesTwice weeklyEpisodes846Founded9 years ago
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It's episode 478 and we're looking like yesterday's mail from the good ol' salad days! This week Em takes us west again for the tale of the old Washoe Club. Will we ever leave Nevada? Then Christine covers the fascinating case of Anthony Gignac aka t... more

It’s Episode 477 and we’ve been doing some ADHD Spring cleaning! Today Em brings us a little palette cleanser story with the lore of The Monkey’s Paw, the classic tale from our childhood that we never read. Then Christine covers the deaths of Debby a... more

Welcome to April! Is it too late to pull a prank on everyone and just chat about Tai Chi for the entire episode? This month we're delving into alien and UFO encounters thanks to the suggestion from Patron Taylor, she/her. Join us for a wild and unide... more

Episode 476 is here and it’s a double groutfit kind of day! Today Em takes us back to Nevada one last time for Part Three of their story aka Zak Bagans' return to the Goldfield Hotel. Then Christine almost brings us the case of the mysterious non-exi... more

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Christine
Host and co-host known for storytelling and humor, often driving conversations and hosting duties.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 55.9k ratings
  • Awesome

    I love how thoughtful these two are. Normalizing pronouns is something that we should all do to be consider those around us. Thanks for being an example for us all. The hosts are so brave. They are honest about real time threats to our democracy despite the hate that I have seen online and in these comments. Thanks so much for being an example for how we can all be more thoughtful and caring for one another.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Inky in Leed’s Point
    United States13 days ago
  • Over it

    This podcast has really lost its balance. In the most recent episode, M’s story lasted over an hour, while Christine’s was cut down to barely 20 minutes. The moment Christine finally started, she was almost immediately interrupted by another tangent—this time about an asparagus shirt—which completely threw off the flow. It’s becoming frustrating to listen when one story consistently takes over the episode. Honestly, I’m starting to lose interest

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    C_oflove
    United States15 days ago
  • Sad

    I’ve been listening for a few years now and always looked forward to the Sunday morning entertainment; but, I haven’t even been able to finish the last several episodes. The banter and off-topic squirreling is just too much and my mind just wanders off. Em is constantly getting interrupted and can’t finish a sentence - which sucks because I want to hear what they have to say. Christine’s stories have been super short and not very interesting at all. I hate leaving bad feedback - I think they’re ... more

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    eliza_75
    United States21 days ago
  • Done!

    I used to love this podcast and even supported them through Patreon, but over time I’ve noticed that they have become very judgmental for people who don’t want to be judged. I’m done. That acceptance things goes both ways and I’m not even conservative.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    qwerty103
    United Statesa month ago
  • Lopsided Podcast

    This used to be one of my favorite podcasts; however, in the last year or so, it has begun to be a tough listen. It is very lopsided with M’s supernatural portion taking up an hour and Christine’s true crime portion being 20 mins, with decreasing context behind the story. Personally, I cannot listen to an hour of a spooky story and the purpose of this podcast was to have a balance between the two but the scale is completely off.

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    Aprilfools76
    United Statesa month ago

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Guests and topics can diversify the listening experience, but the core appeal remains the hosts' dynamic and thoughtful storytelling.
Some reviews note fatigue with intro length or perceived shifts in tone or content, but many remain loyal due to compelling storytelling and chemistry.
Listeners appreciate the show's balance of lighthearted content with serious true-crime narratives and educational context.
The live-show energy and audience engagement are frequently highlighted as a major draw for fans and potential guests/sponsors.
Fans value the hosts' empathetic, intelligent approach to tricky topics and their seamless banter.

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#79
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#132
Canada/Comedy
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#162
Italy/Comedy
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#165
Australia/Comedy
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#112
New Zealand/Comedy
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#123
Philippines/Comedy

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E475 Adventures in Lunacy and Birthday Butterfly Effects
Q: How did Ghost Adventures originate and what made its early approach distinct?
The hosts discuss the original 2004 documentary, the camera setup, the lack of heavy equipment, and Zach Bagans' intense on-camera persona, emphasizing how authenticity and raw reactions drove its unique appeal before modern production sophistication.
Listener Stories: Vol. 112 featuring. Aliza Kelly
Q: Does it mean anything when something intense happens on a certain day?
Aliza notes that both events and people have birth charts, and significant events can influence the collective energy for everyone.
Listener Stories: Vol. 112 featuring. Aliza Kelly
Q: Is there any connection between certain astrology signs being more connected to the spiritual side of things?
Aliza explains that every sign can be connected, and it often depends on the whole birth chart rather than just the sun sign.
E457 Segway Fun Facts and Inflatable Birthday Tiaras
Q: What led to the identification of Cookie Rowan?
Latent prints from her case were submitted through a new biometric identification system, leading to a match with an arrest record from 1970.
E457 Segway Fun Facts and Inflatable Birthday Tiaras
Q: What is isotope testing?
Isotope testing is a method that can reveal a person's geographical origins based on certain elements in their body, often linked to their diet and environment.

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Frequently Asked Questions About And That's Why We Drink

What is And That's Why We Drink about and what kind of topics does it cover?

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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