Hallmark Mysteries & More

Eric Rutin & Andrea Claassen
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The podcast Sleuthers can’t stop talking about. If you love Hallmark’s cozy whodunnits, sharp sleuths, and slow-burn romances, you’ve found your new favorite podcast. Hallmark Mysteries and More is the only podcast dedicated entirely to Hallmark’s beloved mystery movies and series, including fan-favorites like Mystery 101, Aurora Teagarden, Curious Caterer, The Cases of Mystery Lane, Signed, Sealed, Delivered, and beyond. Hosted by real-life mystery buffs Andrea and Eric, each episode delivers smart, funny, and passionate deep dives into new releases and classic Hallmark mysteries. Expect honest reviews, character breakdowns, fan theories, behind-the-scenes trivia, and the kind of banter that feels like you’re sleuthing with friends. 🎥 Plus, we bring you exclusive interviews with Hallmark stars, directors, writers, and producers, giving fans rare access to the creative minds behind the mysteries. Whether you’re a longtime Sleuther or brand-new to the genre, Hallmark Mysteries and More is your weekly escape into the warm, suspenseful world of Hallmark mysteries. 🕵️‍♀️ New episodes every week. Available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and YouTube. 📱 Follow us on Instagram & TikTok: @hallmarkmysteriesandmore 🎧 Subscribe now and join thousands of mystery fans who never miss a clue. Note: This podcast is fan-created and is not affiliated with or sponsored by Hallmark or Hallmark Media.

  1. Hope Valley 1874 Episode 6 Review

    1D AGO

    Hope Valley 1874 Episode 6 Review

    We would love to hear from you. Send us your thoughts or suggestions. Eric and Andrea are back in Hope Valley — 1874 edition. Episode 6, "Common Ground," gives us a boarding house with actual curtains, a courtroom scene that lands, a horse that does not, and Rebecca finally hitting a wall. Literally. Two episodes left in season one and things are starting to come together. Mostly. What we liked: the boarding house is looking genuinely charming, Benjamin Ayres and that horse had a very short introduction, Alexander's courtroom ruling surprised us in the best way, and Hattie delivers the line of the episode by the lake. What we didn't like: the pacing is still the pacing, that flooded alfalfa field dried up faster than it had any right to, and a young girl speaking up in an 1874 courtroom required some suspension of disbelief even by Hallmark standards. Plus: the evil mother-in-law cliffhanger we had to rewind twice, a quick gold price history lesson (half an ounce was worth about ten dollars in 1874 — the writers actually did their homework), and a Minnesota Timberwolves update that snuck in because Eric is going to give you a Wolves update regardless. Next week: Andrew Walker in a horse racing movie. We have complicated feelings about horse racing movies. We have uncomplicated feelings about Andrew Walker. Subscribe for new Hope Valley 1874 reviews every week, plus Hallmark movie reviews, rankings, and the occasional detour into NBA playoffs territory. 🐴 Hope Valley 1874 reviews every week 🎬 Hallmark movie reviews, rankings and more at youtube.com/@hallmarkmysteriesandmore #HopeValley1874 #HopeValley #HallmarkMysteries #HallmarkChannel #WhenCallsTheHeart CHAPTERS 0:00 — Welcome to Hope Valley 1874 Episode 6 0:45 — Episode 6 Overview: Common Ground 2:10 — What We Liked: The Boarding House, the Lake & Lars's Family 4:30 — Benjamin Ayres vs. The Horse 5:15 — Alexander's Courtroom Ruling 8:00 — What We Didn't Like: Pacing, the Prospector's Daughter & That Alfalfa Field 12:20 — The Evil Grandmother Cliffhanger (We Rewound It Twice) 14:00 — Gold Prices in 1874: The Show Did Its Homework 15:10 — Standout Scenes: Hattie by the Lake & Alexander's Speech 17:30 — What We're Hoping For in Episodes 7 and 8 19:15 — Wolves Update (Eric Cannot Help Himself) 20:10 — Next Week: Andrew Walker and Kentucky Roses Follow us on social media: Instagram and TikTok: @hallmarkmysteriesandmore Youtube Or visit our website.  This podcast was created by fans for fans and is NOT affiliated with or sponsored by Hallmark or the Hallmark Channel.

    21 min

  2. 3D AGO

    I'll Be Seeing You with Tyler Hynes Review

    We would love to hear from you. Send us your thoughts or suggestions. 🚐 An activities director with a tumbleweed soul. A woman who needs to finally take the leap. A vintage van, a grandma on a mission, and the song that makes everyone think of The Notebook. This one had us from the first five minutes. This week Eric and Andrea are reviewing I’ll Be Seeing You, Hallmark’s road trip romance starring Tyler Hynes, Stacey Farber, and Christine Ebersole. When a work errand derails Amy’s plans for a quiet weekend with her grandma, the two women end up on an unplanned road trip with one sentimental detour — and they just happen to need the help of a charming, free-spirited activities director along the way. Eric gives it five stars and calls it Tyler’s best movie since Unexpected Christmas. Andrea lands just behind — this one is genuinely good, and we both say so. We break down the activities director kart race that had us immediately sold, the “discount Jack Reacher” line that earned a genuine laugh out loud, the 70s van that stole every scene it was in, and the brilliant writing in the “why are we both still single” scene that we can’t stop thinking about. We talk about why Stacey Farber was absolutely toe-to-toe with Tyler — and proved she can bring the heat in ways her other Hallmark films hadn’t shown. We get into the pacing in the final third (great acting forgives a lot), the road trip scenery that gave this movie a visual variety most Hallmark films can’t afford, and the one billing call we think deserved to go differently — BJ Harrison was fantastic and she should have been credited equally with Christine Ebersole. We’re saying it.   Plus — Eric spent a summer in Miami driving an orange VW van with no air conditioning and has very specific feelings about the bus. (It is not blue, Andrea.) Andrea has a foray crush who moved to China and has made peace with how that story ends. Probably. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Andrea: Five Stars   |   ⭐⭐⭐⭐½ Eric: Very Good Chapters 0:00 — Welcome to Hallmark Mysteries and More 0:30 — Has Tyler Hynes Been Average Lately? The Debate Starts Here 2:00 — I’ll Be Seeing You — Plot Overview 2:30 — Eric’s Review: Five Stars — Hooked at the Five-Minute Mark 5:30 — The Activities Director, the Kart Race & the Discount Jack Reacher Line 7:30 — Pacing in the Final Third & Why Great Acting Changes Everything 10:00 — Stacey Farber Brought the Heat 12:30 — What We Didn’t Like: BJ Harrison Deserved Equal Billing 14:00 — Road Trip Vibes, the Scenery & the Real-Life Orange Van Story 16:30 — Best Hallmark Chemistry of 2026? 18:30 — Similar Movie Recommendations 21:15 — Next Week: Kentucky Roses, Hope Valley & The Way Home Movies Mentioned •       It Was Always You — Tyler Hynes & Erin Krakow; Eric’s go-to for Tyler chemistry; Andrea’s pick for similar road-trip romance •       Holiday Road (2023) — Warren Christie & Sara Canning; road trip, Christmas, and the chemistry benchmark both of us keep coming back to •       Road to Christmas (2018) — Chad Michael Murray, Jessy Schram & Tyrel Rothery; older Hallmark with a road-trip-reconnects-family vibe •       Roadhouse Romance — Tyler Hynes; Eric rewatched it this week and stands fully by his affection for it •       The Way to You — Andrea’s reigning chemistry benchmark for 2026 (so far) •  Follow us on social media: Instagram and TikTok: @hallmarkmysteriesandmore Youtube Or visit our website.  This podcast was created by fans for fans and is NOT affiliated with or sponsored by Hallmark or the Hallmark Channel.

    22 min
  3. The Way Home Season 4 Episode 2 Review

    4D AGO

    The Way Home Season 4 Episode 2 Review

    We would love to hear from you. Send us your thoughts or suggestions. Young Fern showed up in 1925, called Kat “Kitty Cat,” and immediately became our favorite character in the entire series. This is The Way Home we’ve been waiting for. Eric and Andrea dive into Season 4, Episode 2 — “Blinded by the Light” — where Kat lands in a new era of Port Haven history and the mysteries are stacking up fast. In a role reversal from their usual dynamic, Andrea is all in, and even the show’s biggest skeptic (Eric) has to admit: this season is delivering. What worked: Bianca Melchoir as young Fern is an absolute revelation — quick-witted, snappy, and hiding something beneath all that flapper charm. The parallel storytelling between the Roaring Twenties speakeasy and the 1970s hippie poetry crowd is clever and completely satisfying. The casting of Gabriel Hogan and Dan Jeanneret fits perfectly, and Norm is always a welcome sight on screen. And that final scene — where Kat pulls the time traveler card to get out of trouble — is pure gold. What didn’t work: Cat refusing to let Grayson call her “Kitty” — when Fern calls her Kitty Cat the whole episode, come on, Cat. And the dramatic full-name drop of “That’s my brother, Griffin. Landry.” — you could have stopped one word sooner, but we’ll allow it. We also get into Del’s torment and the secret she’s been carrying, the photograph torn in two and thrown in the fire, and the big question on everyone’s mind: who exactly is Griffin Landry, and does he have a history with Tessa Cooper? (If so… the implications for Elliot and Kat are very, very complicated.) Plus — could Sam actually be Griffin? Eric went down a rabbit hole in a Way Home Facebook fan group, and now we can’t stop thinking about it. Standout scene picks: Eric goes with the newspaper office scene — discovering that Fern lived in the Landry house all along was a genuinely great reveal. Andrea picks the flask-and-time-traveler exchange at the end, with Chyler Leigh’s perfect reaction shot stealing the moment. Subscribe so you don’t miss next week — we’re heading to Hope Valley to round out that season! ⏱️ CHAPTERS 00:00  Back in the Pond — Season 4’s Final Season Energy 01:15  Episode Overview: What to Expect in “Blinded by the Light” 02:45  Bianca Melchoir as Young Fern: An Instant Series Favorite 05:00  Flapper Fashion, Prohibition Vibes & Andrea’s Grandmother’s Hats 07:30  The 1920s vs. 1970s Parallels Making This Season Work 10:00  Casting Highlights: Gabriel Hogan, Dan Jeanneret & Norm 12:00  Del’s Secret & The Torn Photograph 14:00  The Griffin Landry Mystery — Who Is He? 16:00  Down the Rabbit Hole: Hallmark Fan Groups & Deep-Dive Theory Culture 17:30  What We Didn’t Like 19:00  Standout Scene Picks 21:00  Burning Questions for the Rest of the Season 23:00  Coming Up Next: Hope Valley #TheWayHome #TheWayHomeSeason4 #Hallmark #HallmarkChannel #PortHaven #TheWayHomeReview #HallmarkMysteries #LandryFamily #Fern #GriffinLandry #KatLandry #HallmarkMysteryAndMore Follow us on social media: Instagram and TikTok: @hallmarkmysteriesandmore Youtube Or visit our website.  This podcast was created by fans for fans and is NOT affiliated with or sponsored by Hallmark or the Hallmark Channel.

    24 min

  4. APR 24

    Hope Valley 1874 Episode 5 Review

    We would love to hear from you. Send us your thoughts or suggestions. Eric and Andrea are back to break down Episode 5 of Hallmark's new frontier drama — "Finally Home" — and they've got thoughts. Rebecca finally opens up to Tom about who she's running from (spoiler: it's complicated and it's 1874), Clayton and Olivia get a little steamy over some woodworking, Alexander is trying to keep his cool, and Hattie gets a safe cracker who really wants his full dollar. Plus, the kids get lost in the woods and encounter a wolf — and let's just say Andrea's reaction is... not what you'd expect. The hosts also dig into the bigger picture: Is Hallmark+ worth it? Is the Hallmark Channel going under? And where does this show fall on the spectrum between When Calls the Heart and Yellowstone? (Spoiler: somewhere uncomfortable for both of them.) 🎙️ Hallmark Mysteries and More is a fan podcast, not affiliated with or sponsored by Hallmark or the Hallmark Channel. Follow us on social media: Instagram and TikTok: @hallmarkmysteriesandmore Youtube Or visit our website.  This podcast was created by fans for fans and is NOT affiliated with or sponsored by Hallmark or the Hallmark Channel.

    22 min
  5. To Philly with Love Review

    APR 22

    To Philly with Love Review

    We would love to hear from you. Send us your thoughts or suggestions. 💌 A teacher and an archivist decode Revolutionary War-era love letters in Philadelphia. Likeable leads, a fun premise — and a script that couldn't quite get out of its own way. Eric and Andrea review To Philly with Love, starring Rebecca Dalton and Stephen Huszar. Andrea gives it a 2-star verdict. Eric lands in a similar place. Both of us really liked the leads and wanted them to have a better movie to be in. What worked: Rebecca and Stephen were charming together with decent chemistry. The romance unfolded naturally without the usual “I don't like him” trope. The ending exhibit scene with the love letter read aloud between the soldier and the woman was the clear highlight for both of us — genuinely moving, and a cool way to present the letters. What didn't work: the pacing was slow, the writing felt uneven and rambly (the cheesesteak scene alone could have been trimmed to 30 seconds), and the five-minute mid-movie letter reading should have been paraphrased. Then there's the typical third-act fight — lazy writing when the rest of Hallmark's 2026 slate has been so much stronger. Then come the history problems. 250-year-old letters with no creases, no fading, stored behind a suspiciously clean-looking brick you apparently couldn't see through the wallpaper. A descendant reveals that it ignores how anyone with a Revolutionary-era family legacy (Daughters of the Revolution, Ladies of Liberty) already KNOWS that history. And for the record: Betsy Ross did NOT design the United States flag. Standout scene for both of us: that final exhibit letter reading — even though the party crowd on screen inexplicably ignored the whole thing. Eric also gives a nod to the kiss scene right after — nice chemistry, fine romance. Recommendations if you liked this one: Eric points to The Lost Valentine with Betty White and Jennifer Love Hewitt — not just a great Hallmark movie, a great movie, period (worth getting Hallmark+ for). Andrea suggests Five Gold Rings, Holiday Touchdown: A Bills Love Story, and A Little Christmas Charm with Ashley Greene and Brendan Penny for that rom-com-mystery vibe. Subscribe so you don't miss next week — we're wrapping up April with Tyler Hines, then heading into May for moms, murders, and rom-coms. ⏱️ CHAPTERS 00:00 Welcome to Philly (Whiz or No Whiz?) 01:00 First Impressions & Andrea's 2-Star Verdict 02:30 What We Liked About To Philly with Love 05:00 Where the Script Fell Apart 07:30 The 250-Year-Old Pristine Letters Problem 09:30 Nobody Watched the Exhibit 11:00 The Descendant Reveal Falls Flat 12:30 Betsy Ross Did NOT Design the Flag 13:45 Standout Scene: The Letter Reading 15:00 The Romance & Kiss Chemistry 16:30 What We'd Recommend Instead 20:30 Next Week & Wrap-Up #ToPhillyWithLove #Hallmark #HallmarkChannel #HallmarkReview #RebeccaDalton #StephenHuszar #HallmarkMysteries #HallmarkMovies #TheLostValentine Follow us on social media: Instagram and TikTok: @hallmarkmysteriesandmore Youtube Or visit our website.  This podcast was created by fans for fans and is NOT affiliated with or sponsored by Hallmark or the Hallmark Channel.

    22 min
  6. The Way Home Season 4 Episode 1 Review

    APR 20

    The Way Home Season 4 Episode 1 Review

    We would love to hear from you. Send us your thoughts or suggestions. Kat and Alice both fall in the pond — and come out in two different timelines, face-to-face with Fern. That ending alone has us hyped for the final season of The Way Home. Eric and Andrea break down The Way Home Season 4, Episode 1 — the start of the FINAL season. Andrea is fully back on board and loved the premiere. Eric is more skeptical, and this episode didn't change his mind about Kat. What worked: the graduation flashbacks and the return of “Down by the Water” by Abigail Lapell from Season 1, the tender time capsule scene between Kat and Alice, young Fern showing up in what looks like 1925, and the incredible closing sequence of Kat and Alice landing in two different timelines, both staring at Fern. What didn't work: Kat pushing Elliot to dig into his birth mother's story the moment he says he doesn't want to. Eric speaks personally here as someone who was adopted, and Andrea shares her husband's experience with his own birth mom. It's the most honest conversation we've had about this show. Andrea's standout scene: Alice spotting Kat and Fern on the projector and slipping the reel into her pocket. Eric's standout: that two timelines pond ending. Plus, our continuing gripe about why nobody in Port Haven notices that these characters are walking around SOAKING WET after every trip to the pond. We also get into what we're hoping for from the rest of Season 4: more Fern (in both timelines), Elliot's mom storyline, Jacob potentially returning, the significance of the second set of books, and whether the 1925 timeline will be done better than Newport Mysteries handled its period setting. Subscribe so you don't miss the next episode, where we're covering A Philly with Love! ⏱️ CHAPTERS 00:00 Back in the Pond for the Final Season 01:15 First Impressions of the first episode of season 4 02:30 What We Liked About the Premiere 04:00 Graduation Flashbacks & “Down by the Water” 06:00 The Time Capsule Scene 07:30 What We Didn't Like: Kat Being Cat 09:00 Elliot's Adoption Storyline (A Personal Take) 11:30 Standout Scene: Alice & the Projector 13:00 The Soaking Wet Pond Problem 14:15 What We're Hoping For This Season 16:00 Fern in 1925 & the Mystery Books 17:15 Final Predictions & Next Week's Teaser #TheWayHome #TheWayHomeSeason4 #Hallmark #HallmarkChannel #PortHaven #TheWayHomeReview #HallmarkMysteries #LandryFamily #Fern #KatLandry Follow us on social media: Instagram and TikTok: @hallmarkmysteriesandmore Youtube Or visit our website.  This podcast was created by fans for fans and is NOT affiliated with or sponsored by Hallmark or the Hallmark Channel.

    18 min
  7. A Little Park Music Review

    APR 16

    A Little Park Music Review

    We would love to hear from you. Send us your thoughts or suggestions. A piano appears in the park. Nobody knows who put it there. And somehow this turns into one of the best Hallmark movies of 2026. This week we’re reviewing A Little Park Music starring Lacey J. Malley and Beau Mirchoff. When a mysterious piano shows up in the town gazebo and interferes with city business, uptight City Manager Ali is forced to team up with by-the-book rookie cop Ryan to get rid of it — only to discover that music, and love, are a lot harder to remove than either of them planned. We break down why the leads absolutely crushed their roles, the surprisingly layered writing that actually explains WHY these characters are the way they are (a rare Hallmark treat), the stakeout scene in the back of the pickup truck that had us completely charmed, and the little piano mystery woven through the whole movie that we didn’t see coming. We also have a full yoga corner moment — Andrea has thoughts on that instructor. IRC breaks down why Beau Mirchoff keeps showing up in Hallmark movies and consistently delivering. Plus — IRC is fully hooked on Frankie Drake Mysteries (despite having strong feelings about the hair change in Season 2), Andrea is loving All Creatures Great and Small, and we have a whole conversation about Murdoch Mysteries being edited on Hallmark Plus in ways that are… noticeable. ⭐⭐⭐⭐½ Andrea: 4.5 Stars   |   ⭐ IRC: Loved it Chapters Calculated from transcript at 184.5 wpm against actual runtime of 20:35. 0:00 — Welcome to Hallmark Mysteries and More 1:03 — What We’ve Been Watching: All Creatures Great & Small 2:46 — Frankie Drake Mysteries & Murdoch Edited on Hallmark Plus 5:45 — A Little Park Music — Plot Overview 6:05 — Andrea’s Review: 4.5 Stars 8:31 — IRC’s Review: Endearing Leads & Small-Town Setting 12:25 — What We Didn’t Like (Spoiler: Nothing) 12:35 — Standout Scenes: The Yoga Class & Beau Mirchoff’s Understated Charm 16:22 — Romance: Believable Chemistry & the Stakeout Scene 18:52 — Similar Movie Recommendations 20:13 — Next Week: To Philly with Love & Outro Movies & Shows Mentioned Haunted Harmony — little mystery + music, recommended if you want more of both Summer of Dreams (2016) — Pascale Hutton, Robert Gant & Debbie Gibson; former pop star + small-town music teacher The Way to You — IRC’s pick; unique and charming earlier 2026 Hallmark Hidden Gems — Beau Mirchoff’s first Hallmark appearance discussed Finish Line — Beau Mirchoff’s second Hallmark appearance discussed All Creatures Great and Small (PBS) — Andrea’s current evening pleasure watch Frankie Drake Mysteries (Hallmark Plus) — IRC’s current obsession Tags #ALittleParkMusic #HallmarkReview #HallmarkMovies #HallmarkChannel #LaceyJMalley #BeauMirchoff #HallmarkMysteriesAndMore #HallmarkPodcast #CozyTV #SpringMovies #HallmarkRomance #FrankieDrakeMysteries Follow us on social media: Instagram and TikTok: @hallmarkmysteriesandmore Youtube Or visit our website.  This podcast was created by fans for fans and is NOT affiliated with or sponsored by Hallmark or the Hallmark Channel.

    21 min
  8. Hope Valley 1874 Episode 4 Review

    APR 15

    Hope Valley 1874 Episode 4 Review

    We would love to hear from you. Send us your thoughts or suggestions. The goats delivered. The humans? It’s complicated. This week we’re back in Hope Valley for “Trading Places” — the episode where Rebecca applies her medical skills after Nash breaks his leg, strikes an accidental bargain to plow a field for lumber, and somehow ends up doing the job of about six people at once. We break down what we loved (that field plowing scene, the dinner bet, the Tom and Rebecca dynamic quietly inching forward), what felt like filler, and why the goats were the undisputed MVPs of the hour. We also have some thoughts on Olivia’s very sudden shift from Mountie Monty to rugged Clayton — and why that trope drives us absolutely crazy. Plus the conversation takes a legendary detour into Andrea’s childhood pig show disaster at the county fair, complete with a runaway pig, a very unimpressed judge, and an answer to “name your favorite cut of pork” that her father has never forgiven.  Is Hope Valley slipping into the same slow-burn rut as When Calls the Heart? We weigh in. We also make a case for why Lachlan deserves a Christmas lead, why Jill Hennessy is criminally underused, and IRC compares the whole time period to Doctor Quinn, Medicine Woman — which may actually be the better show. Eric is also heading to Napa for his anniversary, which naturally turns into a full ranking of every Hallmark vineyard movie ever made. Chapters Calculated from transcript at 178.6 wpm against actual runtime of 17:26. 0:00 — Welcome to Hallmark Mysteries and More 0:14 — Trading Places — Episode Overview & What We Liked 2:30 — Rebecca Plows the Field (In Real Time) 2:42 — The Dinner Bet, Ben’s Performance & Tom–Rebecca Dynamic 5:36 — What We Didn’t Like: Filler Episode Feeling 6:19 — Olivia’s Flip-Flopping Between Monty & Clayton 7:34 — The Goat Scene & Andrea’s Legendary Pig Show Story 12:14 — Standout: The Goats & Jill Hennessy’s Priceless Look 13:00 — What We’re Hoping For: More Action & More Lachlan 14:19 — Final Thoughts & Doctor Quinn Medicine Woman Comparison 15:57 — Outro: IRC’s Napa Anniversary Trip & Hallmark Vineyard Movies   Shows & Movies Mentioned Hope Valley — episode reviewed: “Trading Places” When Calls the Heart — compared as the slow-burn cautionary tale Doctor Quinn, Medicine Woman — recommended for same time period, possibly better Valentine/Summer/Autumn in the Vineyard — Rachael Leigh Cook & Brennan Penny trilogy Martha’s Vineyard Mysteries — briefly mentioned, debated Tags #HopeValley #HopeValleyReview #HallmarkMovies #HallmarkChannel #WhenCallsTheHeart #JillHennessy #LachlanMacready #HallmarkMysteriesAndMore #HallmarkPodcast #CozyTV #PeriodDrama #DoctorQuinn Follow us on social media: Instagram and TikTok: @hallmarkmysteriesandmore Youtube Or visit our website.  This podcast was created by fans for fans and is NOT affiliated with or sponsored by Hallmark or the Hallmark Channel.

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The podcast Sleuthers can’t stop talking about. If you love Hallmark’s cozy whodunnits, sharp sleuths, and slow-burn romances, you’ve found your new favorite podcast. Hallmark Mysteries and More is the only podcast dedicated entirely to Hallmark’s beloved mystery movies and series, including fan-favorites like Mystery 101, Aurora Teagarden, Curious Caterer, The Cases of Mystery Lane, Signed, Sealed, Delivered, and beyond. Hosted by real-life mystery buffs Andrea and Eric, each episode delivers smart, funny, and passionate deep dives into new releases and classic Hallmark mysteries. Expect honest reviews, character breakdowns, fan theories, behind-the-scenes trivia, and the kind of banter that feels like you’re sleuthing with friends. 🎥 Plus, we bring you exclusive interviews with Hallmark stars, directors, writers, and producers, giving fans rare access to the creative minds behind the mysteries. Whether you’re a longtime Sleuther or brand-new to the genre, Hallmark Mysteries and More is your weekly escape into the warm, suspenseful world of Hallmark mysteries. 🕵️‍♀️ New episodes every week. Available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and YouTube. 📱 Follow us on Instagram & TikTok: @hallmarkmysteriesandmore 🎧 Subscribe now and join thousands of mystery fans who never miss a clue. Note: This podcast is fan-created and is not affiliated with or sponsored by Hallmark or Hallmark Media.

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  • Creator
    Eric Rutin & Andrea Claassen
  • Years Active
    2023 - 2026
  • Episodes
    268
  • Rating
    Clean
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    © 2026 Hallmark Mysteries & More
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