
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 | 680 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ComedyTrue Crime | |||

Oh Brother…; I Had a Premonition of my Husband's Funeral; That One Patient; My Two-Year-Old Communes with the Dead; Bright Lights in the Middle of Nowhere; and A Ghost Told Us Bigfoot was Created in Charlotte NC.
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Travel back with us to a simpler time. Pull up a seat and grab a sack. This week, we're rifling through some of our classic bits. It's Best of Mixed Bag
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My Dad Was a Monster; I Didn’t Know I Was a Victim; In Response to The Jesse Test; A Two-fer!; The Ghost Got Me in Trouble & Then Had Its Revenge; and Visits at the End.
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A mess of emails. A community hungry for a new fight. And one round food item that suddenly gained a sinister reputation. It all came together online and changed the course of history forever. This week's episode is 4chan, WikiLeaks, and Pizzagate: P... more
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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!!
I thought this was a podcast for entertainment based off true crime stories, etc. not political banter & rants. Most people like to use entertainment to get a break from such things, but can’t find it here anymore!
This used to be a great podcast, with hosts that have good voices that aren’t miserable, but once they turned major political & even started dedicating episodes to it, it just got weird & annoying. They’ll go on literal RANTS for 30+ mins over stuff that has nothing to do with this po... more
You know you’re doing something right if maga’s crying in the comments! Thanks for the weekly commiseration seshes, ladies
Love listening to these ladies! Informative and real! Gives me hope that I am not alone with my outrage and empathy!
I had to unfollow. We all know things suck (for all sides to be honest), but we aren’t here to hear about that. We don’t need to hear 30 minutes of your side of things. We are here for a story and to get away from those topics. Everyone knows what is going on ALL around us. You don’t need to “open” our eyes to it. Nor will a random rant about it change anyone’s personal opinion. Hopefully it will fall off eventually, but at that point they probably won’t want people like me back anyway.
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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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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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