Family Plots

Annie and Kathryn cover one of the most heinous family crimes to date: the murder of Collette, Kristen, and Kimberly MacDonald. Was this the work of a hippie gang, or could the answer lie closer to home? Either way, this is not a story for the faint of heart.   Artwork by Alissa Levy Music by DustBrothers at AudioJungle    

Are you a serial killer? Are you looking for a job change? Annie and Kathryn offer some career advice to unemployed psychopaths in this dark, “horrible history” episode. Learn about the tragic, limey fate of William Palmer and how a little bit of rope became a valuable collector’s item.   Artwork by Alissa Levy Music by DustBrothers at AudioJungle

In this delirious episode, Annie and Kathryn travel back to Goldilocks, England to discuss one of Britain’s most notorious murderers. The ladies marvel over the dodgy practices of nineteenth century physicians before revealing the inherent dangers of drinking brandy. Saddle up, folks. It’s gonna be a wild ride. Artwork by Alissa Levy Music by DustBrothers at AudioJungle

In this episode, a tramp lesson wunderkind and a fake Pulitzer Prize winner discuss the trial of Drew Peterson and its ramifications. Starring: Kathleen, Stacy, and their badass sisters. Also starring: Beast, Rob Lowe, a dirty mop, and a pastor turned advocate.     Artwork by Alissa Levy Music by DustBrothers

Drew. Scott. Phsteven. Tune in to find out which Peterson(s) Annie and Kathryn are discussing in this week’s episode of Family Plots. The ladies identify a series of relationship red flags, assess the lethality of dry bathtubs, and finish up by delivering a little poetic justice. Artwork by Alissa Levy Music by DustBrothers at AudioJungle

Light some candles, draw yourself a bubble bath, and unwind to the sweet sounds of Family Plots. In this homage to Delilah, Annie and Kathryn identify the perfect song for a pair of silent (and deadly?) twins. Things are about to get really weird. And you know what? That’s okay. Artwork by Alissa Levy Music by Dust Brothers at AudioJungle  

Roses are red and killers leave clues. . . Annie and Kathryn uncover yet another connection between murderers and poetry in this follow-up episode to the Staudte Family murders. Kathryn reveals a disturbing twist, and the ladies hypothesize about the psychological significance of doggie doppelgangers.    Artwork by Alissa Levy Music by DustBrothers at AudioJungle

In this episode, Annie and Kathryn discuss the lethal mixology of Diane Staudte—the Mommie Dearest of the 21st century.  The ladies also relive the harrowing “Psycho incident” of 1998, which may place Ms. Kathryn in the bathroom with a kitchen knife. . . Find out why jaundice is never a good thing, and why you should ALWAYS watch your beverage.    Artwork by Alissa Levy Music by Dust Brothers at AudioJungle

In this INTERESTING episode, Annie and Kathryn develop a peculiar lexicon for the podcast while exploring the trial of Lizzie Borden and its ramifications. Discover the horrors of Victorian mores, the ladies’ biggest gripe with jurors, and the potential hazards of improv. Oh, and there’s a poetry recitation too.   Artwork by Alissa Levy Music by Dust Brothers at AudioJungle

Lizzie Borden took an ax . . . OR DID SHE? On their inaugural episode of true crime podcast Family Plots, sisters Annie and Kathryn travel back to 1892 and revisit the infamous Lizzie Borden murders. In this episode, learn WHY ice cream is dangerous, WHERE the fashionable folks of Fall River lived, and HOW Kathryn almost poisoned Annie that one time . . . maybe. Artwork by Alissa Levy Music by Dust Brothers at AudioJungle