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Crime&Stuff

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40%

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Questions about Crime&Stuff

What has Crime&Stuff covered recently?

Recent episodes include "205. Exciting updates and am I the a…hole" (18 October 2026, 165 minutes), "ICYMI: Arnold Nash and his final escape" (15 October 2026, 113 minutes), and "204. How did Cape Breton’s boys end up dead on Maine railroad tracks?" (3 October 2026).

How often does Crime&Stuff publish?

Crime&Stuff publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 138 minutes across 209 episodes.

How hard is it to get booked on Crime&Stuff?

Booking probability for Crime&Stuff is 40%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Crime&Stuff requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Crime&Stuff's contact route on record: verified email.

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Crime&Stuff is a society podcast with 209 episodes published.

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Recent episodes

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  • Oct 18, 20262h 45m

    We have updates galore, ranging from Nichole Cable, episode 35, all the way to the Cape Breton boys, episode 204, and several in between. They’re like little mini stories! And we also ask that popular and enduring...

  • Oct 15, 20261h 53m

    Arnold Nash kept ending up in Maine State Prison. Every time he did, he escaped. The first escape lasted 41 days and resulted in a wild and wooly central Maine manhunt. The second time, things turned deadly. Believe it...

  • Sep 21, 20262h 16m

    In fall of 2012, Brianna Alley and Peter Neblett felt lucky that they’d been able to rent a house in the village of Hall Quarry on Mount Desert Island in Maine for a very reasonable price, even though the landlord...

  • Sep 2, 20263 hour

    We made it back! Unlike some of the people in our episode. From the time it opened in 1937 until now, more than 21,000 people have thru-hiked the 2,190-mile Appalachian Trail, and countless more have set foot on it...

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  • Jun 29, 20262h 47m

    A final treat before our summer break: Updates to several episodes, including the latest on the Michael Gaine murder in Ireland, what Uber’s doing for women, another Eliot Cutler rant and more. We dive into fan favorite...

  • Jun 14, 20262h 24m

    Judi Therianos and Missy Bevers had nothing in common except for the fact they were both beloved women and mothers who were murdered, senselessly, in 2016. Their murders didn’t have much in common, either. One got the...

  • Jun 1, 20262h 33m

    At first no one in central-eastern Ohio connected the killings — they were hunters, outdoorsmen, a jogger — all shot by someone who left no trace between 1989 and 1992. When they finally arrested Thomas Dillon for five...

  • May 15, 20261h 45m

    When we featured Alice Hawkes’ 1987 homicide in Episode 191 as one of our Maine Cold Cases of the 1980s, Maureen declared that it would never be “solved,” though there was s definite suspect. Well, she was wrong! Maine...

  • May 1, 20261h 57m

    Mary Ellen Tanner had planned to go to Massachusetts for the weekend to attend the funeral of her boyfriend’s brother the weekend of July 7, 1978. It wasn’t until two days later that anyone knew she’d never left her...

  • Apr 17, 20261h 37m

    Dominique Dunne was 22 and a rising star in in Hollywood in 1982 — she had everything going for her, except when it came to her ex-boyfriend, Ma Maison head chef John Sweeney. She’d broken up with him after several...

  • Feb 21, 20262h 17m

    Maine had 21 homicides in 2025, and we take a look at them. Guns and domestic violence continue to be the dominant themes, with mental health issues also a troubling contributing factor. From people who know each other...

  • Feb 12, 20262h 29m

    We wrap up our three-episode look at the Maine State Police Unsolved Homicide list, diving into the 1990s and beyond, looking at the cases of Lorna Brackett and Vincent White, Susan Hannah, Joseph Savitch and Louis...

  • Feb 6, 20262h 16m

    We continue our look at Maine’s cold cases with a dive into the 1980s: Beverly Polchies, Theresa Duran, Vincent LaVopa, Brian Kowalczyk and Alice Hawkes. Would they have been solved if they happened today? Should they...

  • Jan 28, 20262h 14m

    While we wait for the state of Maine to release the 2025 homicide list, we’re taking a look at another list: Maine’s Unsolved Homicides. In this first part of a three-part series, we dive into the Maine cold cases of...

  • Dec 23, 20251h 35m

    Sit back and rip the wrapping and bows off our annual holiday special. With special holiday “Am I the Asshole?” And two special holiday Negative Nellies Reviews! Enjoy! And Merry Whatever Holiday You Celebrate! If...

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