
Join sisters Lindsay & Madison every Wednesday as we discuss the funny, strange, and obscure crimes of yesteryear. Proud member of the Colture and Cultiv8 Networks.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 397 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | True CrimeHistory | |||

Lindsay and Madison discuss Corgarff Castle, as well as how to construct a kick-ass castle, that the Jacobites liked to eff shit up, and why you shouldn’t play a drinking game to this episode every time there’s a fire.
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Lindsay is joined by author Cinda Gault to discuss her book, “A Small Compass.”
In 1806, Isobel Gunn is staring down the inevitability of a spinster’s farm life in the Orkney Islands, Scotland, often referred to as the Island of Women. At the same ... more
Lindsay and Madison discuss Giacomo Casanova, as well as how to win and lose it all gambling, that blasphemy is no joke, and how to be both charming and also a horrible human being.
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Lindsay is joined by Alan Katz from Costard & Touchstone Productions to see if he can decipher what a couple of Victorian slang terms mean.
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Lindsay conducted a great interview. I really enjoyed our conversation.
I tried, I really did, as historical crime is one of my favorite genres, but I just can’t stand the inane banter and giggling anymore. I appreciate insightful commentary and tangents in other pods but these two contribute nothing to the topic. We don’t need personal opinions after almost every sentence.
I don’t understand why all the commentary during story telling. I couldn’t get through it with the dumb jokes and even dumber laughter. TRASH!
The set up of this show is JUST like sawbones. Where one person knows all the info and teaches their cohost everything they’ve learned.
I love them together and their show! It’s super fun and different than most true crime because you haven’t heard of most of the cases rehashed.
Definitely a listen if you haven’t yet.
Two lovely ladies take you to the past so get yourself a hot chocolate get a warm blanket and prepare to be entertained by ye olde crime
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Historical narratives intertwined with humor define the content, as the hosts explore a variety of bizarre and lesser-known true crime stories from the past. Episodes often feature unique takes on historical events, discussing themes such as mental illness in settlers, the origins of folklore, and notorious figures in crime history. The engaging and comedic style of the hosts, who are siblings, allows for an approachable and entertaining examination of these eerie tales, blending educational content with lively commentary that departs from traditional true crime storytelling.
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