Send us a text

In this week's finale episode, Myra and Katie close the series on an unexpectedly Parnassian note — yes, with that poem, "The Man in the Glass". As the saga reaches its final, haunting full circle, the truth of Alex Murdaugh’s actions on the night of June 7, 2021, are finally laid bare, and we watch the justice system deliver the accountability that’s been a long time coming.

But it’s also impossible to ignore the tragedy that lingers at the edges — the sadness of the Buster of it all, and the collateral damage left in the wake of one family’s unraveling.

Still, just because we’re ending with poetry doesn’t mean we’ve gone solemn. The wit, charm, and unfiltered commentary you’ve come to expect are all here, guiding you through the most pivotal moments of the case with equal parts clarity and comedic relief. From jaw-dropping revelations to the strangely theatrical beats only this saga could provide, Myra and Katie break it all down one last time.

A reckoning, a resolution, and a surprisingly moving goodbye—this is Murdaugh, She Recapped at its very best.

Send us a text

This week, Myra and Katie return for a special birthday-broadcast edition — Myra turned 45 and still decided her ideal celebration was hanging out with you guys and unpacking all of Alex Murdaugh's off-the-rails behavior for the 400th time. Priorities!

With Maggie and Paul laid to rest, the community grieves — even as Alex’s world begins to detonate in every direction. And with investigators unable to rule him out as a suspect, every move he makes lands under a harsher spotlight. From the bizarre roadside shooting to a last-ditch trip to rehab, it’s a whirlwind of damage, desperation, and unraveling lies.

Myra and Katie walk their listeners through it all with their signature blend of clarity, compassion, and the perfectly timed levity you need when the truth gets unbearably heavy — birthday candles and all.

Send us a text

This week, Myra and Katie revisit the most haunting chapter yet — the night that left the Murdaugh family half the size and twice as tragic. This episode is pure tension and heartbreak — all ripped from real life. The duo breaks it all down with their trademark mix of empathy, disbelief, and just enough levity to keep your grief from taking the wheel.

Send us a text

Episode 5 was juicy — and not just from the melons. Myra and Katie unpack the drama of the Watermelon Festival and the growing pressure around Alex, whose stress is starting to spill into every corner of this story. Meanwhile, new questions about Stephen Smith — and Buster’s not-so-perfect image — keep the mystery alive. 🍉

Send us a text

In Episode 4 of Murdaugh: Death in the Family, Myra and Katie break down the literal and emotional fires spreading through the Murdaugh world — from Paul’s guilt to Alex’s schemes to the family’s latest tragedy. Things are heating up, but don’t worry — they still manage to make you laugh between the flames. Press play and let's get into the chaos!

Send us a text

In Episode 3 of Murdaugh: Death in the Family, Myra and Katie unpack how Gloria Satterfield’s story reshapes the Murdaugh saga — and how Paul finally starts to face his own actions. It’s an emotional one, but don’t worry — their repartee still hits. Hit play and dive in. 

Send us a text

Episode 2 of Murdaugh: Death in the Family dives deeper into the shadows—where the power, privilege, and cover-ups start to feel even heavier. But Myra and Katie aren’t letting it drag them down. They're diving into the darkness with their usual humor, hot takes, and a healthy dose of disbelief. 

Send us a text

Myra and Katie dive into every jaw-dropping moment from Episode 1 of Murdaugh: Death in the Family. Sure, the story’s dark—but the banter’s bright.  And if you’re not amused, that’s fine. They were, repeatedly,  while wading through all that Lowcountry drama. 

Send us a text