
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 | 639 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | True CrimeComedy | |||

Today I am talking with someone whose work Christie and I deeply respect and whose podcast topics often overlap with our own. You know her from hit podcast You’re Wrong About, where she has spent years helping listeners peel back the layers of cultur... more
The Satanic Panic swept the country 1980s, in which claims of widespread ritual abuse and occult conspiracies were treated as real threats. Targets were wrongfully convicted, children were taken from marginalized homes, all while much of the “evidenc... more
My Sister Isn't a Murderer... Is She?; Strangers on a Train; Dolls in the Trees; Scammer Scare; Is Santa the Hat Man?; and Deranged Parent ‘Prank’.
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Today, we’re joined by someone whose work you’ve almost definitely heard.
Natalie Robehmed is an award-winning journalist and executive producer at Campside Media. She’s the writer behind WeCrashed, the chart-topping investigation into WeWork that... more
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Found you guys through the LPotL Side Stories episode when you were at Crime Wave at Sea with Henry and Eddie. I nearly peed my pants laughing a couple of times and knew a binge of your podcast was in my future. Well, I’m loving it so far. You gals are hilarious, but also well researched and treat subjects with the seriousness they deserve when called for! I fear it’s only a matter of time before I develop a true hyperfixation and my wallet takes a hit in your merch store. 😂😅
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I love the show. The hosts are funny and informed but holy cow the side commentary. I’m constantly having to skip through episodes to get past the rambling. It’s very distracting. Maybe cut down on the side conversations?
This has become my favorite podcast!! The hosts are informed, funny, and compassionate! If you are interested in all things spooky, weird, or true crimey then you have to listen!
And it is neither hateful nor vitriolic. What people are swooning over calling politics is discussion of life. Dear Sinisterhood, please tell a complete story but dont give any context! That might mean a’learnin!
I think I have maybe listened to one episode of this podcast in the past several months… I’m not into the Cryptid and paranormal episodes but beyond that I just can’t take the woke political takes tossed in these podcasts anymore.
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A unique blend of comedy and true crime, this show covers a wide array of themes, including cults, cryptids, and various unsolved mysteries, often interspersed with personal anecdotes and listener submissions. The hosts, both comedic talents with a strong rapport, infuse humor into their storytelling while maintaining a level of seriousness when the subject matter calls for it, especially regarding topics such as domestic violence and personal safety. Noteworthy is their ability to balance spooky content with engaging banter, making complex narratives accessible and entertaining for their audience, thereby creating a community around both humor and shared fears.
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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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