Was She Wrong, Tho?

Was she wrong or just misunderstood?

In this episode of Was She Wrong, Tho?, Host Christine Kiefer dives into the story from the new documentary, Should I Marry a Murderer, where a woman is faced with a decision - ride or die, or call the cops.

This one is a wild ride.

Music by Nolan KellyCover art by Kitty Sopow

Was she wrong or just misunderstood?

In the episode of Was She Wrong, Tho?, host Christine Kiefer dives into the story of Ann Lee, who claimed to be the second coming of Jesus Christ.

Was she a fraudulent cult leader, or a devout woman who was the real deal?

Music and production by Nolan Kelly

Cover art by Kitty Sopow

Was she wrong or just misunderstood?

In this episode of Was She Wrong, Tho?, host Christine Kiefer dives into the story of Ursula, a larger than life Disney villain.

Was she a swindling business woman out to ruin lives, or a wise sea queen trying to get back to where she rightly belongs?

Music and production by Nolan Kelly

Cover art by Kitty Sopow

Was she wrong or just misunderstood?

In this episode of Was She Wrong Tho?, host Christine Kiefer takes a dive into the story of the Bible's Jezebel, an outsider and boundary breaking Queen of Israel.

Was she an evil, promiscuous woman who's demon spirit still haunts us today, or a risk-taking, devout ruler?

Cover art by Kitty Sopow

Music and production by Nolan Kelly

Was she wrong or misunderstood?

In this episode of Was She Wrong, Tho?, host Christine Kiefer dives into the story of Nicole Daedone, the creator of One Taste, and the subject of the Netflix Documentary, Orgasm, Inc.

Was she exploiting people or inviting women into sexual empowerment?

***CONTENT WARNING*** This episode mentions sexual assault and sexual abuse of children

Cover art by Kitty Sopow

Music and Production by Nolan Kelly

Was she wrong or just misunderstood?

In this episode of Was She Wrong, Tho?, host Christine Kiefer dives into the story of Pam Hupp, a straight up serial killer disguised as just a nice gal.

Was she unfairly targeted, or did she kill anyone who could bring her the dollar bills?

***CONTENT WARNING*** This episode mentions intimate partner violence and suicide.

Cover art by Kitty Sopow

Music and production by Nolan Kelly

Was she wrong or just misunderstood?

In this episode of Was She Wrong Tho?, host Christine Kiefer dives into the story of Alex Forrest, perhaps the most notorious villain in cinema.

Was she a psychotic stalker with a dislike of rabbits, or a woman who just wanted a guy she couldn't have?

***CONTENT WARNING*** This episode mentions intimate partner violence and animal abuse.

Music and production by Nolan Kelly

Cover art by Kitty Sopow

Was she wrong or just misunderstood?

In this episode of Was She Wrong Tho?, host Christine Kiefer dives into the story of Elizabeth Holmes, the founder of a blood testing company and a faker of both her voice and her invention.

Was she innocently trying to save the world, or was she motivated by Steve Jobs cosplay, money, and power?

Music and production by Nolan Kelly

Cover art by Kitty Sopow

Was she wrong or just misunderstood?

In this episode of Was She Wrong, Tho?, host Christine Kiefer dives into the story of Monica Lewinsky, best known for berets, cigars, and stains on dresses.

But, as is often the case, the fallout of her relationship with Bill Clinton focused on the woman, and not the morally reprehensible behavior of the actual President of the United States.

***CONTENT WARNING*** This episode discusses sexual harassment and sexual assault.

Music and production by Nolan Kelly

Cover art by Kitty Sopow

Was she wrong, or just misunderstood?

In this episode of Was She Wrong Tho? , host Christine Kiefer dives into the story of the Tonya Harding, perhaps the greatest villain in sports.

We'll take a look at her morally reprehensible behavior and the media fall out.

Did she know about the attack on Nancy? Did she plan it? And if so, was she wrong or just a victim of circumstance?

***CONTENT WARNING*** This episode discusses intimate partner, child, and sexual abuse.

Music and production by ⁠Nolan Kelly⁠

Cover art by ⁠Kitty Sopow