
Join best friends MaRah and Taz and they research and tell stories of Black women who kill. They discuss the crimes, the outcomes, and how Black women are treated differently in the justice system than their white counterparts. IG: @Sistaswhokillpod Join the Facebook discussion group! Support this podcast: podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/sistaswhokill/support
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 296 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | True Crime | |||

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CAKE MEDIA 💕 Sorry I’m a fan, also ..*clears throat* I’m not a BBOOSTER exactly but I can chime BOOST YA :) You know I had a feeling Taz was gay because Im gay and lowkey it always be the way we maintenance our hands 🙌 THESE are Our DICKs for crying out loud
I went to your show in Charlotte with a friend, it was my 1st time hearing of y’all and man was I hooked. On the way home I listened to 2 episodes and since June I’ve listened to every single episode and I’m caught up. I’m a teacher in Marion , S.C and otw to work and when I’m grading things, I listen to you guys. Keep up the good work and I can’t wait for you guys to tour again! I also left you 5 stars. Love y’all .
Hey MaRah & Taz! I just wanted to say I really really hate that I had to become one of those “I caught up on all the shows now I have to wait til Friday to get a new episode:’((” but unfortunately here I am (MaRah I know your good for immediately singing a song when you say something that reminds you of a song so when you read this tell me what song you sing) !! I’m really just soooo sad about catching up now im bored at work but I just wanted to let you guys know you do an amazing job and I’m l... more
It’s is 5:27 pm on 09/18/26!!!! I am hot! Where tf is my episode! I had to work 10 hours looking forward to this new episode…and I worked the 10 without one…don’t let it happen again. OKUUUURRRRYTT!
Just listened to the Raissa episode and when the recordings played I was propelled back to my job. A lot of people who have mental illness call 911 and make very similar statements as Raissa like the conspiracy theories and lack of evidence and thinking that everyone is in cahoots it’s such a big flag that something is a little off mentally. I do think she snapped and should’ve been taken more seriously by the police or she should’ve been referred for a mental health evaluation before her delusi... more
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Two hosts share a conversational, documentary-style take on true crime stories focused on Black women, linking cases to broader themes about race, gender, and justice. Episodes mix detailed case timelines, social context, and vivid storytelling with humor and audience engagement, often weaving in audience feedback and sponsor reads. The show stands out for centering Black female perspectives, using accessible storytelling to unpack complex legal outcomes and media narratives, which can be compelling for listeners who want both fresh cases and thoughtful commentary on systemic issues.
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