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| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 200 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | DocumentaryTrue CrimeSociety & Culture | |||

It’s March. It’s cold [where we live], it’s ugly. We’re tired of it. So, to lighten the mood a little before we get back to our usual content, we have a cabin fever reliever!
Updates on the Maine woman who buried her friend in the backyard and is n... more
Maine had 21 homicides in 2025, and we take a look at them. Guns and domestic violence continue to be the dominant themes, with mental health issues also a troubling contributing factor.
From people who know each other all too well, to the bizarre ... more
We wrap up our three-episode look at the Maine State Police Unsolved Homicide list, diving into the 1990s and beyond, looking at the cases of Lorna Brackett and Vincent White, Susan Hannah, Joseph Savitch and Louis Alexander, and Neil Salisbury, the ... more
We continue our look at Maine’s cold cases with a dive into the 1980s: Beverly Polchies, Theresa Duran, Vincent LaVopa, Brian Kowalczyk and Alice Hawkes. Would they have been solved if they happened today? Should they have been solved four decades ag... more
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Excellent coverage great convo great ladies but the mic needs to be better jr makes listening difficult. Excited to hear more episodes! 👍
Love the banter, their voices, their opinion, it makes me smile and entertains me a great deal.
Here’s another one where the hostesses have a piercing tone of voice that I have a difficult time listening to. It’s the number one thing that makes it or breaks it for me in a podcast. I almost wish there was an adjustment on the app to lower pitch.
I live in Maine, and these 2 sound familiar! Like 2 elderly ladies at the next table at dunkin donuts gossiping about whatever. Sadly, those people annoy me. Terrible accent, voices and interaction. It becomes grating. Oh... And kind of ongoing anger for decades old investigator bias they attribute to misogyny. And... Clearly biased in presenting their evidence.
I really like this show -I'm a fan of Maureen's books, and so when I found the podcast I got excited. The stories (especially the hometown Maine ones) are well covered, and always recognize those involved have a perspective and that might color the case in ways that are unfair to the victim or families. I really enjoy this show.
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Content frequently revolves around true crime cases, featuring in-depth explorations of unresolved mysteries, historical murders, and notable figures in crime, with a particular focus on events tied to Maine. A unique element is the hosts' blend of humor and candid commentary, which sets it apart from other similar podcasts. Listeners can expect not only serious discussions about the implications of crime and justice but also light-hearted banter and personal anecdotes, creating an engaging and relatable atmosphere for the audience. Episodes often incorporate updates on ongoing cases and societal issues, making it rich in both historical context and contemporary relevance.
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