My Favorite Murder with Karen Kilgariff and Georgia Hardstark

There's a book called The Symbolism of Richard Dadd by Peter Ogwen Jones.

These letters that he writes home also suggest that Richard is struggling with his mental health.

nervous depression

miserable days

the excitement of these scenes has been enough to turn the brain and often I've lain down at night with my imagination so full of wild vagaries that I have really and truly doubted my own sanity.

You might find a new title from an old favorite like David Gran who wrote killers of the flower moon and his new book, The Wager, a tale of shipwreck, mutiny and murder or listen to a classic novel for the first time like George Orwell's 1984 narrated by Andrew Garfield, Cynthia Erivo and Tom Hardy.

It's a classic who done it. You know, I love those when it takes place in the present day and they keep flashing back to the memories of the past. It's about three girls who grew up in a foster care home and what happened in it. It's called Darling Girls.

her features were unrecognizable. There was no smell, no flies. No one would ever know she was there even if they walked a few feet to the right or left

to me, it's today, it's yesterday, it's every day. It's not 30 years for us. The time doesn't really matter because it is every day. But at the time, the memories are there for every day

A book was written about it, Hide in Plain Sight by Leslie Waller and movie of the same title filmed in Buffalo in 1980 about the Buffalo City Hall robbery of which Calabrese and members of Magadino's crew were part of.

Dive into Hulu's chilling new original series Under the Bridge.

It's a riveting adaptation of the true crime novel written by acclaimed author Rebecca Gottfried.

Based on shocking real-life events, Under the Bridge tells the haunting story of a 14-year-old girl who's planned to meet up with friends ends in her shocking murder.

When an unlikely group of suspects emerge, a novelist and a detective race to solve the sinister crime.

This spellbinding series goes deep into a hidden subculture revealing a small town's darkest secrets.

Especially really the book The Devil in the White City. Yes, we were talking to you read that

I think there was a book and then I was like Don't call that one this second the words out of the month, and then I was like that's right. It's called devil

I remember reading that. It was so disgusting. So awful. Reading is good. Reading is fundamental. Books are great.

And people finding out about stuff that isn't right outside their front door and then caring about it is what books are for, aka don't let weirdos shut down your local public libraries.

Yeah. And banning books is fucking bad. Banning books is what fascists and Nazis do.

But mine's also like murdery and like a whodunit thing. And it's it's by this woman who's written like 20 mystery thriller, like those books that like we love to read on the beach on vacation. Hell yeah. By Karen Slaughter. But it's I and Karen Slaughter.

And it's called Pretty Girls. And I can't I'm listening to it on an audio book. I can't stop fucking listening to it. And it's got like, you know, sister themes and it's got like strong female lead. Like it's and it's about them solving maybe a murder.

It's called Atomic Habits by James Clear. And it's just about how to create and stick to habits easily.

You're not lazy, you just haven't formulated the right habit of the thing you want to do that works for your brain. And so here's how.

I've been falling asleep to it, which is really, I feel like that's helpful if my brain absorbs it because I'm falling asleep.

two occult books, and a biography of serial killer Charles Sabraj.

That's Diane Downs. That's the one. That's Diane Downs from, I believe Portland or like the Portland area. That's one of the first ones I ever did because that was one of the first Anne Rule books I ever read.

It is called Attached and the authors are Amir Levine and Rachel S.F. Heller and it is one of those fucking self-help books where you're listening to it and you're like, holy shit, this is the thing I needed to hear and it's basically about everybody, people's different attachment styles.

It's about a bunch of different things and I think it's, I was talking to my therapist about it this morning. She's like, but it's not, everybody's not all one thing.

That's my recommendation. It's that good though. Like you're excited because it's that good.

Just listen to it. I mean, you know what you're gonna hear, but the shit, it just feels so nice to hear it.

Andrea says she is basing her curriculum around the movie, not the book, The Secret.

almost being dumped and crushed in a garbage truck while dumpster diving and trudging through 12 inches of snow on crutches. Proud to be a margarino, Nicole.

while I was at this job I survived five hotel fires, staying at a haunted hotel reminiscent of The Shining,