
Allison researches true crime's most overlooked cases. Mike hears them for the first time: raw reactions, real questions, no script. Plus the kind of married banter that makes an hour of dark content feel like hanging out with friends over coffee. New episodes every Sunday.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 456 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | True CrimeDocumentarySociety & Culture | |||

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What happened to Leigh Leigh began at a teenage party where cruelty escalated in front of dozens of people, and the investigation that followed was complicated by silence, conflicting stories, and evidence that did not alwa... more
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For years, the Knotek home appeared to be a place where struggling friends and relatives could find support, while inside, Shelly Knotek’s daughters were witnessing escalating abuse, control, and isolation. As Kathy Loreno,... more
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When 19-year-old Cal Poly freshman Kristin Smart disappeared after an off-campus party in May 1996, investigators quickly learned she had last been seen walking back toward campus with fellow student Paul Flores. Early dela... more
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Love the banter. Also love Mike’s funny/vigilante ideas for justice and Allison’s storytelling. I literally laugh out loud listening to y’all doing dishes and have to tell my husband what yall said. Thank you for the show.
I cannot fathom how anyone can listen to this podcast! THE HOST CANT TALK! I'm not referring to her "accent" as people say she put "uh" after every word. I don't even notice that. It's the fact that every single sentence she has to "excuse me" or "sorry" and restart the sentence because she says something wrong. She is constantly asking Mike how to say certain words too. But seriously the Keddie Cabin Murders she said "excuse me" AT LEAST EVERY OTHER SENTENCE BECAUSE SHE CANT TALK.
It's pronounced "Ya vaughn"!!! Not E Von!!
I generally love the subject matter that you all put out in the podcast.
What makes me grind my teeth and makes me jump up and down is how you end each sentence with an emphasis.
The speech pattern of adding emphasis—often with a rising pitch—to the last word of a sentence is called upspeak, uptalk, or High Rising Terminal (HRT).
The blokes answer to everything is that everyone should carry a gun with them. It’s such an American attitude and utterly bizarre.
Thankfully they have added time stamps so can skip the “banter” at the start.
Interesting stories however once they get into them. She could lose him all together though.
I listen to more true crime podcasts than I like to admit to but this is one of my favourites. I love the chemistry between the hosts and the respectful way the crimes are covered. Highly recommend!
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A conversational true crime show led by a married pair who balance thorough case research with warm, humorous banter. Episodes cover a wide range of cases—from notorious murders to unsettling disappearances—blending detailed timelines, forensic notes, and empathy for victims with relatable, lighthearted moments. The dynamic between hosts is a core draw: genuine chemistry, respectful storytelling, and a no-script, candid approach that helps audiences feel like they're chatting with friends over coffee. Notable strengths include meticulous case reconstruction, thoughtful commentary on media and policing, and a steady mix of gravity and levity that makes dark subject matter approachable for a broad audience.
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