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| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 216 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | True CrimeDocumentarySociety & Culture | |||

We made it back! Unlike some of the people in our episode. From the time it opened in 1937 until now, more than 21,000 people have thru-hiked the 2,190-mile Appalachian Trail, and countless more have set foot on it. It’s maginificent and awe-inspirin... more
A final treat before our summer break: Updates to several episodes, including the latest on the Michael Gaine murder in Ireland, what Uber’s doing for women, another Eliot Cutler rant and more.
We dive into fan favorite “Am I the Asshole?”
And we... more
Judi Therianos and Missy Bevers had nothing in common except for the fact they were both beloved women and mothers who were murdered, senselessly, in 2016. Their murders didn’t have much in common, either. One got the usual local coverage, the other ... more
At first no one in central-eastern Ohio connected the killings — they were hunters, outdoorsmen, a jogger — all shot by someone who left no trace between 1989 and 1992. When they finally arrested Thomas Dillon for five murders, law enforcement was ha... 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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Two Maine-based sisters deliver a true-crime and pop-culture show with sharp banter, thorough research, and a penchant for covering both high-profile cases and lesser-known local stories. Episodes mix crime history, media critique, and occasional humor, often looping back to previously covered cases and ongoing Maine-related content. Notable is the dynamic between hosts—informal, candid, and unabashedly authentic—along with segments like Ask a Lawyer and book/show recommendations that broaden the show beyond reporting alone.
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Recent guests on Crime&Stuff include:
1. Liz Milliken
2. Elizabeth Milliken
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