Kyle Ploof, Jerii Aquino and Ben Kissel discuss Hollywood murders, true crime, on-set deaths and more!
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 186 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Category | True Crime |
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Oh man, I LOVE this show! It’s smart, funny, and the pacing is great!
Keep them coming!
- Johnny
New episodes are not worth listening to.
Can we trade Kyle for Alejandro?
Chris watts didn't strangle his kids until he got the oil field. They were alive in the truck in the way. He smothered them in the back seat. He killed cece right next to bella. She saw the whole thing
The Golden Years will always be the original trio of Kyle, Mark, and Alejandro. I hope the new line up will find its groove. I’ll forever be thankful for the classic episodes and for the efforts of everyone involved in the pod!
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The content revolves around the exploration of darkly comedic stories within the entertainment industry, focusing primarily on the intertwining of true crime and pop culture narratives. Episodes cover a range of topics from Hollywood murders to unusual deaths associated with various entertainers, as well as the legendary lives and controversies within the industry. Unique to the podcast is its blend of humor with serious themes, as hosts engage in discussions that provide both insight and entertainment, appealing to true crime enthusiasts who appreciate a comedic touch in their listening experience.
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Death In Entertainment launched 4 years ago and published 186 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on Death In Entertainment include:
1. Amy Huguenard
2. Eileen Bowman
3. Jerii Aquino
4. Jeri Aquino
5. Chris Todd
6. Joe Exotic
7. Jacque Martinez
8. Peet Montzingo
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