Motherhood is a crime… or at least it feels like one sometimes! This week, Amanda and Trevin are joined by Heather and Rachel of Like Mother Like Murder to tackle the chaos of parenting and play Amanda’s newest conversational game, WWMD? What Would Mamas Do?

Before diving into the game, everyone shares their dreadful dilemmas. Trevin wrestles with the horror of watching Nightbitch—and the even greater horror of no one else liking it. Amanda suffers through a Missouri blizzard that leaves her daughter home from school for an entire week. Heather is slowly losing her mind as her kids rewatch the same episode of their favorite show on an endless loop. And Rachel, in an act of motherly love, lets her daughter do her makeup—only to be met with some brutally honest technique.

Then, it’s time for WWMD?, where our three moms and honorary cat dad answer the most terrifyingly relatable parenting scenarios—like surprise pregnancies, over-sharing grandmas, belly-touching strangers, and unsolicited baby name critiques. What would you do?

Whether you’re a parent, a future parent, or just here for the chaos, this episode is full of laughs, unhinged honesty, and the kind of petty crime only toddlers can commit.

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Dry January rolls on with a twist of hilarity as our good friend Nick Emel from the @10ishpodcast joins us for Episode 188! This week, we’re tackling everything from Disney-induced mom guilt and a water bowl that terrifies Trevin’s dog Mabel, to Nick’s post-holiday social burnout.

But the real fun begins with Trevin’s newest game: Top 3 in 10ish Seconds! Think you know Nick? Think he’s cool? Think again. We put Nick on the hot seat, challenging him to name his Top 3 in random categories like fast food french fries, favorite superheroes, places to cry, and even canned foods—all in just 10ish seconds!

What’s the catch? His answers are judged against surveys and popular rankings, and Amanda and Trevin determine if Nick truly has what it takes to be cool. Will his love for Batman, mint chocolate chip ice cream, and Seattle earn him the title of Cool Nick, or will his choices doom him to forever be… just okay?

🎧 Tune in now for laughs, pop culture debates, and a whole lot of petty opinions. Available wherever you get your podcasts!

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As part of our Dry January series—a month dedicated to breaking format and exploring the unexpected—we bring you a deeply raw and personal episode of Live, Laugh, Larceny. In An Honest Conversation About Masculinity, Trevin shares his intimate essay, My Life as a Little Girl, offering a vulnerable look at his lifelong struggles with societal expectations of manhood. From being labeled as “less than” for enjoying leisure activities to the subtle yet damaging pressures of growing up on a farm, Trevin reflects on how these moments shaped his understanding of masculinity.

But this story isn’t just Trevin’s. In an open conversation with Amanda, the discussion broadens to reveal how these same dynamics play out in families today—even in homes that seem happy and loving. They explore how well-meaning parents can unintentionally reinforce harmful stereotypes, humanizing both sides of the relationship and uncovering the complexities of parent-child connections.

This episode steps away from our usual lighthearted tone to tackle an issue that’s both deeply personal and culturally significant. If you’ve ever questioned the meaning of masculinity, witnessed its impact, or sought to understand how these challenges persist in modern families, this conversation will leave you thinking long after the episode ends. Don't miss this special Dry January installment that’s truly out of the ordinary.

Comedy is back with next week's installment of Dry January!

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Happy New Year and welcome to our first Dry January episode! We're kicking things off in style with a very special guest: Kaydra Brannan, host of Perplexity: A Mystery Podcast. Together, we dive into hilarious Dreadful Dilemmas, tackle life's biggest (and pettiest) mysteries, and play a brand-new game!
 
This week, Trevin is adjusting to life with his fancy new bidet (a Christmas gift from Amanda), but can he master the elusive "notch," or is he doomed to a soggy fate? Meanwhile, Amanda is grappling with her husband’s embarrassing dad jokes that have customer service workers cringing. Kaydra brings her own dilemma to the table, exposing the dumb frustrations of “smart” home lighting.
 
Then, we put Kaydra, the queen of mysteries, to the ultimate test with a game of Petty Perplexity. From pondering the age-old question of why glue doesn’t stick to its bottle, to debating the truth about Bigfoot and the eternal mystery of Costco’s unbeatable hotdog combo, we’re here to answer (or at least laugh about) the mysteries that keep you up at night.
 
And because we couldn’t resist, we also dive into a true crime mystery: Could a parking ticket really lead to the downfall of a serial killer? Tune in for laughs, light-hearted banter, and a few brain-teasing moments as we kick off the new year with some of life’s weirdest, funniest, and most perplexing moments.

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Before we kick off Live, Laugh, Larceny 2025 and our upcoming Dry January episodes, we’re throwing it back to last year’s hilarious New Year’s episode: EP 141: The Foul-Mouthed and the Followed.

Watch your mouth and your back because this one’s packed with relatable chaos! Trevin reflects on his “pants awakening,” recounting his journey from husky jeans to athletic fit—growth is real. Meanwhile, Amanda dives into a parenting dilemma, wondering how much the tooth fairy pays in today’s inflated economy.

For Two Truths and a Lie, Trevin serves up surprising facts about coffee—think McDonald’s, the Pentagon, and even poop—while Amanda keeps it festive with shocking New Year’s Eve trivia about items dropped at midnight.

When it’s time for story time, Trevin tells the tale of a creepy employer in Seville, Spain with a knack for invading privacy, and Amanda shares the wild story of a South Carolina mom, named Danielle Wolf, whose meltdown in Kroger made headlines. Both stories are tied together with personal touches that make this episode one for the books. Start your New Year’s throwback with us—this petty drama and humor is too good to miss!

Today's Stories:

No Such Thing as a Day Off

Potty Mouth on Aisle 9

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Grab your eggnog, light up those Christmas lights, and get ready for holiday hijinks as we sleigh into the season! This week, Trevin faces a marketing crisis after stumbling upon an Amazon ad for Crime Junkie while shopping for cat products. Inspired, he asks Amanda the million-dollar question: what weird products could promote Live, Laugh, Larceny? Meanwhile, Amanda’s holiday dilemma is that a wanted poster criminal plastered all over town looks suspiciously like her husband. Coincidence, or something sinister?

The holiday trivia keeps things festive as Amanda asks, which Christmas song was the first to be played in space with a musical instrument? Spoiler: it’s out of this world. And Trevin takes us to Japan, where a surprising Christmas tradition features… Kentucky Fried Chicken? Yes, really.

Our true petty crime stories are the ultimate stocking stuffers this week:
🎅 Inspired by Santa – Jesse Berube, a thief with big Santa energy, finds himself stuck in a literal tight spot during a holiday break-in at Lori’s Little Shack in Citrus Heights, California.
🧥 A Historic Ugly Sweater Party – Michael Rohana of Bear, Delaware, crashes a museum party and leaves with more than just holiday cheer.

If you’ve ever wondered how petty crime and Christmas spirit can collide, this is the episode for you!

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The holiday season is upon us, and everyone’s misbehaving!

This week, Trevin kicks things off with a festive TV show recommendation perfect for any Christmas binge, while Amanda shares her struggle after buying an Elf on the Shelf so small it could hide in a snowflake—meet Frost Pips!

Before diving into the chaos, the crew exchanges Christmas presents, where Amanda receives a fun surprise, and Trevin delivers a gift so huge it might just steal the show.

Next, the crew unwraps a Top 5 Holiday Edition filled with bizarre and petty Christmas facts. Was there a prequel to The Grinch Who Stole Christmas? What’s the surprisingly petty history behind Christmas caroling? And did someone really write a Christmas song about... pooping presents?

Story Time delivers two shockingly selfish holiday crimes. Amanda tells the tale of Shaina Hudson, a mother of five who woke up to a Grinch-like thief stealing her family’s Christmas gifts. Trevin follows up with the story of a mischievous South Carolina kid whose quest for a GameBoy Advance SP takes a hilariously selfish turn. Both stories reveal just how far people will go to steal—from themselves—during the holidays.

Don’t be a ho ho ho this season! Spike your eggnog, grab your defecating log, and join us for our final petty crime-filled episode of the year.

Today's Stories:

How the Grinch Stole Shaina's Christmas

A Very Bad Kid Christmas

(Discussions Include: Human Vs. Hamster, Sarah Sherman, Elf on a Shelf, Parenting, Mom Problems, Gift giving, Christmas Gifts, Presents, Thefts, Top 5, Santa Clause, Christmas Special, therapy, mental health, Mistletoe, Pardon, Milk and Cookies, Belsnickel, The Nutcracker Ballet, Bidet, Rockerfeller Christmas tree, Harpo Marx, Fox Urine, Evergreen Tree, Tio De Nadal, Gone Girl, LeHigh Acres, Florida, Problem Children, Brats, juvenile)

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Buckle up, because this week we’re throwing the rulebook out the window and hitting the gas on a hilarious journey into the world of petty crimes. Trevin opens the episode with a heartfelt reflection on the strange emptiness he’s been feeling since the election, leading to a recommendation for the documentary Join or Die. In his quest for community, he also has some exciting news to share—Live, Laugh, Larceny has two new team members! A-Line and Jess are bringing fresh creativity to the show, with stunning designs and video editing that’ll take things to the next level.
 
Amanda kicks off the crime-themed fun with a dreadful dilemma that dives back into the chaos of the school pickup line. This time, a mysterious man appears, handing out unsolicited directions and maybe even trying to land a date. One thing is certain: nobody asked for his help. Later, during Killer Facts, Amanda revisits her beloved Ripley’s Believe It or Not to share the bizarre tale of a hamster testing space tourism, while Trevin answers the burning question: “Have Brussels sprouts really gotten tastier?”
 
When it’s time for stories, things take a strange turn. Trevin’s tale features a futuristic Arizona traffic stop that feels like something straight out of Black Mirror. Meanwhile, Amanda introduces us to Jack, a wannabe hockey player whose dreams are dashed by his lack of skills and a drinking problem that leads to an unforgettable (and illegal) adventure.
 
What ties these two stories together is their shared theme of strange vehicles. Whether it’s an encounter with cutting-edge technology during a traffic stop or a misguided attempt to fulfill hockey dreams on wheels, these petty criminals prove that the road to crime is anything but ordinary. Tune in to find out how these hilarious missteps unfold!

Today's Stories:
 
Into The Black Mirror
 
Danger: On ice!
 
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Get ready to go nuts because this week, squirrels are stealing the spotlight in the quirkiest ways possible.
 
Trevin kicks things off with a hilarious recap of a public speaking phenomenon he experienced on stage, struggling to stay in the moment as his mind wandered. Meanwhile, Amanda finds herself tangled in another trampoline-related incident, this time under a nostalgic black light at a children’s party.
 
In Two Truths and a Lie, Amanda challenges Trevin with winter-themed trivia, featuring snowfall, snowflakes, and record-breaking temperatures. Trevin ups the stakes with a round of insurance-related truths that might just have you reconsidering your own policies.
 
Story Time delivers a double dose of absurdity. Amanda shares a listener story from Tawny, involving car break-ins, monks, and a surprising twist with Christian music. Trevin’s tale takes us into the wild world of animal antics, unveiling a chaotic scene of supposed bear attacks across San Bernardino. But the twist? It’s not what you think—and it’ll blow your mind.
 
Don’t miss this laugh-out-loud episode packed with nostalgia, animal mischief, and petty crime at its finest!

Today's Stories:
 
Bad Acts and Worse Music
 
A Bear of an Insurance Claim
 
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Mashed potatoes, pumpkin pie, and… zero gratitude? Mom didn’t spend a week prepping this feast for you to forget your manners! 

In this special Thanksgiving episode, Trevin kicks things off by sharing his cozy "Winter 69" dilemma—because it feels better when it’s going down. Meanwhile, Amanda gets hilariously personal, recounting a post-partum lactation struggle that every mom can relate to (and laugh at). Do we smell a Pumping-Girl sequel?
 
In Thanksgiving Trivia, Trevin dishes up a historical throwback to when a president pardoned more than just turkeys, while Amanda challenges everyone with the ultimate cranberry question: just how many berries make up a single can?
 
For Story Time, Trevin dives into the record-setting antics of Henry Earl, a man who finds a chosen family in the unlikeliest places, all while breaking the law. Amanda follows with the chaotic tale of Elizabeth Macias, a determined mom on a Black Friday mission to snag Xbox games and survive her kids’ antics. Both stories come together to remind us of one thing: being a mom on the holidays is no small feat, especially when kids are downright thankless.
 
Tune in for heartwarming laughs, jaw-dropping petty crimes, and a little holiday chaos as we celebrate the most "Thankless Giving" of all.

Today's Stories:
 
Those We Invite to Our Table
 
Black Friday and a Mom on a Mission
 
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