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The Clued in Mystery podcast explores mystery and the different ways we enjoy the genre through books, TV, film, and podcasts. Your hosts, authors Brook Peterson and Sarah M Stephen, love reading, watching, listening to, and talking about mysteries. Join us as we celebrate good mysteries everywhere.
Unknown Host hosts Clued in Mystery Podcast, a arts show with 223 episodes published.
In today's episode, Brook and Sarah continue their exploration of early mystery writers and discuss author Freeman Wills Crofts. Discussed and mentioned The Cask (1920) Freeman Wills Crofts Inspector French's First Case
Someone is acting out details from a successful mystery author's plots in real life. Who? Why? Brook and Sarah discuss how they would handle a similar situation to Emilia Ward in Claire Douglas' 2023 release The Woman Wh
In today's episode, Brook and Sarah discuss modern great and award winning author Lynda La Plante. Discussed and Mentioned Widows (TV series 1983 and 1985) ITV Prime Suspect (TV series 1991 to 2006) ITV Above
In today's episode, Brook and Sarah discuss mysteries that include paranormal elements with author Naomi Kuttner, author of the paranormal mystery series The Retired Assassin's Guide. Discussed and mentioned Thursday Mur
In today's episode, Brook and Sarah discuss mysteries that include paranormal elements: ghosts, spirits, and other unexplainable phenomena. Discussed and mentioned The Last Seance (1926) Agatha Christie Kincaid Strange s
Brook and Sarah are joined by Ande Pliego to discuss suspense, Christie, and tropes. Discussed and mentioned You Are Fatally Invited (2025) Ande Pliego The Library After Dark (2026) Ande Pliego And Then There Were None (
Agatha Christie's And Then There Were None is one of the most read books of all time. In this episode, Brook and Sarah discuss why it continues to be a favourite and the tropes that it features. Discussed and mentioned A
Hercule Poirot is Agatha Christie's most famous sleuth, and the last one in Brook and Sarah's series exploring her characters. In this episode they discuss his origins and why he continues to be popular. Discussed and me
Brook and Sarah discuss why reading, and reading mysteries in particular, is good for you. Discussed and mentioned Sam Goldstein, " Why We Love a Good Mystery " (14 March 2025) Psychology Today Everybody Loves Raymond (A
In today's episode, Brook and Sarah discuss how a mystery is typically structured and what happens when a mystery takes a different approach. Discussed and mentioned His & Hers (2025) Netflix-based on the book (2020) by
In today's episode, Brook and Sarah discuss the difference between mysteries on screen resolved in a single episode and ones that take multiple episodes to resolve. Discussed and mentioned The Woman in Suite 11 (2025) Ru
This is a re-release of an episode that originally aired May 3, 2022. In this episode, Brook and Sarah discuss Anna Katharine Green, whose writing inspired Agatha Christie. Green’s 1878 novel, The Leavenworth Case , is o
This is a re-release of an episode that originally aired May 16, 2023. Brook and Sarah continue their exploration of G.K. Chesterton this week. They discuss his mysteries featuring Father Brown and the legacies of this e
This is a re-release of an episode that originally aired May 9, 2023. This week, in the first of two episodes about G.K. Chesterton, Brook and Sarah look at his life and find out why he was such a fascinating man and the
In today's episode, Brook and Sarah discuss modern great Val McDermid. Discussed and mentioned The Mermaids Singing (1995) Val McDermid Clean Break : A Kate Brannigan Mystery (2011 Radio play) Val McDermid Village SOS (2
In today's episode, Brook and Sarah speak with Reagan Davis, author of the Knitorious Murder Mysteries series, and discuss the overlap between crafts and mysteries. Discussed and mentioned Disturbing the Fleece About Rea
Brook and Sarah discuss adapting Agatha Christie and other classic mystery tales for younger audiences with Marci Kay Monson, author of the Mini Mystery series. Discussed and mentioned And Then There Were None (1939) Aga
Many mystery fans love to craft, or so it seems based on the number of titles in this popular sub-genre. In today's episode, Brook and Sarah discuss what makes a craft and hobby mystery. Discussed and mentioned Picking U
In this episode, Brook and Sarah discuss reverse mysteries, or "how catch 'ems," where the audience knows who the culprit is from the beginning. Discussed and mentioned Columbo (1971–2003) Television series Malice Aforet
In today's episode, Brook and Sarah discuss Mary Roberts Rinehart's lasting impact on mystery fiction, even if readers aren't directly familiar with her work. Discussed and mentioned The Circular Staircase (1908) Mary Ro
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