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This week’s hometowns include an escape from Broadmoor Hospital and a secret door in an attic.

This week, Georgia and Karen cover the New York Zodiac Killer and the hijacking of Flight 855. 

It's time to Rewind with Karen & Georgia!

This week, Georgia and Karen rewind back to Episode 3 and discuss the Cameron Todd Willingham arson case and the Oakland child killings. 

This week’s hometowns include pirate traysure and a working dog named Monty.

On today’s episode, Karen tells the story of Gold Rush era tycoons Belle and Charles Cora and Georgia covers the Bradford Sweets Poisoning.

Karen and Georgia rewind to January 22, 2016 for an Episode 2 listening party. In this episode, they discuss Paul Bernardo, the Scarborough Rapist and Schoolgirl Killer and the assassination of Robert Kennedy. 

This week’s hometowns include living next door to a serial killer and a scammer dad.

This week, Georgia tells the story of Sheriff Bufford Pusser and Karen covers the 1917 Halifax Explosion. 

This week’s hometowns include powdered chicken soup and letting a 12-year-old drive.

On today’s episode, Karen covers the wrongful conviction of Lamonte McIntyre and Georgia tells the story of the Great Canadian Maple Syrup Heist.

This week’s hometowns include getting trapped in an elevator and going on a blimp ride.

This week, Georgia tells Karen about the murders of Jennifer Bastian and Michella Welch.

It’s time to Rewind with Karen & Georgia!

 Join Karen and Georgia as they rewind to January 13, 2016 for an Episode 1 listening party featuring favorite moments and all new commentary. Throughout the episode, they reflect on the show’s beginnings, discuss important case updates and everything that’s changed along the way. In this episode, Georgia covers the murder of JonBenét Ramsey and Karen discusses Sacramento’s East Area rapist. Now everyone can be a day one listener!

This week’s hometowns include serving coffee to a serial killer and a weet woo whistle story.

On today’s episode, Karen tells Georgia about Sir Arthur Conan Doyle and the Great Wyrley Outrages.