
Two comedians look at a small town, what makes it tick, and a murder that took place there. In depth research, horrible tragedy, and the hosts' comedic spin on the whole thing. New episodes every Thursday!!
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 732 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ComedyTrue Crime | |||

This week, in Boulder City, Nevada, a man is caught by police with a pair of severed human hands in his trunk. It turns out, that this man is wanted for a murder, which explains the hands, but doesn't explain anything else about this strangely clean ... more
This week, in Depew, Oklahoma, a scary situation develops, after a strange relationship goes sour between a married woman, and a mystery man who rode a bicycle into town. The results are two very innocent people, brutally murdered in their own home, ... more
This week, in Brunswick, Georgia, the discovery of two bodies, stacked in a storage shed unravels the wild story of a strange family, and a town that goes into lockdown mode. The man accused of these awful killings has an explanation, but it's as cra... more
This week, in Emporia, Kansas, relationships spin out of control between two couples, resulting two different brutal murders, committed in totally different ways, by a most unliekly pair of killers. The cast of characters includes a Pastor, an Army S... more
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The only true crime show I listen to, these guys are funny and always have a crazy story to share
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Very interesting and detailed stories. I’ve laughed out loud on my commute. People probably think I’m crazy.
Quickly became my favorite people to listen to I love this podcast and YSO ; they’ve got me through so many work days
I love the stories from Washington State. It’s one love of my favorite places to visit. And you definitely can imagine some small town craziness in some part of that state
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This show combines true crime deep-dives with sharp humor to explore murder cases in small towns, often tying in local history, community dynamics, and legal crosscurrents. Episodes balance meticulous research with banter and pop-culture riffs, making dense case details approachable while highlighting investigations, courtroom drama, and the human stories behind the headlines. Notable strengths include thorough reconstruction across diverse cases, a consistent two-host dynamic, and a distinctive mix of rigor and irreverence that keeps true crime engaging for a broad audience. Potential listeners who enjoy methodical storytelling plus comic commentary, plus a recurring focus on community context and justice outcomes, are likely to find it co... more
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