Petty Crimes
Podcast NationPetty Crimes investigates real-life interpersonal drama to uncover who is guilty of a petty crime. Hosted by SNL writer Ceara Jane O'Sullivan and retired model Griff Stark-Ennis. Part true-crime, mostly comedy, completely petty.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 193 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ComedyTrue Crime | |||
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Doinking Derek is but one corporate training away. But what happens when office terror Mariana tries to join the fun? And ladies, PLEASE date our special guest Carl Tart (SNL).
Petty Crimes is hosted by Ceara Jane O’Sullivan and Griff Stark-Ennis
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Driven to madness by the frat boys upstairs, our young heroine takes matters into her own hands ...
Petty Crimes is hosted by Ceara Jane O’Sullivan and Griff Stark-Ennis
Have a crime that should be heard in the Petty Crimes Court? Submit it to pett... more
A picture tells a thousand words, but she only needed one to dump his ass ... "Vanda".
Petty Crimes is hosted by Ceara Jane O’Sullivan and Griff Stark-Ennis
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Verily! What would thoust do if a white lady tried to cut in line using her sob story? Wouldst thou be petty? Or doth the white lady protest too much?!
Petty Crimes is hosted by Ceara Jane O’Sullivan and Griff Stark-Ennis
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- Love the pod, but PLEASE FIX THE AUDIO!!
We love the pod and listen to your episodes on car rides.
But you HAVE to fix the audio on the earlier episodes (2024 era). The ads are 100x louder than the actual episode, which is not ideal for car ride listening. Getting scared from an unprompted ad in the middle of the episode at 100x the volume is very dangerous when driving!! Please fix!
Apple Podcasts4darkkn07
United States24 days ago - Serious Silliness
In a world where much of the media we consume is so serious, it is a breath of fresh air to have a podcast built around serious silliness. I have listened almost every episode and it makes me smile. The level of intensity and attention to detail on mundane and pointless “crimes” is entertaining in lighthearted.
Apple Podcasts5zionqwertyUnited Statesa month ago - I love the show but
The adverts are endless
Apple Podcasts2Cnnryng_
United Kingdom2 months ago - Decent replacement for normal gossip
Great potential. I like that there are normal stories that are interesting.
Cons: please put the ads in the beginning or between segments. It messes with the mood. & the gen z slang feels super forced. & the language could be cleaner & it is a bit distracting bc it feels off.
Apple Podcasts3mariegaelUnited States2 months ago - Mostly okay
Definitely agree with the ridiculous amount of ads now. Would prefer regularly recorded ads rather than hearing grown adult Griff calling himself a "dumb dumb" (cringe). Also could do without the girl host making the entire skims ads about herself, girl no one cares about your very personal underwear preferences, k?
Not a fan of the girl host, trying too much and revoltingly not funny.
She goes over the top when portraying a characters response that you can't even understand what she's saying.... more
Apple Podcasts2goodpodclubUnited States2 months ago
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Apple Podcasts | #101 | United States/Comedy |
Apple Podcasts | #93 |  Canada/Comedy |
Apple Podcasts | #21 |  Italy/Comedy |
Apple Podcasts | #180 |  Australia/Comedy |
Apple Podcasts | #51 |  Israel/Comedy |
Apple Podcasts | #72 |  India/Comedy |
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Petty Crimes blends true-crime storytelling with lighthearted banter to examine real-life petty dramas through a courtroom-style verdict format. Hosts Ceara Jane O'Sullivan and Griff Stark-Ennis guide conversations that mix humor with social commentary, exploring dating mishaps, neighborly feuds, online mischief, and everyday ethics. The show stands out for its playful hybrid of narrative storytelling, audience-submitted cases, and sponsor reads woven into a witty, conversational format that keeps topics accessible and entertaining for a broad audience.
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Petty Crimes launched 4 years ago and published 193 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 Petty Crimes include:
1. Sarah Sherman
2. Rachelle Hampton
3. Zachary Barker
4. Laci Mosley
5. Erin Farrington
6. Sarah Doerner
7. Mackenzie Fultz
8. Beth Stelling
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