Podcasts about give me murder

Seriously, if you are listening to/reading this I sincerely hope you're not one of the people that's gobbling up a bunch of things you don't truly need right now.  Just buy one fucking package of toilet paper, none of us actually shit all that much.

This is the end guys.  It's been great to be a part of this with all of you, truly, thank you.

Bigfoot is not real.

Our first hitman, and old tyme Irish mobster.

Animals, having sex with dead animals.

Looks like Lena might be getting a Trump tattoo.

Nothing about this conspiracy is remotely true, enjoy.

"Oh boy look at that big ol' ice cuber up 'ere," stated the excited sailor.  Tune into this episode to find out of that's how it went down!  

Ghost ship as in abandoned, not haunted, cause ghosts aren't real.  Though this is a very unique and fascinating mystery about a ship being completely abandoned by its passengers and crew without explanation.

The 1797 mutiny of the HMS Hermione, the bloodiest mutiny in the history of the royal navy.

SHIP WEEKS HASHTAG, you know what you're getting, it's a ship +death.

The title says it all, plus:  Waves, Tides, & Space.

Ship Weeks Hashtag.  We got a fiery spin (lol get it? j/k please kill us [ok just kill Alex]) on Ship Weeks this week!  So many shipwrecks lost to the sands of time, we resurrect one story from New Jersey in 1930 this week.

This is a very fast and loose take on some myths and conspiracies associated with the Hindenburg disaster.  The Hindenburg is an AIRship.  Ship Weeks #4, what a beautiful thing.

Lotta sharks and a lotta death, it's Ship Weeks Week Three The Third Week.

The story of the Edmund Fitzgerald sinking into the non-briny depths of Lake Superior, killing its entire crew

The 2012 sinking of the Italian cruise ship that killed 32 people/the groundbreaking start to our first annual Ship Weeks.

The horrifying story of a co-pilot committing a suicide/mass murder.

Some witch stories, as told by Lena.  Good times, great oldies.

Pump it up, pump it down, pump it all around.  Sex/death.

This episode is about people dying suddenly during consensual sex, it's so fun and beautiful, we hope you love it.

Here is another episode we did.

The mysterious disappearance of the McStay family in California in 2010.  We just recorded this right before I'm writing this and I honestly don't remember a damn thing we talked about so I just hope you enjoy it.

Sorry for talking so much shit Iceland, but like, not really.

Family annihilator John List + Lena learns about the classic mens' game of Soggy Biscuit.

More necrophilia, more rambling, thank you for listening we love you.  Pump away.

Necrophilia + lots of banter = one hour closer to the great beyond.  Enjoy.

Sorry guys, it's the new year and we are experiencing a cold, gray, wintery desolation that hangs over every fiber of our very being.  So we rambled A LOT on this one, but join us as we make it through the first 5 (out of 10) classifications of necrophilia and still self-consciously wonder about this podcast.  We were in a mood, hope you like it.

We hope you're having a lovely holiday and the weight of existence isn't bearing down on you.  It's explained in the episode but Alex messed up and this was supposed to be bonus episode 3 for the Patreon but now you all get to hear it!  This is what our bonus episodes are like:  fast and loose.  There's a Christmas murder story as well as a whole load of other shit, we swear by episode 100 we're totally gonna have it together.

This week we take a look at the historical use of, and reasons behind, lethal dismemberment throughout the ages and across various cultures. With a word from Keep It Weird, 10ish, Give Me Murder or Give Me Death, and That's Weird. Music by Cylence.

This is the story (that we occasionally get to amidst our incessant rambling [we truly can't apologize enough for our existence]), of John Brennan Crutchley.  He was a man who most likely did many horrible things to many horrible people, as well as having access to top national defense secrets!  Please enjoy this festive time of year however you see fit.

On this episode we take a look at the deaths of blues musician Johnny Ace, Japanese serial killer Hiroaki Hadaka, Romanian dictator Nicolae Ceausecu, and civil rights leader Harry T. Moore, all of whom died in horrible ways on Christmas. With a word from Give Me Murder or Give Me Death and That's Weird and music by Twisted Prophecy.  

From 18th century England comes the story of a horrific child abuse murder.  As I forgot to do this at the beginning of the episode please take this as a trigger warning because violence against children is described.  Please also note that we get super off topic in this episode but, like, we always do.  And like, is this podcast even good?  Truly we don't know.  Dear god we hope you keep listening.

It's the Menendez brothers!  Please enjoy our light analysis of the background leading up the crime as well as our usual nonsense.  Wow, THIS is a good episode, but obviously that's totally up to you to decide and we really shouldn't be making that call.  Apologies.

The story of Alice Kyteler, a woman who was accused of witchcraft in 14th century Ireland.  Hope your Thanksgiving is wonderful and you enjoy this episode, we love you.

Yeah I'm a bit drunk uploading this and this episode is kinda sad but we genuinely hope you enjoy it and please please please pledge to our patreon.

All for some candy...***Credited to sumgigh***Check out more from the "Give Me Murder or Give Me Death" podcast at: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/give-me-murder-or-give-me-death/id1237146157?mt=2***Please consider supporting the podcast at Patreon.com/Creepypod or creepypod.com/support***You can also subscribe to us on YouTube:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQ3SrH_3fsROXFAjomKcUtw***Title music by Alex Aldea***Intro/Outro Narration by Joe Stofko See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Bizarro deaths, bizarro Lena & Alex recording on a Sunday, what does it all mean?  No one knows, let alone us.  Does anyone actually read these descriptions?  Shoot us an email.

Lena picked a serial killer!  Heard of him?  We realize that actually some people may actually not have heard of John Wayne Gacy, but really, where were you hiding?  We're really playing the hits this time, getting off the rails, existential dread, etc., this one is fun!

To be quite fair and honest this episode is all over the place.  It's light on accents but we slip some in.  It is a mix between discussions of deep existential angst, what it means to be a psychopath and/or serial killer, and the very interesting story of Henri Landru, who killed at least 10 women in France in the early 20th century.

We discuss the Travis Walton "alien abduction" and a whole bunch of other stuff this episode.  That abduction (very, very, very, very, very, very, very, very) probably did not happen.  Harrison feels pretty strongly about extraterrestrials and jumps in for a while on this one.  The biggest takeaway from this one is that thinking about space too much is horrifying.

More cannibalism stuff, we know you love it (do you?).  This is a pretty rip roarin' damn fun episode, pardon our 5 minute aside about religion and the peril of being aware of one's own existence, the vast majority of this episode is about cannibalism!!!

Did Mark Wahlberg do 9/11?  Mostly the episode is about Richard Speck though, most of you probably know who he is, if not it's pretty bad.

GUYS WE'RE SO SORRY!!!  We know it's been almost a month since our last episode, we had to live our stupid lives.  We also know our stupid lives will end someday, we hope that you can forgive this transgression as we will all be long forgotten someday and all memory of this and other podcasts will cease.  Anyway lots of good, clean decapitation in this one!  Lena gets a little dark (unusual), Alex makes everyone feel weird (usual), we're back!

Lena discusses Canada's problems with its high rate of indigenous women who have been murdered over the decades, and specifically one stretch of highway in British Columbia.  The hosts also talk about all kinds of other stuff (duh).  What should we have as gifts, etc. for when we launch our patreon?

A Pennsylvania legend, if you've never heard of him you're in for a horrible treat.  If you have heard of ol' Budd stay tuned for our chat about PA potato chips and all the other stupid stuff we talk about.

Yeah, Dahmer.  This was a birthday gift from Lena to Alex.  Alex's favorite serial killer on his birthday.  Also sorry haha lol (kidding for real sorry) we didn't release an episode last week.  We've been going through some changes and please listen to our bullshit spiel at the beginning and give us some feedback if you're so inclined, thank you, we love youl

The Jodi Arias story, she stalked, harassed, and ultimately murdered her ex-boyfriend.  You can kinda hear a band in the background because our new studio is in a warehouse with a bunch of other studios.  So sorry about that, it's not too loud though, and you're gonna die someday so like big scheme not a huge deal.

Was there a 16th century German cave dweller/robber/murderer who claimed 964 victims?  No one really knows, but we sure talk about it!

We talk about one of America's most infamous serial killers Ed Kemper, the Coed Killer.  Many of you are probably familiar with this case, but come along with us as Alex is sick and on dayquil and thus a touch loopy.

This is a horrible, unpleasant, and not funny episode.  Sorry about that.  We recorded this one over a year ago before we figured out how to toe the line on picking certain crimes and trying to wring humor out of them.  So apologies all around on that.  We couldn't release a brand new one because life is an unceasing nightmare that constantly throws roadblocks in our way.  We thank you for listening. Never die.

FIFTY! We made it to 50 episodes, thank you to everyone who has listened and stuck with us this far.  This episode is about some fake and dumb things that don't actually exist.  Lena is perfect, Alex is garbage, stay with us for 50 more

Werewolves, are they real?  No.  Get ready for an episode where Alex is at a loss for words as Lena regales us all with the wonder of werewolf internet forums.  Alex is pretty low energy in this one and characteristically self-conscious, as always Lena is perfect.  Thank you for your continued listenership.

In this episode Lena struggles to keep up with Alex's horrible research.  Can anyone blame her?  No they cannot.  This is a meandering look at some really bad and poorly written internet ghost stories by two podcasters just trying to make sense of this godawful world.  Enjoy!!

For the show's 3 year anniversary we've gotten a sweet interview with one of the co-hosts of the "Crime in Sports" and "Small Town Murder" podcasts Jimmie Whisman! From the Shut Up, and Give Me Murder website- "Crime in Sports started in early 2016, and the guys worked their way into the ears and hearts of listeners around the world - in early 2017, Small Town Murder hit the iTunes charts...and let's just hope this isn't grace" Also, surprise guests - Bill Starky and Gary "Pitbull" Wolfe --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

We start off with Richard Chase, he's well known but talking about him never gets any less terrifying.  Then we move on to some other blood suckers Lena found via reddit, the world is a cesspool and Alex melts down over and over again because of how seriously people take vampirism.

Alex hesitates to say something gross, Lena comes up with some killer acronyms, and so much fun is had all around.  We also learn about lots of murders of the elderly and infirm.

We touch on a lesser known American serial killer from the 80's and 90's.  

Is cannibalism bad?  Yes, almost undoubtedly, but some people don't think so!  If you'd like to hear their opinions this is your episode!  Listen to some horrible takes about people eating other people.

Pennsylvania is where we are from, there is a lot of history here.  People think there are ghosts here, there aren't, not here and not anywhere else.  But pretending can be fun (Lena is undecided on the issue of ghosts)!

Not Yorkshire pudding...sorry that's a terrible joke.  This is an episode about a brutal serial killer.  We ramble for 8+ minutes at the beginning you have been warned!  This is a fascinating case of a deranged and delusional psychopath, as well as stifling police ineptitude.

This is the story of the rugby team that crashed in the Andes mountains and had to eat the dead to survive.  Lena chose an episode about cannibalism, without any influence from Alex!  Oh joyous day, except for the story itself really.  Though it is truly a story of triumphant survival so not amongst our most dismal episodes.  But also it's about eating people.

An old fashioned murder mystery!  In the year 1935 in Kansas City, Missouri a young man checked into the President Hotel, and a whole mess of odd occurrences later he never checks out.  Hear about Alex's weird ears and enjoy his several meltdowns!

What happens when Lena is sick, both your hosts are feeling the sustained existential dread that winter brings with it, and the subject is a gross miscarriage of justice?  You get a bummer of an episode!  It's the same old story, coerced confessions, the facts don't add up, intense media scrutiny, etc.  In this episode we explore the case of the Central Park 5 and remind ourselves about the lack of justice in the world lol!  Just kidding about the lol.

Here's one from the vault!  Our producer is sick so we couldn't put out a brand new one but you've never heard this, we recorded it early last year when we were just podcast babies.  We're still only podcast toddlers...anyway you get the drift, it may sound different than recent ones!  This is about a serial killer in Los Angeles that neither of us were familiar with, we hope you enjoy.

Torture!  Brazen bulls, Judas cradles, death by a thousand cuts (aka "A buncha cuts").  This episode is all about ancient and medieval torture and execution methods, and oh boy is it fun.

Richard Ramirez, you know him, you hate him.  This week Alex's awful and negative feelings about murder and death return, how exciting!  Lena ruins her day because she reads this story which is well known, but always terrifying.

Necrophilia, the entire episode is about necrophilia.  Look, it's gross, but it's also really funny!  There's no murder in this one just people who died of normal stuff so it's fun!  We know though, it's like really, really gross.

Gilles de Rais was a compatriot of Joan of Arc, and an important figure in 15th century France, but his main jam was killing kids.  Part of this episode is super fun and funny, and part is horrifically dark, please enjoy!  We hope you all are having a moneyed holiday season.

Ok so he did actually have a dick, but this Englishman struggled with impotence and was made fun of for it as a child.  He was also later injured in a gas attack in WW1, what a winning combination for a well-adjusted adult!  This episode includes serial murder, wrongful conviction, and sadness.

It's another story of murder from hundreds of years ago!  This is our first visit to Italy, and coincidentally, our first foray into medieval Italian politics!!  We're talking about the Pazzi conspiracy and the murder of an important nobleman from one of the most powerful families in Italy at the time.  He was killed in a church during mass, and a whole mass of people were killed in his wake as retribution, should be fun!

We're gearing up for the holidays with a real bummer of a story!  This episode goes over the mysterious death of Elisa Lam at the Cecil Hotel in LA in 2013.  It's not a fun story but it's a very interesting mystery.  We also touch upon a few other mysterious deaths at the hotel over the years, and of course Alex mentions that nothing really matters.

Katherine Knight!  If you don't know this story you're about to hear some awful things!!  It's hard to say whether Alex's attempts at an Australian accent or the ending to this story is more horrifying.  This truly is a terrible, gross, gory episode (but not right away).  Thanks for sticking with us we love you.

The Winchester Mystery house, is it actually a mystery?  No.  At least not according to Alex.  If you like when Alex hates something you will love this episode, and vice versa.  Lena did not know this in advance all she did was provide us with a nice podcast topic, she's the best.  ALSO:  stick around after that story to hear a bonus interview with our producer Harrison!!  We figured it'd be nice to hear from him since you guys don't know much about him, enjoy!

This we recount the tale of a mysterious female serial killer that haunted Germany for over 15 years.  There are lots of twists and turns in this one as well as German accents.  If you've never heard this story you're in for a treat as well as meandering and rumination, we love you.

Gravy, meatballs, murder.  November is upon us and Thanksgiving approaches so what better time to talk about these 3 Norwegian-American pasttimes.  That makes no sense of course but neither does this podcast much of the time.  Join us as Lena mispronounces meatballs and Alex latches onto the completely fiction concept of a "gravy servant." This is the story of the famous Belle Gunness, the Norwegian immigrant to the United States suspected of killing many of her suitors and stealing their money.

It's our extra double special (or whatever the hell I say in the episode) Halloween episode!  We wanted to pick something extra gruesome and weird that took place around Halloween, and boy did we do that, we also rambled a lot but hey ain't this whole thing really just a bundle of fun?  Murder is bad, look it up.  This episode is about a small town in Ohio where a grisly double murder took place in 1995 which prompted the whole town to cancel all Halloween related activities that year, to avoid Satanists, it's pretty interesting.

The Bloody Benders - a family (but were they?) of 4 is suspected of upwards of 20 murders on the Kansas frontier in the 19th century.  This episode is all about free love, family, and actually neither of those it's about 4 psychopaths setting up an insane murder scenario for guests they had in their home.  A wholesome tale from the Heartland.

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Sorry for the late posting!  We've had some technical issues in the form of busy lives and vacations and standup comedy tours, but who cares we're all gonna die right lol?  Anyway this one is from the deep archive that we recorded about 7 months ago (we have a few more gems that are super dark and not funny that we may release if we find ourselves in a similar bind again).  It's about Casey Anthony, you know her, you (probably don't) love her.  This is our drunken take (yeah we were drunk for this one hell yeah being alive and being drunk rules!) from so long ago we have no idea what the hell we talked about but we hope you enjoy it!

Three stories of famous failed assassination attempts.  Sure they all lived but eventually the targets all died from other causes (as everyone does) so this is staying true to the podcast thematically.  It's on brand!

We got ghost stories!  Lena provides with a real treat of some pretty cool stories that Alex obnoxiously takes to task.  If you believe in ghosts you might hate Alex, but you will love Lena she's great.  Oh also skip ahead to 3 minutes if you don't want Game of Thrones spoilers, sorry that's all Lena's fault Alex had nothing to do with it!  Also the second half of this episode is a companion episode to #16.

The Affair of the Poisons, it's just like it sounds!  Affairs, poisons, and guess what also magic and spells and whatnot.  And don't forget about the murder, so much murder.  This is the captivating story of a surge in poisonings in 17th century France under Louis XIV.  Court intrigue, adultery, real weird magic stuff, we got it all.

Lena brings us two sad and compelling stories of disappearances on cruise ships.  Never go on a cruise, only bad things happen, and Disney is evil.

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We cannot stress enough how much Alex does not believe in the supernatural.  Please enjoy as he lays into an exorcist who did an interview in Cosmo of all places.  Also listen to various stories about exorcisms from around the world and how they go wrong (which is always)!

The story of Jim Jones and where it all went wrong (there were a lot of issues from the start).  Lena chose to do our first cult episode!  It's a fascinating story with a horrifying end.  We also go off on a tangent about the events in Charlottesville we couldn't help it!  

Don't lock your kids in a small garden, or do!  Everyone's screwed so it doesn't really matter what you do or don't do!  But don't be weird to your kids because they might grow up to dissolve people in acid!  This one's a real dang doozy guys!

The Moore family and 2 guests were brutally murdered with an axe in Iowa in 1912.  Join us for a little fire and brimstone, with a light helping of Alex reiterating how stupid he thinks the idea of ghosts is.

Tycho Brahe was a famous astronomer and a very weird dude, he also died in such a dumb way.  Also be sure to enjoy as Lena and Alex briefly explore the mystery of existence and mortality (AKA Alex goes off on an insane tangent but also it was Lena's idea to start a podcast in the first place so there's plenty of blame to go around).  Have fun listeners we love you!

This week Lena provides us with a number of different stories about murders and one dumb way to die involving a cactus.  Other stories cover the gamut, from Avril Lavigne to a fake CIA agent, this week is all about variety (and murder and death).  We also take a look into the psyches of both Alex and Lena as they become very self conscious about what they are, in fact, doing with this podcast.

In honor of our lucky episode number 13 we present you with another episode all about cannibalism!  Strap in for tales of people eating people, all from the land of Germany.  This gets really gross and disturbing, but bear with us because it turns out that the way people who are into cannibalism talk about cannibalism is unintentionally very hilarious.

Much like David Berkowitz's mind, this episode is a little disjointed and nuts!  Lena and Alex ruminate on the Son of Sam killer, what kinds of people should stay in basements, and a bunch of other tangents they get lost on.  Please enjoy this strange journey with us.

The milk boy, oh the milk boy, he was the last person to see poor Julia alive, but at what time?!  A truly intriguing mystery, does the husband's alibi check out, if he didn't kill her who did?  Was William Wallace (yeah that's his name) a chess playing master planner, or a patsy for someone whose motive for murder is unclear?  Also Lena and Alex accidentally reveal their stance on Donald Trump, whoops!!!