Why My Parents Worry about Me

Why My Parents Worry about Me

By Taylor & MunaTrue Crime
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Why My Parents Worry about Me episodes

  • Ep. 26 - Seoul, South Korea

    In this episode, we discuss cases from Seoul, South Korea. Muna discusses the story of a gang of individuals who kidnapped and tortured numerous victims. Taylor talks about an individual that set a blaze to hurt those around him. 

    40 min
  • Ep. 25 - Amsterdam, Netherlands

    Listen as Taylor and Muna explore Amsterdam during 2 true crime stories. Taylor will be covering a "charming" (we don't agree) murderer named Hans Van Zon. Muna will be telling the winding tale of the kidnapping of Alfred Henry "Freddy" Heineken. 

    39 min
  • Ep. 24 - Paris, France

    Happy 3rd Wednesday of Jan! I know, it's hard to believe it's almost Feb. Today's episode is honestly the craziest episode we've ever shared. We will be discussing high speed car chases, people that steal from banks, picnics  and that's about it! Grab your favorite snack and pop in your headphones cause you're in for a wild ride to Paris, France.

    44 min
  • Ep. 23 - Kampala, Uganda
    Listen in as Muna and Taylor talk about true crime located in Uganda! Please Note: There is a special announcement at the end of the podcast after the stories!
    41 min
  • Ep. 22 - Ottawa, Canada

    Listen in as Taylor and Muna bring 2020 to a close and open 2021 with stories from Ottawa, Canada. Taylor discusses the brutal death of a wife and Muna talks about the spirits that haunt a historic jail. 

    41 min
  • Minisode: Our Ted Talk

    Muna and Taylor drop in for a laid back talk about halloween, mic stands that break when you look at them, working on the podcast, and what the end of the year is going to look like. 

    16 min

About Why My Parents Worry about Me

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Remember all those times your parents warned you about the dark? Creepy alleyways? Saying "no" to strangers? To always be aware? The list goes on and on. As kids, we didn't think of it much but as…