
Wine & Crime is a true crime / comedy podcast. Join two friends as they chug wine, chat true crime, and unleash their worst Minnesotan accents!
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 607 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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This holiday bonus episode is a chat about true crime between Lucy, Kristen Seavey from Murder, She Told, and Aaron Habel from Generation Why. Tune in now to hear these podcasters chat about everything from qualified immunity to quantifiable alien ac... more
This week, the gals hike up their snowpants to brave a specific northeastern tundra. Topics include the true wing king, a dastardly dioramist, and flirting via pussywillow. Gulp down a classic Tom & Jerry cocktail, put the Ouija board away, and tune ... more
This month, the multitalented Tawny Platis joins the gals to tell stories of abstract art, an immersive job interview, Kim Crawford's betrayal, flying cornucopias, Mama Mia showdowns, a haunted footprint, and a woman who did not marry her brother. Tu... more
This week, the gals visit one of their favorite neighbors to tell tales of injustice on the Great Plains. Topics include some conspicuous prophecies, a ghastly road trip, and the corniest concert venue in the upper Midwest. Mix up a proper Red Beer, ... more
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It’s newest to oldest baybeee— and then sometimes just ‘scroll as fast as I can with my eyes closed and then play whatever one it lands on.’ 10/10 very fun, high(ly) recommend. Anywhos, I’ve been loving the eps! Y’all are so real for speaking your truth (private, personal, political) in such a wild time in the U.S., and I am here for it. Keep being you, keep inhaling those greens, keep swallowing them old grapes, and count me sat for the ride. <3
Thank you gals for a great ride! Been a listener since 2017 and the show helped carry me through Covid.
Unfortunately, I am not looking for “rabbit holes” or conspiracies. Episodes don’t seem to fit the show theme as much anymore.
I do enjoy your political takes as we agree across the board, but I personally use podcasts as an escape.
Best of luck, gals! ❤️
I used to love this pod, but they need to keep politics out of it. I unfollowed after one of Amanda’s rants recently. I always overlooked their politics (they are different than mine and that’s ok!) but it’s gotten too difficult to overlook. Maybe they need a separate political podcast and a true crime because I’m just not here for this…
Not great gals - the ranting is going on wayyy too long. You used to be so fun to listen to. What happened to the laughs? I’ve been a fan since day one, unfortunately I’m no longer going to follow. 😢
As a NYC resident and life long democrat, even I can no longer stomach the masturbatory, Sanctimonious tone the podcast has taken on. I’ve listened for at least 5 years, discovered Wine and Crime during Covid and came to love the friends’ banter. Now the episodes have become not only boring but also self-righteous and tedious. Time to refocus on interesting crimes and stop talking so much. Episodes don’t need to be two hours. I’m taking a break!
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Exploring the intersection of true crime and humor, this podcast features engaging hosts who share fascinating anecdotes while enjoying their favorite wines. The conversations often revolve around bizarre crime stories, cultural heritage, and personal experiences, interspersed with light-hearted commentary and humor. Unique segments include listener-submitted stories and discussions on complex subjects like in-law relationships and the ethical implications of criminal justice practices, all provided in a fun and relatable manner, making it an inviting space for fans of true crime and comedy alike.
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Recent guests on Wine & Crime include:
1. Kristen Seavey
2. Aaron Habel
3. Tawny Platis
4. Dr. Natalie Tocco
5. Steven Ray Morris
6. Laurie Vanderpool
7. Ashwin Muthiah
8. Katie Charlwood
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