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Karen Kilgariff and Georgia Hardstark, moderators of the popular crime comedy podcast on the real crime My favorite murder, ask their cult group of self-blessed "assassins" to stay sexy, do not get murdered – and to give the four podcasts debut under their newly launched podcast network, Exactly true. The Los Angeles-based duo, in partnership with Stitcher, has organized a list of shows that speak to the diverse The interests of their fans, which have attracted 19 million listeners a month since the launch in January 2016.
"We could not be more excited to host this series of intelligent, fun and investigative podcasts on the Exactly Right Network," Kilgariff and Hardstark. said in a statement. "All these shows have built a loyal audience and we hope to give them a broader platform to share their stories with new listeners."
First place is The fall line, who debuted his second season on Wednesday under the All right umbrella. Hosted by licensed therapist Brooke Hargrove and writer Laurah Norton, the series looks at the cold cases of marginalized communities in the southeast, focusing this season on Atlanta. In the first episode, available now, the hosts discuss the case of this season: the kidnapping of seven babies born in an area hospital between 1978 and 1996. New episodes are published every Wednesday.
All right is also at home in the second season of This podcast will kill you, a deep dive into various deadly diseases among ecologists and epidemiologists Erin Welsh and Erin Allmann Updyke. Published on Tuesday, the first episode of this season (available now) plunges into one of the most terrifying and strange diseases known to man and his best friend: rabies.
One of the members of the network, Kilgariff, is significantly less sinister. Podcast, Do you need that we drive you? coming out of weekly episodes since April 2014. The series returns with its 113th episode on December 3, with new episodes released on the first and third Monday of each month. Recorded in a 2008 Honda Accord, Kilgariff is accompanied by his friend and comedian Chris Fairbanks who interviews guests – famous (Rob Delaney) and less famous (Kilgariff & # 39; s) 17 year old niece) – by transporting them from or to the Los Angeles Airport.
Finally, All right is now at home at the The Purrcast, a podcast for cats, hosted by Sara Iyer and Steven Ray Morris (MFMProducer). Since September 2015, Iyer and Morris have been questioning their enthusiastic feline colleagues – because they "can not talk to their cats" – about topics such as new kittens, strange cat behaviors and unfair cat stereotypes. The show 171st The episode has come out today, with new episodes released every Wednesday.
Kilgariff and Hardstark will continue to publish two episodes per week of My favorite murder under the All right banner, but that's not all they had planned for 2019 – the brand will extend beyond the audio field when Kilgariff and Hardstark will release their first book next summer. Described as a memoir, Stay sexy and do not get murdered will put a personal focus on a theme that has become the key to MFMWomen's popularity with women: the importance of defending oneself and assessing the safety of people. The book is on sale May 28, 2019.
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