
Hosted by Jami Rice, MURDERISH is a true crime podcast that delivers deeply researched, meticulously detailed accounts of real-life cases from start to finish. Each episode begins with the crime itself, unfolding the events with clarity and precision before guiding listeners through the investigation, the trial, and ultimately the aftermath. Jami presents these stories in a straightforward, no-fri... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 405 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | True CrimeSociety & Culture | |||

On July 4th 2026, 18-year-old college football player Nolan Wells disappeared after sailing to Mississippi’s Horn Island to celebrate Independence Day with a group of friends. After an afternoon of partying, Nolan’s friends sailed back to the mainlan... more
On the morning of April 1st, 2019, a tall, skinny figure in a bright orange hunting jacket and ski mask walked into RJR headquarters in Mandan, North Dakota armed with a 14-inch blade and a 9-millimeter pistol. For 14 agonizing minutes, the killer tr... more
In this episode of Serial Streamers Jami invites Tom Hamlett, host of hit podcast “Dumpster Dive,” to help her break down the Netflix documentary Worst Roommate Ever, Season 2 episode 4 titled “The Lethal Landlord.” This twisted tale follows the case... more
On January 30th, 2019, 24-year-old Valerie Reyes was reported missing from her New York apartment. Less than a week later on February 5th, a suitcase with the deceased young woman inside was found on the side of a Connecticut road. Who was this young... more
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Every time I find a new podcast, I start at the beginning, so a lot may have changed between when it started and now, July 2026. But suffice to say, what I'm hearing so far is fantastic!
Jami's voice is one of the best, second only to Ashley Flowers, but without saying "like" every other word. That makes her first in my book. Her stories are no nonsense, without a lot of breaks for personal opinions, minimal profanity, and as yet, no political posturing! If it continues in this vein to the... more
I LOVED this podcast for years. Jami has an incredible voice and the way she presents the cases she discusses is lovely. However. Having to sift through a dozen real housewives episode to fine the only true crime episode is deeply disappointing. Start a second podcast for just the reality tv show stuff if you want, but using an already established fan base here for true crime content feels cheap.
this facilitator assumes an awful lot. She also presumes guilt before all evidence is in. I feel she has convicted him prior to trial. just my opinion but...
Every time I find a new podcast, I start at the beginning, so a lot may have changed between when it started and now, July 2026. But suffice to say, what I'm hearing so far is fantastic!
Jami's voice is one of the best, second only to Ashley Flowers, but without saying "like" every other word. That makes her first in my book. Her stories are no nonsense, without a lot of breaks for personal opinions, minimal profanity, and as yet, no political posturing! If it continues in this vein to the... more
Maybe it gets better as years go on, but starting from the beginning episode of this show as I do when I first follow a new to me podcast, the amount of skip forward I have to do vs the episode length is overkill and has unfortunately made it insufferable to listen to. The narration and cases are fine, no complaints there. But an ad as frequently as they are and the length of them, not worth the listen in my opinion.
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MURDERISH delivers meticulously researched true crime narratives focusing on the crime, investigation, trial, and aftermath, presented in a calm, no-frills voice. Episodes frequently explore media framing, survivor perspectives, and the justice system, often with deep dives into psychology, forensics, and cultural context. Noteworthy is a strong emphasis on careful storytelling and factual detail, making heavy topics accessible while maintaining gravitas. The show also features crossovers into pop culture intersections when relevant, and consistently includes sponsor reads within a restrained editorial framework, which can be appealing for listeners who want thorough case dissections without sensationalism.
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MURDERISH launched 9 years ago and published 405 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 MURDERISH include:
1. Tom Hamlett
2. Chrissy Champagne
3. Chelsea Suarez
4. Emily Hanks
5. Kendrick Tucker
6. Patrik Simpson
7. Pol Atteu
8. Katie Ginella
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