Brewjas

We're back for season 2! We can't promise regular uploads quite yet, but be on the lookout in the coming weeks for more episodes. This week, we cover the mysterious abduction and disappearance of Sherri Papini and the death of Harvard student Trang Phuong Ho. 

This week, we cover the murder of barista Alex Woodworth and Dr. Elana Fric. As always, we end with a terrible recipe, this week, courtesy of Skyley. Note: This episode contains discussions about domestic violence and may not be suitable for all listeners. 

Join us for a very special minisode where we dive into the highlights of the greatest literary work of our time: The Duggars: 20 and Counting! Raising one of America's Largest Families--How They Do It. 

This week we cover the murder of newlywed Cody Johnson and the brutal slaying of socialite Nancy Pfister. As always, we end with a terrible recipe, this time courtesy of the literary epic "The Duggars: 20 and Counting! One of America's largest families--how they do it," by novelists Jim Bob and Michelle Duggar. 

This week, we cover the case of the manipulative Barbora Skrlova and the case of "Skythief" Richard "Beebo" Russell. WARNING: The first part of this episode contains discussions of child abuse. Listener discretion is advised. 

This week we take a deep dive into another one of our favorite mommy bloggers, Emily Meyers a.ka. Freckled Fox. After this episode, we hope to get back to our normal weekly episodes!

This week, we cover the case of infamous grifter Anna Delvey, then travel back in time to cover the murder at Big Moose Lake. As always, we end with a terrible recipe, this time courtesy of the Hudson River School Cookbook!

This week, we cover a medical mystery in the Midwest before heading up north to cover the deaths of the Harrison family in Toronto. As always, we end with a terrible recipe, this time featuring some summery seaside burritos. 

TRIGGER WARNING: This week, we take a deep dive into the many scandals and crimes involving Joshua James Duggar. Given the nature of his crimes, viewer discretion is advised, as the topics discussed include sexual abuse against children. If you feel you need help after listening to this episode or reading about his crimes, you can visit https://findahelpline.com/ to find someone ready to offer you whatever kind of support you may need. 

This week, we cover the murder of Herleen Dulai and the story of the Edmond Post Office shooting, as well as youtube video titles that should be their own crime. As usual, we end with a terrible recipe, this time, courtesy of Skyley!

This week, we take a break from true crime and share our best unpopular opinions! Spoiler alert, they almost all have to do with dairy products. 

This week, we cover the unsolved murders/deaths of Judy Smith and Ana Bjorgensen. We also end the episode with both a terrible recipe AND a game of truth or drink!

This week, we bring a new twist to our fan favorite episode! Listen along as we dive into all the nitty gritty details of creepy fundamentalist Christian weddings!

This week, we cover the very Texas murder of Dr. Kendra Hatcher, and the double murder of Amber Dubois and Chelsea King. We switch things up by ending not with a terrible recipe, but an oracle card! 

This week, we cover the case of the 2009 Balloon Boy "Hoax" and the mysterious life and death of Bambi Bembenek. As always, we end with a disgusting recipe, this time featuring twice-cooked eggs!

This week, we take a deep dive into the mysterious case of Maura Murray, and cover the tragic and unnecessary death of Missy Avila in 1985. As always, we end with a terrible recipe, this time so gross that it made Maricela literally gag. 

This week, we take a break from all the murder and discuss our favorite youtuber and medium, Psychic Bob. Get ready to deep dive into the world of this CVS-hating, gang-stalked adult Elmo.

This week, we cover the case of wrestler Chris Benoit and the Parker-Hulme murder. We muddle our way through wrestling terminology and also discover that TB was basically COVID before COVID was COVID. We end this week's episode with a recipe for ox snouts courtesy of surrealist artist Salvador Dali.

This week, we cover the cases of Dr. Cathy Crighton and Chris Smith. Get ready, this episode is basically one two-hour long diss track on horses and frat boys. As always, we end with a terrible recipe, this time featuring Jell-o, shredded cabbage, and more...

This week, we cover the convoluted (and still ongoing) case of Pam Hupp, and the case of Appalachian Trail killer James Jordan. We end with another terrible recipe this week: featuring limp scallions, tuna, and eggs!

We're back! This week, by pure coincidence, we cover two cases out of the great state of Florida, though unfortunately, neither involve alligators. As always, we end with a terrible recipe, this time courtesy of the 1970s. We missed you!

Sorry for the short notice, but due to some big life changes there will be no new episode this week. Not to worry, however, we'll be back next week with the terrible recipes, true crime, and messy teen mom drama you've come to expect from us. Thanks again for all your support, and we'll see you next week!

This week, we take a break from true crime to talk about, ironically, the Duggar's many crimes, both against humanity and against fashion.

This week, we cover the infamous Church of Wells and time travel to 1850s Belgium to meet the father of modern toxicology. As always, we end with a terrible recipe, this time featuring Brandy Beer and a whole raw egg.

This week, we cover the mysterious death of Anastasia Duval, one of the infamous yoga twins, and the harassment campaign against Irvine mother Kelli Peters. As always we end with a terrible recipe, this time courtesy of the Watkins Microwave Cookbook.

This week, we cover two crimes that took place on or near Christmas! since it was filmed a few days before Christmas, 2020. Be warned, our first case deals with serious topics and may not be suitable for all listeners. As always, we end with a terrible recipe, this time courtesy of a book Skyley's dad took out of the trash.

In this week's episode, we cover vigilante warrior and Twilight fan Patrick Dunn and the career of art thief Stephane Breitwieser. We end with a terrible recipe, this time featuring everyone's favorite protein bombs: eggs!

Merry Christmas! This week we take a break from all the true crime and special episodes and just reflect on our lives this past year and what we're looking forward to in 2021. Pretend that it is 1942 and we are FDR beaming out from your giant living room radio.

This week, we cover the mysterious (or maybe not so mysterious) case of flight MH370 and the yet unsolved Ski Wing murders. As always we end with a terrible recipe, this time from the Easy Can Opener Cookbook! Yum!

This week we take a deep dive into the twisted world of raw vegan youtuber Fully Raw Kristina. Trigger warning: this episode features a lot of discussion about disordered eating and weight.

This week, we cover two con-artists: terrible runner Youssef Khater out of Chile and the Only Rude Canadian David Davis. As always we end with a terrible recipe, this time involving scallops, cream and microwaves.

This week, we cover the mysterious death of Blair Adams and the twists and turns of Amy Bishop's Life. As always, we end with a terrible recipe, one that is sure to enrage Southerners all across the U.S.

This week, we cover the death of the young and beautiful Shamaia Smith, and introduce a potential serial killer out of Central Oregon. To round off the episode, we bring you a delightful recipe--Salvador Dali's version of avocado toast.

This week, we cover the Kiss and Kill Murder out of Odessa Texas as well as the mysterious crash of National Airlines Flight 967. We round off the episode by sharing another disgusting recipe--this time for a cocktail!

This week we take a break from all the crime and talk about the Missing 411 phenomenon. This one is wild and messy, so if you need supporting materials pick up a copy of one of Paulide's books.

This week, we cover the case of Casey Stayner and the murder of Connie Dabate. As always, we also spend too much time talking about our personal lives, and end with another horrible recipe from the microwave cookbook.

This week, we cover two cases featuring (potentially) women killers. Maricela explores the murders of Dave Riess and Pam Hutchinson, while Skyley covers the mysterious poisoning death of Mary Louise Yoder. As always, we end with one of the best-worst recipes from our collection of bad cookbooks.

This week, we discuss our many run ins with (sometimes) well-meaning Mormons. Skyley discusses the case of Sanda Dia and we rail against Greek life and white supremacy. Maricela covers the Wichita State University football team plane crash and we end the episode with another delicious recipe involving microwaves, shrimp, and cinnamon.

This week, we cover the case of the Chens out of Great Falls, Virginia and the murder of Mary Whelan in Ireland. We also share some of our (least) favorite recipes for snail broth and grape cream.

This week, Skyley covers the mysterious disappearances of Lisanne Froon and Kris Kremers in Panama, and Maricela covers the Signal Mountain Murders. This episode is dedicated to Bess, without which college would have been unbearable.

In this week's episodes, we cover the cases of Gef the "extra clever mongoose," and the curious case of the Kissel brothers. Skyley shares her views on Gatorade and shares a truly heinous casserole recipe.

This week, we cover the cases of Natasha Ryan and Dorothy Marie Robards. We also cover the reason why Maricela hates Texas introduce you to Cream Peas on Toast: the recipe AND the book!

This week we take our first dive into the wonderful world of Instagram mommy bloggers by covering the Satterfield family. A fun, lighthearted departure from our usual offerings.

This week we go ~international~ for the first time and cover the case of Birna Brjansdottir from Iceland, as well as the case of Anjette Donovan Lyles out of Macon, Georgia. Alternate episode title: the Other Olsen Twins.

This week we cover the mysterious case of the Bennington Triangle in the Green Mountains of Vermont and the tragically-still-unsolved case of the Grimes Sisters. Trigger warning: the second part of this episode talks about violence towards children.

Today we share some of our favorite study abroad stories before diving into the case of the Death Valley Germans and Tina Fontaine. Content warning: this episode deals with abuse against children.

This is the beginning of a beautiful thing! Today we talk a little bit about what the podcast is going to sound like in the coming weeks, and cover the cases of Cara Knott and Karina Holmer.

Our first official, non-pilot episode! We discuss a mythical Instagram beast we've nicknamed Fruitman and the cases of Michael Bruce Ross and the Goedecke family.