
Mason Smith and Mike Rainey bring to you Lil Stinkers, a true crime/comedy podcast which looks for humor in the worst people and events in history.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 200 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ComedyTrue Crime | |||

Our buddy Crack Amico joined us to talk about a real piece of work from his home state of North Carolina. Pazuzu Algarad didn't bathe, didn't brush his teeth, and didn't work, yet somehow attracted a stable of "fiancees" who eventual helped him commi... more
In March of 1990, two men, disguised as cops, wormed their way into Boston's Stewart Gardner Museum. They tied up the two night watchmen and spent 81 minutes stealing hundreds of millions of dollars in fine art. The hunt for the perpetrators leads po... more
Although he died in 2025, RC Horsch is dominating the true crime headlines, as it seems more and more like he was a serial killer who was disposing of bodies in his basement. However, murder is just the tip of the iceberg with the extent of his crimi... more
Barry Seal's years-long run as a cocaine trafficking pilot for the Medellin cartel was much more than a typical drug story. It involved the CIA and multiple US presidents while leaving more questions than it answered in one of the most outrageous sto... more
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Another mid Austin comic. Show used to be funny
It’s one thing if the guy was like the guys before and was curious about the cases but had no knowledge; the new host tells you all about what little he knows and how he wishes he had the time to prepare for the episode by reading or watching whatever. This is a REVOLUTIONARY idea but maybe we prep for the podcast? Too much to ask you listen to an audiobook or watch a documentary over the course of a week before you get into the subject?? Lazy work and he’s not even funny
You guys make my blue collar day move quicker except I CAN’T HEAR YOU!! Please do better post production and then listen to your sounds levels versus the ads. Thanks and keep up the great content ideas!!
With Jake and Jon it’s really not a good show anymore. Austin strikes again. For shame Dike Cheney
The move to Austin claims another one. Hope it was worth it mike. Ya lost your roots
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Lil Stinkers blends true crime with irreverent humor, focusing on infamous figures and the broader context of their crimes, media coverage, and cultural impact. Episodes mix rapid-fire riffs, pop-culture references, and punchy storytelling to both entertain and provoke thought about accountability, bias, and sensationalism. Noteworthy is the show's consistent banter-driven vibe, frequent discourse on controversial subjects, and a roster of recurring hosts who bring comedic chemistry to serious historical crimes, making it appealing to listeners who enjoy humor-laced deep-dives into infamous figures and cases.
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Recent guests on Lil Stinkers include:
1. Mike Ridley
2. Mason Smith
3. Dillon Smith
4. Dan Morgan
5. Shawn Gardini
6. Ryan Shaner
7. Jared Klickstein
8. Chris Wood
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