
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 | 728 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ComedyTrue Crime | |||

Growing Up in a Gas Station Was Wild; I Was Kidnapped by My Mother; Oops, I'm A Cryptid; How to Hitchhike Without Getting Murdered; Perception Is Everything; and the Porcelain Doll Pranks.
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He went from a telemarketer to an Oprah-endorsed self-help guru, charging thousands for "enlightenment" retreats. His journey from unknown to one of the biggest stars in the industry came to a screeching halt once his use of extreme methods caused it... more
A North Texas Backroads Terror; The time a vampire stole a bird and asked if he could take my picture??; Terrorists lived in my neighborhood; My Psychic Awakening and Ghosts in Salem; Bridgewater Triangle Experience; and Alaskan Bigfoot Encounter?
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Since December of 2024, the killing of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, and the prosecution of the man accused of pulling the trigger, Luigi Mangione, has played out in the media and in multiple courtrooms.
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Normally I love this podcast, but super disappointed in the recent episodes about Nolan Wells. There is absolutely NO proof there was any foul play, and it most likely was a tragic accidental drowning. Yet the hosts were biased in these episodes, and acted as if it was a murder case and his friends killed him. Considering unsubscribing - it’s a shame they haven’t done proper research or maintained a neutral stance in an on-going situation. This is why I hate podcasts about current/ongoing events... more
The defense isn’t even claiming Patrick Clancy is involved. Be better and don’t spread more of the ignorant conspiracy theories.
Pains me to write anything negative about this pod. I used to love the chemistry between these two so much that I’d listen to the lamer topics just to hear them chat. Now it seems like they’ve lost whatever that spark was. Christie plows over Heather conversationally to disagree about things that Heather literally went to law school about. She kindly redirects, but there’s no intelligent back and forth to be had because Christie doesn’t know what she’s talking about. It’s awkward and doesn’t mak... more
Can’t remember the last case that wasn’t political. They did a dozen episodes on Epstein and still don’t seem to get that democrats were on the island too. Mostly just political rants I could read on blue sky if that’s what I was looking for. Really miss the pre 2026 style!
Genuinely one of my favorite podcasts. The hosts are hilarious but also handle sensitive issues with care.
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A sharp, boundary-pusting show that blends true crime deep-dives with humor, audience storytelling, and sharp legal commentary. Core topics include high-profile cases, cryptids, cults, paranormal tales, and current-events discourse, all delivered with host banter and listener interaction. A standout is the frequent legal insight from a licensed attorney, adding critical context to investigations while maintaining a witty, down-to-earth vibe. The format often includes listener-submitted stories and sponsor reads, creating a mix of serious analysis and community-driven content that can feel like a late-night group chat with informed, entertaining hosts.
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