
Petty 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 | 164 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ComedyTrue Crime | |||

Comedian Beth Stelling gets us fantasizing about tall Belgian bodybuilders who throw tables to let their feelings out. It's 100 degrees out and the Korean soft porn is on ... let's get petty!
Go to Beth’s upcoming show! (Fri Nov 21 / Sat Nov 22)
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What would it take for you to kill your husband? A lie? An affair? A cashew?! Plus, Ceara names her richest friend. And, aww, Griff made some artwork!
Petty Crimes is hosted by Ceara Jane O’Sullivan and Griff Stark-Ennis
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Our spoooookiest episode ever! Corsets, keycards, and Kiki’s - oh my! Oh, and a warning: this week’s episode contains an actual literal ghost (kinda).
Petty Crimes is hosted by Ceara Jane O’Sullivan and Griff Stark-Ennis
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How nude is TOO nude? How far will Ceara go for lobster? And why does this week's crime involve a squad of 4-year-old crime scene investigators? All will be answered on this week's Petty Crimes...
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Petty Crimes just keeps getting better and better! Ceara and Griff are absolute podcasting powerhouses — hilarious, sharp, and full of heart. Every episode feels like catching up with two of your funniest, smartest friends while diving into the world’s most delightfully ridiculous moral dilemmas.
I especially want to give them major respect for how they handled their recent network change. It’s clear that they care deeply about their values and their listeners. Refusing to let ICE advertise on t... more
“Wet Bones” episode was a speed through. Where was the fun and spontaneous connection between two friends that we normally hear? The content is already so much fluff; please don’t forgo the genuine connection.
Ceara and Griff have wonderful chemistry and are truly funny.
This is my go to podcast when I cannot face The Daily and need a break from True Crime. Thank you!
Ceara and Griff come in clutch when I need to inject some good clean fun into a busy day :)
This podcast has been a favorite for years, and I am so beyond disappointed to be now repeatedly hearing ads calling undocumented citizens “illegal aliens”, demanding they turn themselves in, reinforcing racist views towards immigrants, and praising Trump. I have seen this podcast as a comedic relief during stressful times, and I am now completely against supporting this show unless the hosts publicly speak to this issue apologizing and changing their ad revenue streams.
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Exploring the often humorous and relatable aspects of interpersonal drama, this series focuses on various 'petty crimes' experienced in everyday life. Each episode typically features the hosts discussing real-life stories submitted by listeners that delve into the nuances of relationships, misunderstandings, and family dynamics. This unique blend of comedy and true crime captures both the absurdity and the commonality of petty grievances, making listeners both laugh and reflect on their own experiences. The engaging banter between the hosts, complemented by witty storytelling, is sure to resonate with those who appreciate light-hearted yet thought-provoking discussions.
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Petty Crimes launched 4 years ago and published 164 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. Beth Stelling
2. Bridger Winegar
3. Gianmarco Soresi
4. Chloe Fineman
5. Traci Thomas
6. Ego Nwodim
7. Joel Kim Booster
8. Rosebud Baker
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