
If you like true crime and funny, homicidal people, boy are you in the right place! Jon DelCollo, Jake Mattera and Mike Rainey bring to you Lil Stinkers, a podcast which focuses on some of history's worst people, who also happen to be very funny.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 200 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ComedyTrue Crime | |||

Westward ho! Part 2 covers Brigham Young finding the LDS church and going full throttle on his way to the top baby. All gas no brakes. From going on "missions" where he would essentially kidnap girls and women to bring back to be plural wives for the... more
Mormons Beware: You're in for a scare! Jon details the early years of Brigham's life before his journey to leader of the LDS Church. We also cover a brief history of Joseph Smith and his writing of the Book of Mormon, which is pretty darn silly tbh. ... more
You ever been hanging out with your one boy and get so bored that you start having gay sex with him and then decide to murder your cousin? Asking for a friend. Rainey tells the tale of this dynamic duo with a little too much money and not enough to d... more
What if part 2 was about the rapper? lol. We get into the real nitty gritty of it as Jake takes us through the events leading up to the Jonestown Massacre and the massacre itself. Jim took his followers to Guyana and his wackiness levels only rose fr... more
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He’s just getting so racist.
Love how racist Jake is
Love the show, and it’s great that every episode Jake gets a little bit less racist.
Stanky pod with so many ads the stank goes away after I fast forward through Draft Kings and BetterHelp :( had to start gas masking
There aren’t many podcast episodes about Sam Smithers. I really wanted to listen to it bc my father went to school with him. But these guys go off on a tangent about every single little thing.
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Combining the genres of true crime and comedy, this show offers an entertaining exploration of history's most notorious individuals, all while maintaining a humorous tone. Episodes discuss a wide range of subjects from infamous killers to bizarre criminal cases, often highlighting the absurdities and darkly humorous aspects of their lives and crimes. The hosts share anecdotes, insightful commentary, and comedic banter, engaging listeners with a unique approach that balances the chilling nature of true crime with laughter. Additionally, the dynamic among the hosts provides a vibrant and engaging atmosphere, making it an appealing listen for those who appreciate humor intertwined with serious subject matter.
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Recent guests on Lil Stinkers include:
1. Dan Morgan
2. Shawn Gardini
3. Ryan Shaner
4. Jared Klickstein
5. Chris Wood
6. Dan Soder
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