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Snapped: Women Who Murder

For the first time ever, full Snapped episodes are now a podcast. Subscribe to this true crime podcast for the direct audio from the original Snapped episodes that have aired on Oxygen over the last 29 seasons (and counting)! Now you can enjoy Snapped episodes in your headphones, in your car, or at...

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The River of Doubt

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Mentioned 11 months ago

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The podcast intro referenced the 1914 Theodore Roosevelt expedition to map the Amazon's River of Doubt, summarizing the book's focus on the dangerous journey.

In 1914, former President Teddy Roosevelt mounts a dangerous expedition to map an unexplored river in the Amazon, known as the River of Doubt.

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How to Survive Against the Odds

Wondery

Mentioned 11 months ago

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The host promoted the guidebook as a gripping, potentially lifesaving resource that shares real survival stories and practical tips for extreme natural disasters and animal attacks.

Inspired by the hit Wondery podcast Against the Odds comes the gripping guidebook, how to survive against the odds, tales and tips for animal attacks and natural disasters. This might just be the most important book you'll ever read. Go inside life or death situations where everyday people survived nature's most extreme scenarios. And learn how you can too.

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Dracula (Deluxe Hardbound Edition)

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Mentioned 1 year ago

Willa Blanc

The speakers referenced the classic vampire novel, noting that even without reading it many people think they know the story.

Dracula, the ancient vampire who terrorizes Victorian London. Blood and garlic, bats and crucifixes. Even if you haven't read the book, you think you know the story.

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The Hidden History of the White House

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Mentioned 1 year ago

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The book was presented as a new release that explored the White House's twocentury history, offering chapters that detailed power struggles, pivotal decisions and scandals that shaped the nation.

Inspired by the hit podcast American History Tellers, Wondery and William Morrow present the new book, The Hidden History of the White House.

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None of This Is True

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Mentioned 2 years ago

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The host recommended the novel as a shocking psychological thriller that would keep listeners gripped.

If you're in the mood for a shocking psychological thriller, check out None of This is True by Lisa Jewell.

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The Mountain Is You

Brianna Wiest

Mentioned 2 years ago

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The host described the book as an examination of selfsabotaging behaviors and the reasons people resist beneficial change.

My favorite title right now is The Mountain Is You by Brianna West. The title examines selfsabotaging behaviors and breaking down why human beings are resistant to change even when it's good for us.

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Deadly Medicines and Organised Crime

Peter Gotzsche

Mentioned 2 years ago

Theresa Ramirez

Kelly mentioned she was working on a truecrime book titled Deadly Medicine, which was later turned into a madeforTV movie.

She talked about being a writer and working on some books, and that she had a book she was working on, a true crime story, called Deadly Medicine.

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The Noom Kitchen

Noom

Mentioned 2 years ago

Shirley Jo Phillips

The advertisement promoted it as a cookbook offering 100 healthy and delicious recipes and noted it was available wherever books are sold.

cookbook, The Noom Kitchen, for 100 healthy and delicious recipes to promote better living. Available to buy now wherever books are sold.

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Mind Hunter

John E. Douglas

Mentioned 2 years ago

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The host praised the audio version of Mindhunter as a favorite truecrime title to revisit, highlighting its focus on FBI profiling and serialkiller investigations.

The audio title I'm diving into again is one of my favorites to revisit, Mindhunter by John Douglas and Mark Ulshaker.

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Under the Bridge

Rebecca Godfrey

Mentioned 2 years ago

Hope Schreiner

The hosts promoted the truecrime book, noting it was a bestselling title that inspired a Hulu series about a murder in a small community.

Series Under the Bridge, the riveting adaptation of the bestselling true crime book. Based on shocking true events, Under the Bridge tells the haunting story of a murder that lays bare a small community's darkest secrets.

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Dr. Seuss's Beginner Book Boxed Set Collection

Dr. Seuss

Mentioned 2 years ago

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The hosts introduced a children's podcast called The Cat in the Hatcast, referencing the classic book as a familyfriendly theme.

The Cat in the Hatcast is a new podcast from Wondry perfect for the whole family.

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The Guest List

Lucy Foley

Mentioned 2 years ago

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The host highlighted it as a dark, thrilling mystery set on the Irish coast, noting the twists were addictive and kept them eager to know what happened next.

What did the list turn into a dark mystery in Lucy Foley's The Guest List? The thrilling mystery is set on the coast of Ireland and it's my latest pick to listen to on Audible.

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How to Solve Your Own Murder

A Novel (Castle Knoll Files)

The host described the title as a mind‑bending true‑crime story where a fortune‑teller foresees her own murder and races to solve it before it occurs, noting its twisty premise and lasting intrigue. They expressed personal obsession and highlighted the narrative’s focus on female writers and heroines, suggesting it was a standout recommendation for listeners.

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Episode: Denise Davidson

The host described it as a mindbending truecrime title about a fortuneteller who predicts her own murder and tries to solve the case before it happens.

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The latest mindbending title I'm obsessed with is How to Solve Your Own Murder by Kristen Parran. A fortune teller predicts a young Francis Adams will be murdered, leading her into a paranoid frenzy, trying to solve her own murder before it even happens. Nearly 60 years later, Francis is killed and it becomes her greatness's mission to solve the case, with female writers and heroines.

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Leonard Goldberg

Deadly Medicine

In an episode, Tucker Moore-Reed highlighted that Kelly Moore and her husband Dan Reed had authored a true‑crime title that was quickly adapted into a made‑for‑TV movie, noting the authors' background as writers and the rapid transition from publication to screen. The discussion presented the book as an example of true‑crime storytelling that garnered media attention.

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Episode: Tucker Moore-Reed

Kelly Moore and her husband Dan Reed authored the truecrime book Deadly Medicine, which was turned into a MadeforTV movie shortly after its publication.

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She talked about being a writer and working on some books and that she had a book she was working on, a true crime story. It's called Deadly Medicine. They made it into a Made for TV movie.

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Harleigh Beck

Obsession

A Thriller Romance

During the episode, host Donna Matthews highlighted that the journalist wrote the title after Sheila's conviction, noting it became a bestseller that listeners couldn't get enough of. She emphasized its popularity and impact, presenting it as a must‑read for the audience.

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Episode: Donna Matthews

The host said the journalist wrote the book after Sheila's conviction and described it as a bestselling title that listeners couldn't get enough of.

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After Sheila's conviction, investigative journalist M. William Phelps took a personal interest in her case and decided to write a book about it. Obsession really is a book that people can't get enough of, it's one of my best-selling books.

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