The Monster in the Closet (PODCAST EXCLUSIVE EPISODE)

Delve into the twisted narrative of one of history's most infamous serial killers with "Morbid" hosts Ash Kelley and Alaina Urquhart as they inaugurate their multi-part series in "Morbid: A True Crime Podcast." In this episode, the seasoned duo skillfully juxtaposes their macabre subject with their characteristic wit, drawing listeners into the complexity of Ted Bundy's early life. With the easy accessibility of ad-free listening through Amazon Prime and Wondery Plus, the hosts set the stage for an in-depth journey through the darkened corridors of Bundy's mind, inviting true crime aficionados to find a community in Morbid's experiences and insights.

As Kelley and Urquhart delicately peel back the layers of Bundy's formative years, they spark thoughtful reflection on whether a tumultuous upbringing could be a harbinger of the horrors to come. Examining his dysfunctional family dynamics, manipulative romantic liaisons, and the inception of his gruesome acts, they bring chilling clarity to Bundy's descent into iniquity. With profound rejections of misguided narratives and an unwavering focus on Bundy's accountability, Morbid promises its listeners not just a recount but a critical analysis of the societal shockwaves emanating from Bundy's reign of terror. Stay gripped as the series resolves to unveil further dissections of Bundy's despicable crimes, and unpick the somber implications lingering in the collective memory of society.

In a gripping episode of "Rotten Mango," host Stephanie Soo invites Stephen McCullagh and co-host Niall McNally to unravel the chilling case that takes an unexpected turn into digital deception and heartbreak. As they dissect the murder of Natalie McNally—who met her tragic fate while her partner famously conducted a "Grand Theft Auto" stream on the same night—their discussion reveals the intricate blend of virtual and real-world evidence that casts doubt over an alibi rooted in modern technology. This deep-dive into the crime exposes not just the details of the alleged cover-up but delves into the sociocultural aftermath that shook Ireland.

Soo meticulously pieces together the life of Natalie McNally, a woman known for her exuberance and altruistic nature, whose death left an indelible void in her community. Meanwhile, the reputedly charitable actions of Stephen McCullagh come under scrutiny as his public persona crumbles amid allegations of him engineering an alibi via a pre-recorded livestream, an act that spark a national conversation on violence against women. The podcast probes into a world where technology becomes a tool for obfuscation and detection, revealing a tale of manipulation that raises questions about justice in the digital age. Join "Rotten Mango" for a collision of true crime and modern complexities that demonstrates how technology can be ingeniously twisted to fabricate reality.

A little girl growing up alone in the lush marshes of the North Carolina coast. A young woman who falls in love and experiences the anguish of a broken heart. A promise of marriage. A betrayal that leads to death. In Where the Crawdads Sing, Delia Owens reveals these moments along Kya Clark’s journey to survive after her family abandons her as a child. Owens’s prose is as lush as the environment she describes, making you feel you are with Kya every step of the way. As Kya deals with discrimination and torment by the local townspeople, she must also navigate matters of the heart and decide if opening her heart is worth the risk when all she’s known is loss.

Dive into the dark underbelly of South Korea with crime enthusiast Stephanie Soo in Rotten Mango as she unravels the haunting story of Lee Ki-young, a man suspected of being a masked predator lurking in plain sight. Infiltrate the investigation of his chilling double life, beginning with a cold Christmas Day revelation by his unsuspecting girlfriend, which peeled back the layers of deception to expose a potential serial killer's true face.

This gripping episode goes beyond the gruesome to interrogate societal values and the controversial privacy laws that shielded Lee from public scrutiny. Stephanie Soo's narrative explores the deep-seated cultural perceptions and the sinister reality of a handsome charmer turned financial and emotional vampire. Walk through the complex web Lee weaved with loans, lies, and lavish lifestyles—all financed by unfathomable acts—as this tale of crime and psychology discusses the broader implications for personal safety and legal justice in modern society.

Delve into the twisted narrative of one of history's most infamous serial killers with "Morbid" hosts Ash Kelley and Alaina Urquhart as they inaugurate their multi-part series in "Morbid: A True Crime Podcast." In this episode, the seasoned duo skillfully juxtaposes their macabre subject with their characteristic wit, drawing listeners into the complexity of Ted Bundy's early life. With the easy accessibility of ad-free listening through Amazon Prime and Wondery Plus, the hosts set the stage for an in-depth journey through the darkened corridors of Bundy's mind, inviting true crime aficionados to find a community in Morbid's experiences and insights.

As Kelley and Urquhart delicately peel back the layers of Bundy's formative years, they spark thoughtful reflection on whether a tumultuous upbringing could be a harbinger of the horrors to come. Examining his dysfunctional family dynamics, manipulative romantic liaisons, and the inception of his gruesome acts, they bring chilling clarity to Bundy's descent into iniquity. With profound rejections of misguided narratives and an unwavering focus on Bundy's accountability, Morbid promises its listeners not just a recount but a critical analysis of the societal shockwaves emanating from Bundy's reign of terror. Stay gripped as the series resolves to unveil further dissections of Bundy's despicable crimes, and unpick the somber implications lingering in the collective memory of society.

Immerse yourself in the gripping world of Bailey Sarian's 'Murder, Mystery & Makeup' podcast. This unique blend of chilling crime narrative and light-hearted beauty routine make for a complex, riveting listening experience. In this episode, Sarian presents the baffling mystery surrounding a woman named Stacey Ruth Daniels, linking the ordinary and the extraordinary, the homely and the horrific, in a tale filled with unexpected twists and turns. On the one hand, the audience is held captive by the grave mystery of Stacey's two deceased spouses; on the other, Sarian invites listeners into her personal space with playful segments about her life and hobbies.

Balancing the severity of the crime tale with a lighter touch, Sarian excels at drawing listeners into her world. This episode goes beyond just recounting the gruesome facts of the case, providing a comprehensive exploration of the narrative that includes an investigation into Stacey's ordinary suburban upbringing and her transformation into a suspected murderer. In addition, Sarian dives into the psychological aftermath of the crimes on Stacey's daughters, underscoring the far-reaching impact of such heinous acts. Keeping listeners engaged until the very end, the episode concludes with a dive into the cultural relevance of Stacey's disturbing acts on popular culture. Tune in to Sarian's 'Murder, Mystery & Makeup' podcast to take part in this compelling journey through the darker aspects of human nature.

In a gripping episode of "Rotten Mango," host Stephanie Soo invites Stephen McCullagh and co-host Niall McNally to unravel the chilling case that takes an unexpected turn into digital deception and heartbreak. As they dissect the murder of Natalie McNally—who met her tragic fate while her partner famously conducted a "Grand Theft Auto" stream on the same night—their discussion reveals the intricate blend of virtual and real-world evidence that casts doubt over an alibi rooted in modern technology. This deep-dive into the crime exposes not just the details of the alleged cover-up but delves into the sociocultural aftermath that shook Ireland.

Soo meticulously pieces together the life of Natalie McNally, a woman known for her exuberance and altruistic nature, whose death left an indelible void in her community. Meanwhile, the reputedly charitable actions of Stephen McCullagh come under scrutiny as his public persona crumbles amid allegations of him engineering an alibi via a pre-recorded livestream, an act that spark a national conversation on violence against women. The podcast probes into a world where technology becomes a tool for obfuscation and detection, revealing a tale of manipulation that raises questions about justice in the digital age. Join "Rotten Mango" for a collision of true crime and modern complexities that demonstrates how technology can be ingeniously twisted to fabricate reality.