
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 | 666 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ComedyTrue Crime | |||

Just after his death was announce, online rumors circulated that perhaps the disgraced financier and sex trafficker wasn't dead. Then with the drop of millions of new files, a picture emerged of a man who may not be dead, but may instead be in hiding... more
Epstein and Why I Wish What We're Hearing Would Shock Me; Another Fucking Day in Paradise; Pizzagate Stole My Co-workers Picture; Cult Recruitment at Walmart?; Missing in Marquette; The Goddamn Dash Cam Scam; And The Blink
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He had been busted once before, so when the well-connected financier was arrested again a decade later, survivors’ hopes for justice weren’t high. Then, just weeks after he was behind bars, we all heard the news: he was dead from an apparent suicide.... more
The Time I Escaped the Crossbow Killer; The Day I Accidentally Stopped My Kidnapping?; An Unexpected Shower Guest at The Brown Palace Hotel; That One Time I Was Punched in The Face by a Murderer; I Accidently Cleaned a Crime Scene…; New Cryptid Sight... more
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Fantastic! I love these 2!
I’m so proud and happy to see two of my favorite podcasters for years using their voices and speak out for those who can’t speak out anymore, putting themselves on the right side of history. Thank you for your courage and bravery to use your platform that way! Melt ICE!
Thank you for using your platform to speak out. No worries about the lost subscribers - they were lost at the ballot box too. You will never fix the poorly educated.
Criticizing ICE for murdering people in broad daylight is perhaps the easiest thing in the world to do and yet so many people refuse to do it. Thank you for refusing to live in a vacuum. So so encouraging to hear that the Sinisterhood team actually values human rights in real time.
I was a longtime listener and I don’t enjoy writing negative reviews, but the podcast has shifted into strong political advocacy rather than true crime, and that change has been for the worse. It’s no longer the show I fell in love with.
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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. Natalie Robamed
2. Henry Zebrowski
3. Ed Larson
4. Karl Bushby
5. Chris Connelly
6. Alan Ryan
7. Nelson Niles
8. Debbie Riddle
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