This design was inspired by our true crime episode, "A Panther Walks into a Bank Part 2," in which we discuss the serial robberies committed by Attila Ambrus aka "The Whiskey Robber."
This design was inspired by our True Crime episode on Pablo Escobar's cocaine smuggling empire, specifically by the route nicknamed the "banana route." Move it along. There's nothing to see here. Nothing but bananas.
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pablo escobar, cocaine, smuggling, true crime, true crime podcast
This design was inspired by the cold open from our Fiction Friday episode, "The Lady Gets the Last Laugh." Every friendship must undergo a test from time to time. It just so happens ours was about blueberries.
This design was inspired by our episode "The Attempted Assassination of John Connor." Ashley struggled to write her notes for the episode because it was a challenge distinguishing between the two Terminators in the film, so she decided to refer to T-1000 as Officer Terminator, and the name ended up sticking for the duration of the episode.
This design is inspired by the constant struggle between Ashley and Jess about which flubs should be edited out of the show and which should be left in. Let's be honest: Jess almost always wins this one.
This design was inspired by our episode on the Harry Winston diamond heists that happened in Paris, which may have been connected to a gang known as the Pink Panthers. A group of thieves this extra requires a design with a little more flair.
This design was inspired by our two part coverage of the .44-Caliber Killings. Remember if you're going to be driving around in the dark, you sure better have those headlights on. No excuses!
This design was inspired by our two part coverage of the .44-Caliber killings but features lighter font for our fans who prefer their clothing or accessories in darker colors. Remember if you're driving at night, you better have those headlights on!
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true crime, true crime podcast, studying scarlet podcast, son of sam, headlights
Instead of putting a bird on it, put a skull on it! Specifically, Skull-y from Ye Olde Crime. Show off your sophisticated taste in podcasts with pride.
