This week’s guest is Jordan Bonaparte, host of the award-winning Canadian podcast, “Nighttime.” Jordan provides in-depth coverage of his investigations into Canadian crimes and mysteries, often featuring interviews with those closely connected to each case. Bob and Jordan chat about the history of podcasts and podcast recording equipment, before discussing the devastating tragedy of the 2020 Nova Scotia Mass Shootings.

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Kerry and Quinlan are back to talk about their new podcast, “Crime of a Lifetime,” presented by Lifetime. In this hilarious episode, everyone makes fun of Erica’s tiny closet/recording studio, Kerry learns what a grouse is, and Bob gets laughed at for having a kleptomaniac dog. At this point, we should just know that the group wouldn’t have time to talk about a case, but tune into this episode for lots of laughs and plenty of… well, dick jokes!

The Vanished is a true crime podcast that explores the stories of those who have gone missing. The Vanished goes beyond conventional news reports to take a deep dive into the story of a different missing person each week. 

Host Marissa Jones brings you exclusive interviews with family members, friends, law enforcement and experts on mainstream cases, as well as little known ones.

Listen in, to hear what The Vanished will uncover next:  http://wondery.fm/thevanished

This week’s guest is podcast host, public speaker, advocate, and survivor, Madeleine Heather. Madeleine hosts the podcast “Reclaim Me,” where she helps survivors from all over the world share their stories. Madeleine discusses the many issues with reporting and prosecution of sexual assault cases, and highlights the cases of Madi Lane and Holly Harris, two sexual assault survivors whose attackers never had to pay for their crimes despite having admitted to them.

This episode features Greta Jane and Raynee King, longtime friends and hosts of the unique podcast “2 Lies in a Crime.” During each story that Greta and Raynee tell on their podcast, they insert details that are not true and test their listeners’ true crime knowledge to see who can pick out the “lies” in each episode. Greta and Raynee talk about the origins of their podcast and share tips for staying awake on long drives. Then, the group discusses the case of Roxanne Pennock, AKA the Minivan Mom Bank Robber. 

In this episode, Bob and Erica interview Emmy award-winning producer and podcast host, Lauren Bright Pacheco. Lauren is the host of several true crime podcasts, such as “Happy Face,” “Murder in Illinois,” and the subject of today’s episode, “Murder in Oregon.” Lauren talks about working with the Dr. Oz show and the Christopher Vaughn case covered in “Murder in Illinois.” Then, the trio discusses the murder of Michael Francke and the wrongful conviction of Frank Gable, covered in iHeartRadio’s “Murder in Oregon.”

In this week’s episode, Bob and Erica chat with Shane Waters, investigative crime journalist and host of the popular podcast, “Foul Play.” Along with his co-hosts Gemma Hoskins from Netflix’s “The Keepers” and crime writer Wendy Cee, Shane presents his investigations into unsolved cases in a narrative format. Bob and Shane fill Erica in on an unfortunate naming coincidence with a criminal in the UK, as well as Shane’s theory regarding potential foreign influence. They also discuss Shane’s comedy career, as well as Bob’s recent endeavors in the world of stand up. Finally, the trio delve into the murder of Sister Cathy Cesnik, and then the Redhead Murders, along with Shane’s role in solving the case.

This week, Bob and Erica are joined by Diane Godfrey, host of the podcast “All Rise.” On her podcast, Diane shares her experiences transcribing murder cases as a court reporter for over 30 years in the state of Massachusetts. Bob and Erica chat with Diane about Boston accents, Dunkin’ Donuts, and how stenography works. They also discuss the 1978 murder of 15-year-old Mary Lou Arruda, and Diane’s personal connection to the case.

In this episode, Bob and Erica chat with the host of the award-winning podcast “Once Upon a Crime,” Esther Ludlow. Esther tells the story behind the story for a new, solved true crime case each week. Esther tells Bob and Erica about how she became interested in true crime, her experiences teaching at juvenile detention centers, and how her podcast got started. They also discuss the disappearance of 15-year-old Sierra LaMar, who went missing on her way to the bus stop near her home and was never seen again. 

This week’s episode features award-winning journalist and host of the podcast “The Letter,” Amy Donaldson. From Lemonada Media and , “The Letter” tells the story of the 1996 murder of Zachary Snarr and attempted murder of Yvette Rodier in Salt Lake City, Utah. Throughout this 8-part narrative series, Amy features interviews with Zachary’s closest friends and family, as well as Yvette herself. Bob, Erica, and Amy also chat about Amy’s journalism career, pickle ball, and (of course) dogs.

Listen to the “The Letter” here: https://link.chtbl.com/TheLetterPodcast