Lee Flores hosts her new comedy podcast, "Lee Flores Has Friends!". On this debut episode, Lee is joined by her Crime Tea co-host, Travis Daughtrey.

Travis & Lee recap the 4 part Hulu series, "Wild Crime", which tells the story of Harold Henthorn, whose two wives died under mysterious circumstances.

Travis & Lee explore the story of Jimmy Galante and his purchase of the Danbury Trashers UHL team for his 17 year old son, AJ.

Travis and Lee discuss the film "Class Action Park", a hilarious and poignant story of a real life waterpark that existed with few rules, little concern for safety, and lots of shady dealings in 1980's New Jersey.

Travis & Lee discuss the film, Spotlight, and discuss the truth of sexual abuse within the Catholic Church.

(This episode was scheduled to be published a week ago)
Travis & Lee discuss the upcoming changes, including a change of show name from Crimeficionados to Crime Tea with Travis & Lee,  and the theme of season 4- Crime on Screen.

Travis & Lee debut their new season of Crime Tea (formerly Crimeficionados) of Crime on Screen and critique the film about Ted Bundy entitled, "Extremely Evil, Shocking Wicked and Vile".

Travis & Lee check in with listeners and announce the release date of season 4!

 Travis & Lee discuss a recent update on the disappearance of Chula Vista mom, Maya Millete, Travis's reaction to his recent COVID Vaccine, and Lee's love and nostalgia prompted by Netflix's "The Last Blockbuster".

Travis & Lee discuss Travis getting his first dose of  the vaccine, the horrible Virginia Beach recent shootings that Included the deaths of Pharrell Williams' cousin, Donovon Lynch, and Bad Girls Club Star, Deshayla Harris, and Lee talks about her new obsession with the reboot of America's Most Wanted hosted by Elizabeth Vargas.