That mostly means my office currently looks like a conspiracy board and I have approximately 200 tabs open. But it also means I'm writing every day, making music, redesigning the investigation, and spending a ridiculous amount of time figuring out …
When I started making Murder Girls, I hoped it might become a strange little mystery a few people would connect with. Over the past year, it became something much bigger than that. Thirty episodes later, Season One is complete. Thank you to everyo…
After everything that’s been uncovered, broken open, and survived… what does it mean to leave? In the season one finale of Murder Girls, Mags and Amy face the strange work of aftermath. Old wounds soften. Unfinished relationships find new shape. Fr…
There’s a moment, right before everything comes to a head, where all the pieces are in place—and no one can pretend they don’t see the shape of it anymore. This is that moment. As the truth behind Dylan Holt’s murder comes into focus, three forces…
Some operations don’t start with a bang. They start with a quiet decision… and the feeling that you’re already too late. This week, Murder Girls slips into a different kind of space — fluorescent, empty, and just a little too still. A simple plan t…
Some warnings don’t sound like threats. They sound reasonable. Measured. Almost… helpful. This week, Murder Girls steps into a different kind of room — the kind with a view, where decisions get made without ever being spoken out loud.…
Some decisions don’t feel like decisions at all. They just… happen. Quietly. And then everything starts to rearrange around them. This week, Murder Girls picks up in the aftermath — not of the story that was told, but the one that’s still unfoldin…
As Avalon Falls moves toward something it can’t quite name yet, the shape of the story is starting to change. Not louder. Not faster. Just… heavier. The kind of weight that builds slowly. Quietly. The kind you only notice once it’s already there.…
A story starts to take shape — not because it’s true, but because it’s useful. This week, Murder Girls turns the mic over to Minerva, as she assembles her own version of events in a special episode of her podcast — one that reframes the investigati…
What begins as a warning turns into something much harder to ignore when an old ally arrives at Loose Ends with a message that doesn’t quite belong to her. The conversation forces a reckoning with the kind of protection that comes w…
What begins as an explanation becomes something else entirely as Didi’s final message unfolds — part confession, part instruction manual, and part goodbye. The story of how a curiosity shop turned into something much larger, and why she believed som…
This week, Mags and Amy learn that sometimes the problem isn’t what’s buried. It’s how many layers are stacked on top of it. After a narrow escape beneath Avalon Falls, what started as a search for contamination widens into somethi…
This week, Mags and Amy discover that inheritance isn’t always money, or land, or last names. Sometimes it’s a question someone else died asking. What begins as a follow-up spirals into something quieter and heavier — a trail that …
The next episode of Murder Girls will be dropping Monday, February 23 at 5 a.m. ET. It’s arriving one week later than planned, and once it’s out, the show will be right back on its usual schedule. Thanks for listening — we’ll see you next week.
This week, Mags and Amy move through a different kind of fallout — the kind that doesn’t announce itself. No sirens. No crowds. Just the slow realization that some truths don’t arrive as revelations. They’ve been present all along, waiting for someo…
One of the nicest surprises over the past few months has been how many people have asked about the music in Murder Girls — where to find it, whether it lives anywhere outside the episodes, if there’s a place to sit with it once the story fades out.…
This week, Mags and Amy step into the aftermath — the quiet stretch after the rituals end and the town exhales. The chairs are folded. The crowd thins. But the power structures remain exactly where they were, humming beneath the surface. A long-mis…
This week, Mags and Amy step into the aftermath — the quiet stretch after the rituals end and the town exhales. The chairs are folded. The crowd thins. But the power structures remain exactly where they were, humming beneath the surface. What was b…
This week, Mags and Amy step into a space where nothing is neutral — not the seating, not the silence, not who’s allowed to stand close to the truth. What begins as an attempt to quietly observe becomes something else entirely, as the town gathers t…
This week, Mags and Amy follow a trail that doesn’t announce itself as dangerous until they’re already standing in the middle of it. What starts as routine digging turns into something colder and more deliberate — a pattern that stretches further ba…
This week, the story changes. Mags and Amy start pulling at threads they didn’t even know were loose — and realize the past they thought they understood may have been quietly rewritten around them. Old cases, old adults, old choices… none of them s…
This week, the past stops staying put. Mags and Amy return to Osprey Island — not as legends, not as kids, but as adults carrying the weight of everything that happened there… and everything that didn’t. What was once a story they survived is now a…
This week, Mags and Amy follow a trail that refuses to stay straight. A disappearance pulls them into an uneasy alliance — one that dredges up old rivalries, buried resentments, and questions they’d very much prefer not to answer out loud. As the s…
This week, Mags and Amy follow the trail somewhere quieter — and somehow far more disturbing. Still reeling from the fallout of Episode 11, the girls push beyond Avalon Falls and into spaces designed to look calm, safe, and forgettabl…