Rose Marie Gayhart (Queen of Diamonds, New York)

The Glass Castle is the harrowing tale of Jeannette Wall’s life growing up in poverty with wayward parents. Jeannette and her siblings were often left to fend for themselves as their parents engaged in alcoholic binges or flights of fancy. The siblings ultimately resented their parents’ neglect and became independent, moving far away.

Following the Walls family through the desert to the coal-mining region of West Virginia to the fast-paced life of New York City, this memoir explores the nature of family, loyalty, and tragedy and what it takes to survive together and apart.

The Glass Castle is the harrowing tale of Jeannette Wall’s life growing up in poverty with wayward parents. Jeannette and her siblings were often left to fend for themselves as their parents engaged in alcoholic binges or flights of fancy. The siblings ultimately resented their parents’ neglect and became independent, moving far away.

Following the Walls family through the desert to the coal-mining region of West Virginia to the fast-paced life of New York City, this memoir explores the nature of family, loyalty, and tragedy and what it takes to survive together and apart.

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.

The Glass Castle is the harrowing tale of Jeannette Wall’s life growing up in poverty with wayward parents. Jeannette and her siblings were often left to fend for themselves as their parents engaged in alcoholic binges or flights of fancy. The siblings ultimately resented their parents’ neglect and became independent, moving far away.

Following the Walls family through the desert to the coal-mining region of West Virginia to the fast-paced life of New York City, this memoir explores the nature of family, loyalty, and tragedy and what it takes to survive together and apart.

The Glass Castle is the harrowing tale of Jeannette Wall’s life growing up in poverty with wayward parents. Jeannette and her siblings were often left to fend for themselves as their parents engaged in alcoholic binges or flights of fancy. The siblings ultimately resented their parents’ neglect and became independent, moving far away.

Following the Walls family through the desert to the coal-mining region of West Virginia to the fast-paced life of New York City, this memoir explores the nature of family, loyalty, and tragedy and what it takes to survive together and apart.

The Glass Castle is the harrowing tale of Jeannette Wall’s life growing up in poverty with wayward parents. Jeannette and her siblings were often left to fend for themselves as their parents engaged in alcoholic binges or flights of fancy. The siblings ultimately resented their parents’ neglect and became independent, moving far away.

Following the Walls family through the desert to the coal-mining region of West Virginia to the fast-paced life of New York City, this memoir explores the nature of family, loyalty, and tragedy and what it takes to survive together and apart.

The Glass Castle is the harrowing tale of Jeannette Wall’s life growing up in poverty with wayward parents. Jeannette and her siblings were often left to fend for themselves as their parents engaged in alcoholic binges or flights of fancy. The siblings ultimately resented their parents’ neglect and became independent, moving far away.

Following the Walls family through the desert to the coal-mining region of West Virginia to the fast-paced life of New York City, this memoir explores the nature of family, loyalty, and tragedy and what it takes to survive together and apart.

Killers of the Flower Moon: The Osage Murders and the Birth of the FBI is about the Osage Reign of Terror—the 1920s organized killings of members of the oil-rich Osage Indians. Powerful and bigoted whites systematically exploited and murdered the Osage people to expropriate their wealth, showing us the horrors that result when racism and greed align. The murders were also a major catalyst for the growth of the FBI, and the triumph of its rational and scientific vision of law enforcement—and a shift away from the era of frontier justice, corrupt and incompetent local sheriffs, and rogue “lawmen.”

Embark on a profound journey through Hollywood history with "Stuff You Should Know" hosts Josh Clark and Chuck Bryant as they meticulously unpack the life and enigmatic death of Natalie Wood, a beloved cinema icon. Throughout her formidable acting career, Wood captivated audiences worldwide, and this episode charts her rise from a child star in "Miracle on 34th Street" to her celebrated performances in "West Side Story" and "Rebel Without a Cause." Beyond the silver screen, Clark and Bryant delve into Wood's personal life, from the influence of her mother to her well-publicized marriages and her struggles with the left turns a life under the spotlight can take.

Dive into the whirlpool of mystery that surrounds the untimely death of Natalie Wood on that ill-fated Thanksgiving weekend aboard the yacht "Splendor." Josh and Chuck traverse the choppy waters of the night Wood disappeared, dissecting the puzzling discoveries and conflicting testimonies that followed. With new perceptions into autopsy controversies and varying family opinions that polarized the ongoing investigation, this episode leaves listeners with an indelible impression of the unresolved nature of Wood's tragic demise. In honor of her spirit, the hosts also touch upon an intriguing listener-contributed notion, the 'ingratitude list,' implying how facing our adversities can be as crucial as appreciating our blessings.

Dive into the gripping world of true crime with Bailey Sarian in "Murder, Mystery & Makeup," where makeup artistry meets bone-chilling narratives. In this compelling episode, Sarian illuminates the haunting case of Lonnie Franklin Jr., also known as the Grim Sleeper, who evaded justice for decades despite the turmoil sown by his heinous acts. As Bailey shifts her content to a biweekly Monday release, she beckons her audience to join her in exploring darker histories, embedding her personal reflections within the grim recounting of Franklin's reign of terror.

Bailey Sarian's storytelling is as intricate as it is impactful, drawing attention to the societal backdrop of 1970s and 80s Los Angeles that incubated such brutality. She articulates the systemic failures and police negligence that allowed the Grim Sleeper to cast a long, dark shadow over a city already grappling with the crisis of crack cocaine and economic decline. Through Sarian's narration, escapees' harrowing tales merge with community advocacy, culminating in the eventual conviction of Franklin. But with many questions left unanswered and untold victims yet unrecognized, Sarian closes reflectively, urging us to stay vigilant, while paying homage to those scarred by these tragedies.

The Glass Castle is the harrowing tale of Jeannette Wall’s life growing up in poverty with wayward parents. Jeannette and her siblings were often left to fend for themselves as their parents engaged in alcoholic binges or flights of fancy. The siblings ultimately resented their parents’ neglect and became independent, moving far away.

Following the Walls family through the desert to the coal-mining region of West Virginia to the fast-paced life of New York City, this memoir explores the nature of family, loyalty, and tragedy and what it takes to survive together and apart.

Dive into the chilling dichotomy of beauty and horror with Bailey Sarian in the "Murder, Mystery & Makeup" podcast. In an episode where aesthetics meet the macabre, Bailey shares her excitement about her latest collaboration with Melt Cosmetics on the Fatal Lures collection—a vegan and cruelty-free array embodying the allure of dangerous beauty—with shades like "Pick Your Poison" and sets that promise to enrapture with a "Kiss of Death." Beyond the glitz of her makeup launch, she offers heartfelt thanks to her supportive audience, sharing tidbits of her life and teasing the thrilling depth she's about to plunge into regarding a harrowing real-life narrative.

Ready your nerves as Bailey transitions from the glow of eyeshadows to the gloom of the Snowtown Murders. Deep in the heart of Australia's most brutal crime stories, Sarian unpacks the twisted paths of John Bunting and Robert Wagner, whose disturbing ideologies lead to a spree of vigilantism-turned-murder. Her storytelling captures the complex web of human behavior and misguided justice that spiraled into gruesome acts, highlighting how a vigilante group operated under the guise of serving what they believed was right. Bailey's closing reflections offer a somber reminder of the episode's gravity and promise a continued exploration of this dark chapter in future segments, juxtaposed with the anticipation of her beauty line's reveal.

Dive into the gripping world of true crime with Bailey Sarian in "Murder, Mystery & Makeup," where makeup artistry meets bone-chilling narratives. In this compelling episode, Sarian illuminates the haunting case of Lonnie Franklin Jr., also known as the Grim Sleeper, who evaded justice for decades despite the turmoil sown by his heinous acts. As Bailey shifts her content to a biweekly Monday release, she beckons her audience to join her in exploring darker histories, embedding her personal reflections within the grim recounting of Franklin's reign of terror.

Bailey Sarian's storytelling is as intricate as it is impactful, drawing attention to the societal backdrop of 1970s and 80s Los Angeles that incubated such brutality. She articulates the systemic failures and police negligence that allowed the Grim Sleeper to cast a long, dark shadow over a city already grappling with the crisis of crack cocaine and economic decline. Through Sarian's narration, escapees' harrowing tales merge with community advocacy, culminating in the eventual conviction of Franklin. But with many questions left unanswered and untold victims yet unrecognized, Sarian closes reflectively, urging us to stay vigilant, while paying homage to those scarred by these tragedies.

Unravel the dark web of online deceit and manipulation with Bailey Sarian in her gripping podcast 'Murder, Mystery & Makeup'. Listen as Sarian unravels the chilling narrative surrounding the tragic lives of Jerry Cassaday and Bruce Miller, ensnared in the dangerous games of a mysterious woman named Cherie lurking in the cyberspace. With this tale of desire, despair, and death, the podcast highlights the far-reaching consequences of whistleblowing, the dangers lurking online, and the desperate lengths people will go to for love.

In this episode, Sarian not only continues to engage the audience with her bewitching narration, but also encourages participation from her listeners. The aftermath of the twisted love triangle leaves a lasting impact, underlining the threats of internet manipulation. With anticipation building for the next episode, the podcast brilliantly portrays the intricate dance of deception and danger that blurs the lines between reality and the virtual world.