
Sinisterhood is the comedy podcast about all things sinister, covering true crime, cults, cryptids, unsolved mysteries, and strange phenomena. Join Dallas-based comedians and best friends Christie Wallace and Heather McKinney each Wednesday as they bring you weekly episodes with plenty of research, lots of laughs, and legal insight from Heather, a licensed attorney. Plus, catch all new odd but... more
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 686 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | True CrimeComedy | |||

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I’ve been listening for years now but lately I feel like every episode is about aliens or conspiracy theories and I really miss the amazing true crime episodes. You guys did such a good job with insight into true crime and I deeply miss that. I understand the conspiracy theory angle but this world is truly and actually crazy and if you talked about factually evident events and cases I think that would also effect just as many ppl.
I love this podcast. I occasionally save heavier episodes for another time, but they are so good. I also have several episodes saved (Mc Gruff, anyone?) because they are so hilarious. I listed to the episode about clowns on a flight and couldn’t avoid scream laughing. Sometimes, I marathon too many cryptid episodes and find myself slipping in to Heather’s live show accent. “No, it’s full of raccoons,” has also become a household catch phrase.
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I really enjoy the way the hosts go about each topic. I listen to a lot of different true crime podcasts but these two definitely have a unique style of podcasting. They are funny at times and down to earth when they need to be- a great balance of the two.
I’ve been listening since 2020, and Sinisterhood quickly became my favorite podcast. I look forward to Wednesdays and Fridays every week because I know there will be a new episode, and they’re such good story tellers. I love how Heather and Christie provide commentary and insight and how they always stand up against injustice. The only thing I don’t like is that they do a lot of multi-episode stories and I don’t like waiting a week in between on a cliff hanger, so I wait until all episodes are o... more
I’ve been listening for years and am proud of this podcast. Their coverage of the Epstein files has been much appreciated. It’s a tough subject with a lot of information and they’ve been able to bring us episodes that break down all of this info, all while being as respectful as possible to the subject matter. Thanks, ladies!!
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The show blends true crime, cults, cryptids, and strange phenomena with humor and practical insight. Across recent episodes, hosts discuss high-profile cases (Epstein, Epstein-related networks, ICE policies) and provocative topics (political accountability, civil liberties) while also featuring listener-submitted odd-but-true tales and personal safety discussions. The tone mixes sharp analysis, empathy, and levity, often weaving in legal insights from a licensed attorney and strong stances on current events. A notable strength is the community feel—hosts engage with listeners through stories, sponsor reads, and audience participation, making it approachable for fans who want both entertainment and commentary on cultural and political issues... more
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Recent guests on Sinisterhood include:
1. Jen Miller
2. Vanessa Richardson
3. Natalie Robamed
4. Henry Zebrowski
5. Ed Larson
6. Karl Bushby
7. Chris Connelly
8. Alan Ryan
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