19 episodes
The Art of Murder theartofmurder
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4.0 • 1 Rating
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when murder meets art...
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épisode dix-sept: Steven Ray Morris
We're back after 2 weeks away! Jenna and Julie dish out equal parts art and murder this week with a look into Rebecca Belmore's (Canadian Artist) life (don't worry there is murder in there) and The Vampire of Niterói, Marcelo Costa de Andrade (it's gross, you've been warned).
Jenna's Story: 19:00 min
Julie's Story: 55:40 min -
Episode seize: Park It!
This week - Julie tries to get into your head...and dreams with her chilling story about Kenneth Parks and Jenna is super happy her bff Julie is not like besties, Pauline Parker and Juliet Hulme, from her tale.
Julie's Story: 12:40
Jenna's Story: 55:16
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Episode 15: Yes, Mommy Dearest
This week we have a little bit of a theme... Mommy Dearest! Jenna covers the infamous Diane Downs case followed by Julie's tale of Dee Blanchard and her daughter, Gypsy Rose. Don't forget to subscribe, also follow us on instagram @theartofmurder for updates, show notes and more!
Jenna - Diane Downs @ 10:39
Julie - Gypsy Rose @ 57:20 -
Special Episode: Pilot Brawl Remake!
It's the new and improved version of our very first episode! Jenna and Julie retell their amazing stories that originally kicked off The Art of Murder Podcast (but due to audio issues it was removed). Enjoy!
Julie - Caravaggio @ 13:28
Jenna - Henry Lee Lucas & Ottis Tool @ 1hr -
Episode 13: Alexandra Koshimetova & Marvin Gaye
This week we get into some reality TV and motown with our murders. Jenna dishes on 90-Day Fiance star, Olga Koshimetova's sisters murder and Julie grabs the mic to talk about the murder of Marvin Gaye... it's like music to our ears!
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Not an Episode, Episode
Updates, apologizes, puppy, blabbing... its got everything!
Customer Reviews
My new go-to podcast, with two slight suggestions
I started listening because I saw a recommendation from one of the host on Reddit.
I really like it! I’ll definitely keep listening; I’ve been listening all day for the past few days; and I love it!
Only gentle suggestions:
1) It takes them a long time to get to the point, so I spend a lot of time fussing with the FF button on my phone. I think they are doing a M format, but—please, ladies, cut to the chase.
2) The spontaneous singing. I’m not saying cut it altogether; in many cases, it’s funny and appropriate. Just please try to remember that’s what is funny between friends won’t necessarily translate to a neutral audience. The constant interruptions of song are a bit annoying; you’re not as funny to a general audience as you are to each other. Don’t stop entirely—just maybe cut back, especially during the actual stories.
Otherwise—very much enjoying it and will be recommending to others. Keep up the good work, J&J!