Drunk Women Solving Crime

Normally today we would be putting out another cracking DWSC episode; unfortunately this week we will not be releasing an episode. This is because our dear producer Amanda came home this weekend to discover her flat had been burgled (I know, life imitating art, right?) Along with the devastation and sense of violation that brings, the intruder stole her laptop and all of her's jewellery, including this peacock brooch (pictured). It is a precious family heirloom, which Amanda's Great Grandfather had made for his wife, out of gems which a wartime evacuee they were housing gave as a thank-you gift to them (the evacuee's family owned a jewellery business). We are posting it here as a long-shot that anyone might spot this piece out in the world - on eBay, in a pawn shop in London, on Facebook marketplace - wherever. It is truly one of a kind and irreplaceable and would mean the world to our Amanda if it was some how, some way, returned to her. The good news is that we're a tight-knit female workplace and we will help Amanda regroup and will be back in action by next week! Lotsa love,DWSC Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Drunk Women are giddy to be welcoming this week's guest IRL, as they enter the studio for the first time in 2 years!Joining them for this momentous occasion is TV & Radio presenter Lauren Layfield, who told the team about the most expensive taxi fare in history, which left her feeling a bit of a 'Dong'.The team then pops some corks, whilst they look into a case, which was a rather sober affair on the outside, and also reveals that gang culture is really just an amped-up version of 'Mean Girls.'Lastly, the team hears from a listener who was Dancin' in the Dark with her crime...until now....And you can support them on Patreon by visiting patreon.com/drunkwomensolvingcrime. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Recorded at their London residency in February 2022, the whole team is back together, and joining them is not only a room packed to the rafters of fellow drunk detectives but also returned to the force, comedian, and right-wing political pundit** Gráinne Maguire!** This might be a lie (it definitely IS a lie)Gráinne is back to treat us to another crime story from her life, this time it looks as though she may also be the perpetrator, due to inaction rather than malicious intent.The team then crack into a case that would have even Miss Marple and Poirot scratching their heads for answers.We then hear from a member of the audience whose Roman holiday had her returning to the UK with a suspect list that reads like the beginning of a joke.AND support them on Patreon HERE: patreon.com/drunkwomensolvingcrime Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This episode was recorded at the DWSC London residency in front of a fantastic live audience, who weren't backward with coming forwards with their opinions on a story which involves yet another badass woman the history books forgot!Joining the team on stage is the hilarious comedian Holly Burn, who told some tales of criminal woe, which in some respects involved most of the Drunk Women, AND the other guest who was on the bill that night, comedian Grainne Maguire! It's a small world.As usual, a member of the audience is invited on stage, so the team can solve their crime mystery, the main one being, why do people in the US have MASSIVE holes in their front doors?AND you can support them on Patreon patreon.com/drunkwomensolvingcrime Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Drunk Women have gone INTERNATIONAL - yes, they crossed water in A PLANE to the beautiful island of Guernsey to record this show in front of a fantastic audience of Sarnians (you'll find out what that means as you listen to the ep), BUT this episode has 60% less sass than usual, as Catie was unable to join the team, thanks to a horribly times bought of Covid, so Taylor and Hannah have no one to keep them in check, apart from the amazing Angela Barnes, who also hopped across to do a fantastic job at being the guest.As Angela has been on the show before, she dug deep and found another crime to talk about at the top of the show, and this time she opted to 'keep it light' we'll leave it up to you to decide if she managed that!The team then cracks into a case which will have struck a chord with many of the people in the live audience, not that crime is something on the forefront of their minds, as it turns out there isn't much need for a locksmith on that island!We then hear from an audience member, whose story WILL make you feel old...but don't worry she was old enough to accept the prize for telling her tale.And you can support them on Patreon here: patreon.com/drunkwomensolvingcrime Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week's episode harks back to when Taylor and Hannah were holding the fort at their London residency as Catie recovered from Covid, but fear not sass-fans, as our very own detective sasshole makes an appearance to help solve a listener crime of Uber proportions in the final part of the pod!Joining Taylor and Hannah on stage though is the brilliant comedian Lily Phillips, whose day of encountering crime in The Big Apple was the true tourist experience the guidebooks don't tell you about. And this week's main crime story is pretty adorable, except if your name happened to be Mary Johnson!And for extra content, ad-free eps and shout-outs, head to their Patreon page: patreon.com/drunkwomensolvingcrime Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Drunk Women have done the unthinkable and invited a guy on the show when it's not even Men's Month, but that's OK because the man is the one and only Richard Herring!This is what happens when two great formats collide, but just HOW does true crime comedy mesh with the unmistakable sound of RHLSTP? Listen to find out, if Richard can match the detective skills of Catie, Hannah, and Taylor, which emergency questions will our trio be posed during this epic meeting of podcast royalty and if anyone can really solve Richard Herring.You'll also find some extra content on the DWSC Patreon page - patreon.com/drunkwomensolvingcrime"You have the power to do something incredible this Red Nose Day. Whether it’s a little or a lot, the money you donate will help tackle poverty, take action against violence and bring an end to discrimination. Give now at comicrelief.com/podcastmashup, alternatively Text PODCAST to 70210 to give £10 today.To donate £10 text the word PODCAST to 70210. Texts cost your donation amount plus your standard network message charge and 100% of your donation will go to Comic Relief, a registered charity. You must be 16 or over and please ask the bill-payer’s permission. For full terms and conditions visit comicrelief.com/podcastmashup" Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode, recorded in front of our wonderful Patreons over zoom, Maisie Adam came prepared with a criminal tale from her school days, which will either make you feel really old, or long to play a game of snake ... or both and our Patreons certainly got an eyeful, when Hannah waggled her old brick at them (see below how to join, so you don't miss out on gold such a this!The team then clock-on for work to solve a crime, which is tragic and illuminating in equal parts, and then, as always, we get to hear from a listener and this time one of the loyal audience members supplied the tawdry tale for the guys to crack and it's safe to say, they had this one in the bag! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This episode was recorded at the start of 2022, so fresh into the year in fact, that Hannah broke dry January for it!BUT, it was a bittersweet time, as although the team was thrilled to be back on stage at The Covent Garden Studios with a fantastic crowd, one of the gang had finally succumbed to Covid. Yes, unfortunately, there is around 60% less sass than usual in this episode, as detective Sasshole Catie was locked away in quarantine.At least our fantastic guest comedian and writer, Nat Luurtsema was on-hand not only to relay a most audacious criminal encounter but also to lend some sauce to a meaty case, which made Hannah's mouth water.We also get to hear from an audience member whose story got the crowd 'buzzing' with excitement.AND you can also support their Patreon to have access to extra records, watch episodes recorded over zoom, shout outs and ad-free eps!patreon.com/drunkwomensolvingcrime Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The scent of November 2021 wafts in like the nose on a fine wine, as the Drunk Women release their final residency show of that year, and helping them with the wafting is comedian and guinea pig enthusiast, Elf Lyons!Elf starts us off with a crime which she really nails for us before the team gets involved with a story involving a locked called Filipo Lipo... Feleble Lable... Felippe Lido? However his name is pronounced, it's a ripping yarn!Then before everyone surged the bar, an audience member tells us about a crime which they couldn't possibly have done themselves...they checked!All this AND you'll never think of Guinea Pigs in the same way again!check out their Patreon page for ad-free eps, shout outs, extra records AND the opportunity to watch a record happening over zoom patreon.com/drunkwomensolvingcrime Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

What a time to be alive, Drunk Women are here, straight off the back of their Writer's Guild Award (see link below), to bring you this epic episode with the frankly incredible Alison Spittle, and the show's Patreons was invited to watch the record fro the comfort of their own homes over zoom!Yes, those who have signed up to the DWSC Patreon were treated to this warts-and-all episode in which Alison reveals a trilogy of crimes that just show her whimsey is made of strong stuff and a case which rocked 'polite' society, reaching even the House of Windsor.Then at the end, we then hear a crime from one of the fantastic Patreons watching all the mayhem from the safety of a Zoom webinar.If YOU want to watch the next live remote record, sign-up to patreon.com/drunkwomensolvingcrime and you'll also have access to shout-outs, as free episodes and extra content!And finally, here is that award-winning sketch, written by our very own Drunk Women, and starring Jenny Eclair, Richard Herring & Mark Silcoxhttps://youtu.be/qXOIxMFw9o0 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Cast your mind back to November 2021.... what were you doing in those halcyon days? Well the Drunk Women tool to the stage at one of their favorite places to do their live shows, at The Salford Lowry, Manchester in front of a 'lively' crowd, who had just taken full advantage of the half-hour interval. Adding to the merrymaking for this night of nights was fantastic comedian, Hayley Ellis who came prepped with a story comprising of nine lives, which is followed by the team digging into a crime which may not even have happened yet. Rounding things off we hear from a member of the audience who should definitely be sent a pair of trainers from Nike...  Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week on Drunk Women Solving Crime, we have someone who is not only an asset to THIS force but has been an asset to the ACTUAL force, serving 30 years in the British Police, becoming the first non-white woman to be promoted through the ranks to chief superintendent.Parm Sandhu has also recently starred in a Channel 4 reality show Murder Island, where she advises real-life amateur detectives to solve a re-enacted murder, so stands to reason that we HAD to have her as an honourary 4th member of DWSC!As you would expect Parm is not faint-hearted in the face of crime and so bravely tells the tale of when she was personally caught up in a local crime wave, before putting her 30 years of experience into a cold case involving gums ... we didn't say it would be easy Parm.AND this week's listener crime will have you thinking twice about dog ownership.And check out their Patreon page here: patreon.com/drunkwomensolvingcrime Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Much like a vintage wine, you have to wait until the best moment to pop its cork, much like this episode, which was recorded during the summer months of 2020 and is now ready to release to the world.Writer Joanne Lau provides a fruity note, with a story that leaves you wondering if the perp had good intentions at heart... otherwise, they are definitely NOT a good egg.The team then cracks into a case which has more twists than a helter-skelter AND a real whirlwind of a listener crime!AND check out the Patreon page for extra content, ad-free eps, and shout-outs! Patreon.com/drunkwomensolvingcrime Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Drunk Women have some extra content for you lovely listeners and even let a MAN in on the fun - and it's not even Men's Month!Taylor, Catie, and Hannah are here to talk about the Channel 4 prison comedy-drama, Screw, with the show's creator Rob Williams.The series is available to watch now on All 4 and as you'll hear from this chat, has a brilliant cast including Nina Sosanya, Jamie Lee O'Donnell, and Laura Checkley.In this chat, we hear how and why Rob felt so compelled to write the series and what the standout moments were for our gals when they watched episode one.They all managed to do this one sober ... it's a miracle ... at least they SAID they hadn't been drinking. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

HELLOOOOO! It's been a minute, but the Drunk Women are back after recharging their livers and drinking their body weight in spinach smoothies, so they can get right on it again, all in the name of entertainment!Having said all that, this episode was actually recorded a few weeks ago, at one of their sell-out residency shows, and joining them in the hijinks is the brilliantly funny comedian and political commentator, Ayesha Hazarika!This show is typical of the anarchic atmosphere of a DWSC residency show and our guest and her crime story is much to blame for that anarchic vibe - most of it made to air... some did not, sometimes you really have to be there!The team then gets their gears into a case involving the mysterious 'Madam X' - listen to find out who SHE is.We then round things off with a listener crime which a bag of missing mini-eggs leaves many questions.It's good to be back!PLUS you can check out their Patreon for ad-free eps, shout-outs and extra content go to patreon.com/drunkwomensolvingcrime - sign-up before 10th February and you'll be able to watch a record take place with the brilliant Maisie Adam from the comfort of your own home, at no extra cost. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Do you live in London or Gurnsey? No, well here's the perfect excuse to make that trip you've always promised yourself and join Catie, Taylor and Hannah for some Westend fun and then a jaunt to the channel islands! You can book tickets for both shows here: AND for all you sassy Catie fans, you can be amongst the first to read her brand new book 'You're Not The Boss of Me' if you pre-order here: https://nosycrow.com/product/youre-not-the-boss-of-me/The gang will be back with a brand new episode on January 19th, 2022, so see you then! X Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

HAPPY NEWS YEAR to all our fantastic listeners old and new. We have much to look forward to in 2022 and can't wait to share it all with you. Lots of love from the team, Hannah, Catie, Taylor (And Amanda) X Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

It's the final episode of 2021 and what better way to being some festive cheer to proceedings than recording in front of a packed out crowd AND inviting the hilarious comedian Eleanor Morton along as special guest?!Yes, even though this happened to be recorded at Christmas, like a bottle of Baileys, it can be enjoyed any time of the year and if you celebrate Yuletide or not.It's always the season to listen to Eleanor share a tale in which a combination of naivety and creepiness are both at play and to hear a story which originates in the mountains of North Carolina ...which either is or isn't classed as an Appalachian ... perhaps the fact we don't know is an abomination.... what isn't an abomination though is this week's audience crime, but in fact a load of pants...And check out their Patreon for extra content, videos, invited to watch remote records, from the comfort of your own home, shout-outs and SO much more! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Drunk Women are here again and this episode is hot off the press of their double show at The Leicester Square theatre only last week (at the time of release - obvs). As this was recorded at the start of December, the vibe is very much that of an office Christmas party, mainly because of Hannah's outfit. Someone who didn't get the Christmas memo though was the first guest of the evening, the wonderful comedian, writer, and actor, Felicity Ward!Felicity's outfit AND crime take us back to beachside Australia of the 1990s - a welcome break for us all before our main case brings on the debate of when the Bikini was invented** and this week's audience crime will have us all wondering if the perp had a gun in his pocket, or was he just pleased to see her?Check out the DWSC Patreon for extra content, ad-free eps, videos, and more! patreon.com/drunkwomensolvingcrime**FYI, the heckler was WRONG... they did exist as a two-piece in the 1930s, but they weren't referred to as Bikinis until 1946 when the name was used to commemorate the nuclear tests carried out on the Pacific island of Bikini Atoll. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

It's been a long time coming, but the Drunk Women finally made it back to Manchester for another fantastic live show at The Salford Lowry!The crowd obviously missed Taylor, Catie, and Hannah as much as our drunk detectives missed them, and bringing her own brand of cheer was this week's wonderful guest, comedian Luisa Omelian!Luisa started things off with a crime in which several suspects are up for discussion - but is the real crime the cost of a beef fillet?As the gang hasn't seen their Manchester friends in a while, it seemed only right that this week's crime should have something of a local flavor... although it's probably not something that great city should only be known for!And to finish things off, this week's listener crime is brought to us by not one, but TWO members of the audience - it's a doubleheader ladies and gentlemen!Join Taylor, Hannah and Catie on their Patreon page, for the chance to watch along to remote records, extra content, shout outs and much more! patreon.com/drunkwomensolvingcrime Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Pinch, punch for the first of the month, this episode was released on 1st December 2020, which means just like that, Men's Month is over for another year and we welcome back the all-female line-up, with a woman who was pursued so much to appear on the show, that she could have used that as her opening crime, it's the fabulous comedian Jocelyn Jee Esien - AKA Little Miss Jocelyn!As well as wowing the live audience with some epic gymnastics she also started off proceedings with a crime that could have only happened in the early 2000s.The team then gets into a case that involves some of the worst children's names in the book and this week's audience crime had our guest believing in witchcraft!Check out their Patreon page for shout-outs, as free eps and extra content, including the chance to watch a record from the comfort of your own home, over Zoom on 2nd December 2020 - patreon.com/drunkwomensolvingcrime Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

It's the FINAL men's month episode of 2021, and taking us out with a bang is the fantastic Ed Gamble, who wowed the crowd on stage at the sold-out DWSC residency at The Museum of Comedy!Ed starts us off with a crime story that leaves you wondering how many teenaged boys have citrus fruit in their pockets and then sparks a competition for tales of middle-class injuries.The team then roll out the barrel for the main story of the episode and you WILL have a barrel of fun and finally, this week's audience member provides a crime mystery which is basically just some EXCELLENT gossip about someone in her friendship circle ... we won't tell a soul, promise.AND check out their Patreon page for extra content and the opportunity to WATCH a zoom record happening LIVE on 2nd Dec 2021 patreon.com/drunkwomensolvingcrime Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

At the time of release, it's the 3rd Wednesday in November, which means Taylor, Catie, and Hannah welcome the 3rd (and penultimate) man for Men's Month 2021 and it's only the wonderful actor and comedian, Nick Mohammed, who recorded this whilst filming in New Mexico no less!Nick starts us off with a trio of crimes that he has fallen victim to, one of which proves the grass really isn't greener on the other side.The team then gets their heads around a crime that throws up important questions like, how micro is microfilm? Are paper boys over 18? And was this week's listener crime actually solved? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The DWSC Men's Month continues in style, as the ladies welcome a comedian whose character The Pub Landlord wouldn't approve of their drunken antics, but luckily, Al Murray is here as himself and is fully immersed in the fun and hijinx!Al starts us off with a crime story with some high and mighty perpetrators and the team then gets into a case that is audacious in many ways, as well as having a pretty impressive celebrity connection!And this week's listener crime gets solved at lightning speed ... although perhaps not in a helpful way.PLUS, check out their Patreon for extra content and lots more -patreon.com/drunkwomensolvingcrime Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

It's November, which can only mean one thing... nope, not Guy Fawks night... Thanks Giving? More like No Thanks (Giving), because at Drunk Women Towers the only thing the team will celebrate for four weeks straight is International Men's Day on 19th November, which means it raining MEN all month long!Men's Month 2021 is a particularly special affair, as at least one of our guests has been recorded at a live show and this fantastic episode welcomes actor Kiell Smith Bynoe as our very first audience-friendly guy - it's the role of his life and he embraced it as tightly as the bottle of tequila he brought to the stage.Kiell kicks-off the show with a story that will invoke nostalgia for your first mobile phone, whilst also making you wonder why he went to school with people who had names like Brian and Leslie.The team then collectively crushes a case that could very much be described as bad cop / worst cop and then we hear from a member of the audience whose crime to solve is worthy of Toy Story.VOTE for DWSC in the National Comedy Awards! They've been nominated for 'Best Comedy Podcast' and they NEED your votes - go to https://www.thenationalcomedyawards.com/ - CLOSING DATE IS NOV 4TH 2021.Check out the DWSC Patreon page for bonus content, ad-free episodes, shout-outs, and MORE ... patreon.com/drunkwomensolvingcrime Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Joining the Drunk Women hijinx this week is a last whose personal crime story is either a tale of dole queue drudgery or one of validation (we'll let you decide), it's writer and comedian, Sarah Mills!Sarah's show opener is a story of first and grit, which can also be said of the woman featured in this week's true crime case - it'll probably have you rushing out to get a cat AND make you want to put the heating on full pelt - did you know pelt can mean an animal skin, as well as in the context of putting the heating on full? That knowledge will stand you in good stead for this week's ep, so you're welcome!As always we hear from a listener to round off the show and today is no different, although there were a few shocks to uncover in this person's family tree .... WHAAAT?!AND, check out their Patreon page for extra content - patreon.com/drunkwomensolvingcrime Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Drunk Women are here again and joining them to solve a case whilst imbibing a G&T is comedian and writer, Izzy Mant! Izzy starts us off with a story that heralds from a night out at one of the second-best venues in a UK seaside town.The team then pulls apart a crime-ridden tale that is reminiscent of a past case ... perhaps it's a coincidence, or maybe it's the work of an incompetent copycat? We then hear from a listener who wants to end the speculation of a series of events - period!AND support them on Patreon www.patreon.com/drunkwomensolvingcrime Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week's episode is another riotous recording at the DWSC London residency at The Museum of Comedy! Joining Taylor, Catie and Hannah is the brilliant comedian Mary O'Connell who sets the crime-solving scene with a story of under 18s raving which will melt the coldest heart. We then dive into a true crime that starts off debating the role and efficiency of using a muff... much to everyone's delight. We then hear from an audience member who has been stewing on a wrongdoing for 25 years until she finally gets the closure she deserves.For all the extras on Patreon go to - patreon.com/drunkwomensolvingcrime Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Well, what a night this was! Hannah, Catie, and Taylor burst onto the stage during London's Underbelly Festival for a night of drunk-solving mayhem in front of 300 fabulous fans AND had a very special guest in comedian and writer, Grace Campbell!Grace starts us off with a crime that could be considered more a crime against sex than anything else and the tone is then set when the team (and audience) dig into a case in which the word 'cream' is definitely overused. We then round things off with a very eager audience member, who desperately needed the help of our amateur sleuths and by jove, I think they solved it ... or at least didn't make things worse!Join the DWSC Patreon at patreon.com/drunkwomensolvingcrime Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The 'countdown' is almost over, as the DWSC team finally welcomes etymologist and star of one of the UK's longest-running shows 'Countdown' (you can see the brilliant gag we made there) and its comedy, sister show, 'Cats Does Countdown', it is, of course, the one and only, Susie Dent!As well as giving us some pretty cool word origins, Susie also proved to be a pretty savvy crime solver and hits the nail on the head several times in this episode's stratospheric case, as well as starting us off with a crime that also has more than a hint of nostalgia attached. The team then debates a listener story which could also have the hallmarks of a more innocent time ... or something far more sinister might have been at play. Plus, don't forget to check out their Patreon page for extra content and LOADS more: patreon.com/drunkwomensolvingcrime Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Much fun was had in the making of this episode and a big part of that was this week's crime-solving guest, make-up artist, TV presenter, and star of BBC's Glow-Up, it's Hannah Cunningham AKA Empty Alien, or 'cool' Hannah as she shall now be known, although nothing was cool about the crime she shares at the start of the show, thanks to the creepy man in slacks. The team then digs deep into a historical crime, which could almost be referred to as highbrow, especially after Taylor displays a latent talent, which although has no use at all, is impressive, to say the least! We then of course hear from a listener who needs our help in getting to the bottom of a most puzzling display of road rage. Come and see the Drunk Women LIVE during 2021. Their London residency continues at The Museum of Comedy on 28th Sept, 28th Oct, and 23rd Nov - for tickets and info go to museumofcomedy.comThey will also be at The Leicester Square Theatre on 7th December: leicestersquaretheatre.comAND in Manchester at the Salford Lowry on 28th November - thelowry.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Drunk Women are live again at The Museum of Comedy in London and as well as being joined by an audience of amateur detectives, they also brought comedian Ania Magliano along for the ride, who as it turns out wasn't too shabby as crime-solving herself!Ania, tells us about the time is desperately wanted in on a crime wave in her school and then the team pulls apart a story from the 16th Century which details are grainy, to say the least! We then hear from a member of the wonderful audience, who uses the opportunity to clear her name ... or maybe she just WANTS us to think she's innocent? You decide...Come and see the DWSC LIVE at The Underbelly on Friday 17th Sept 2021 and at The Museum of Comedy on 28th October and 23rd November 2021. You can also catch them in MANCHESTER on Sunday 28th November 2021 for a double show at The Salford Lowry!  Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The gals are live and unleashed again, as the residency at The Museum of Comedy continues into its second month, and joining Hannah, Catie, and Taylor in front of a lively crowd is writer, actor and comedian, Sarah Kendall! Sarah gets things going with some stories which link together a family trait that will have you opting for public transport over a chance meeting with one of them on a highway.The team then really get their teeth into a case which will either make you weirdly hungry or a vegetarian for life and we hear from a member of the audience about something which happened to them on their honeymoon and fun fact guys, the person you hear is none other than our Catie's pen pal! If you missed out on tickets to this show, you can catch the team at the Underbelly Festival 2021, in London's Cavendish Square on 17th September - for full info and tickets go to: underbellyfestival.comand of course, the residency continues throughout the autumn head to museumofcomedy.com. You can also get extra content, shout outs and MORE on the DWSC Patreon page - patreon.com/drunkwomensolvingcrime Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this riotous episode, we see Taylor, Hannah, and Catie back in front of an audience at The Museum of Comedy in London, where comedian Janine Harouni joined them for gin and tonics a-plenty with some pretty adept crime-solving chops!Janine starts things off by teaching us that ordering French onion soup on a blind date is something we should NEVER do. The team (and the audience) then pick-apart a gem of a case, which introduces us to some pretty elaborate characters. And finally, it's the turn of a member of the audience to present their case and to be honest, you'll NEVER hear of a crime more quintessentially English than this... Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

What's this? The Drunk Women LIVE and unleashed? With an audience???Hell yeah, the gang are back in the wild and were greeted by a full crowd at the first of their London residencies at The Museum of Comedy!The first guest to take to the stage was presenter and podcaster, Kirsten O'Brien, who although still damp from being caught in a summer flash storm on her way in, still managed to wow the crowd with her tales of crime-fighting and skills in sleuthing.The team crack-into a story about a swindler with more ambition than the average grifter, AND we hear from a member of the audience, whose dad probably should feature during DWSC men's month.You can also check out the DWSC Patreon page for extra content, videos, and personalised shout-outs at patreon.com/drunkwomensolvingcrime Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Joining the force today is a lady who appears to be no stranger to solving some true crime, its presenter, podcaster, and campaigner, Laurita Blewitt! Laurita starts us off with a tale that demonstrates whilst CCTV may be invaluable to catching those up to no good, it also serves as evidence of epic crimes on the dance floor ... a chilling thought. The team then artfully sift through an enigmatic criminal act using the skill of mime ... which is surprisingly effective on a podcast.We then hear from a listener whose story has strikingly similar tones to the one told by Laurita ... spooky! And you can also get a piece of the action via their Patreon page - www.patreon.com/drunkwomensolvingcrime Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week's episode sees Taylor, Catie and Hannah welcome another note-taker to the force in the form of designer and presenter of BBCs Sewing Bee, Esme Young!Yes, Esme proves early on to be one of the ablest detectives we've seen on the show and also someone who seems to be of the opinion to forgive and forget if her own crime story is anything to go on. The team then cracks a case and decides if the main protagonist really is the 'worst woman on earth' and how low does the bar has to be set to earn that title. We then hear from a listener who needs some advice on if a ubiquitous presence in her life is that of coincidence or a stalker with a great ability to act surprised...And you can also get a piece of the action via their Patreon page - www.patreon.com/drunkwomensolvingcrime Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

To say the gang was excited to welcome this week's guest is a complete understatement, as comedian Hatty Ashdown is a good friend of the entire DWSC team and a cracking detective to boot! Hatty joins us with a tale in which you can decide if she was the victim of a stealth-like grifter, or whether good ol' English manners (repression) was the real perpetrator?Either way, this story is an education in many other ways which you are unlikely to forget. The team then digs deep into a case, the location of which gets Catoe cock-a-hoop and will have you booking a trip to St Albans in a flash ... just watch out for spooky goings-on on the A5. And this week's listener crime is a story that is genuinely the start of pretty much every horror movie ever made ... And you can also get a piece of the action via their Patreon page - www.patreon.com/drunkwomensolvingcrime Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week we are joined by the lady with ALL the authority, Jackie Weaver!It won't come as a surprise to those of you familiar with Jackie's oeuvre to hear that not only is she whip-smart at solving other people's crimes, but also managed to facedown the person who was behind a criminal act she fell victim to... I'll bet they were shaking in their boots. The team then joins forces to crack a case that will leave you with a weird craving for American fast food, then, this week's listener crime gets no sympathy from Jackie as their life choices come under some scrutiny... you can't blame her for being harsh, she does have the authority after-all. For extra content, videos, and first announcements, go to: patreon.com/drunkwomensolvingcrime Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The team is here again and joining them in their sleuthing endeavors all the way from LA is actor, comedian, host & Entertainment Reporter Heather Brooker!Heather brings a thoroughly modern tale of crime, which depressingly and disproportionately affects women. The gang then go undercover for a story that was a perfect fit for this week's guest.The team then solves the mystery of a listener's disappearing sandwich.And for extra content, videos and shoutouts, head to patreon.com/drunkwomensolvingcrime Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Thank goodness for Wednesdays, as that means our favorite crime-solving sleuths drop into our podcast feeds bringing with them another recruit to the force, this week it's singer, songwriter Grace Petrie! Grace starts off proceedings with some stories that prove her credentials as a reluctant crime fighter after police seemingly mistake her as a law enforcer in her own right. We then get to hear about a prolific criminal who in their own way just wanted to make the world a better place ... could this be the most adorable villain ever? And this week's listener crime is an education for all of us and only goes to prove, that teachers are sometimes a law onto themselves. And for extra content, videos and shoutouts, head to patreon.com/drunkwomensolvingcrime Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome to another episode of Drunk Women Solving Crime, where this week comedian Sajeela Kershi recounts just a run-of-the-mill crime that she found herself caught up in, it's hardly a story .... JOKING!! Sajeela's story is the absolute epitome of drama! It's the stuff of films and we are SO lucky to have her on the show to share it with us. Once you've caught your breath from that, we then hear about a story that is the acid test of our detective's abilities. We then hear from a listener who needs some clarification of a mugger's intentions.  Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Drunk Women welcome another note-taker to the force this week in the form of writer, comedian, and actor, Isy Suttie! Isy starts things off with a harrowing tale, which only goes to prove that you can't even trust a virgin - something Madonna should have warned us of in that song. The team then put their heads together to crack a case that throws up subjects from HG Wells NOT being the inventor of science fiction and if Woody Woodpecker was ever President of the United States. This week's listener crime is a whodunnit, which has an epic cast of suspects and in this week's Patreon shout-outs, Taylor rectifies a crime perpetrated against our very own members, to cinematic effect. Check out the DWSC Patreon page at patreon.com/drunkwomensolvingcrime Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Drunk Women are here again and joining them this week is writer and podcaster, Rachel Creeger!Rachel starts things off with a story of fraudulent doings, which were perpetrated by a criminal so inept, they didn't even bother with a cursory google!We then have a smorgasbord of true crime delicacies served up by Hannah, including a tale of workhouse woe, a lesson in piracy protocol and finally, find out how to pronounce depot. We also get a visit to a spoken word club in this week's patron shout outs and finally, the team helps a listener get to the bottom of a mucky misdemeanor. For Patreon, visit patreon.com/drunkwomensolvingcrime Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week's episode sees Taylor, Hannah and Catie welcome a guest, who has been on the force since the very start, it's comedian and honorary Drunk Woman, Vix Leyton! Vix gets us going with a couple of tales that every female who happens to be listening will be all too familiar with, plus we hear about what has to be the WORST opening line to a date EVER. We are then taken on a gripping journey of a crime, which although seems to happen mostly in the pub, also has to be the very epitome of the term cliff-hanger.The listener crime then takes us to Canada to help find a missing phone. The Drunk Women are on the verge of a VERY exciting announcement, so keep watching this space - but if you want to know what all the excitement is before the rest of the world, then sign-up to their Patreon page patreon.com/drunkwomensolvingcrime - where you can sign-up for extra content, videos, and shout-outs!  Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The gang are here again and delighted to be joined by the wonderful entrepreneur and first-class detective, Caroline Newte Hardie who brings with her more than one tale of woe of public transport shenanigans - one of them (almost ) directly connected to Taylor, Catie, and Hannah .... but what can it be? We then hear about a case that sounds similar to how politicians seem to be behaving today and get a very meditative Patreon shout-out courtesy of Taylor(get your own shout-out by heading to patreon.com/drunkwomensolvingcrime). And as always, the team solve a crime sent in from a listener and the verdict this week is pretty unanimous!  Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this week's episode of Drunk Women Solving Crime, Hannah, Catie, and Taylor are delighted to welcome to the force a lady who can sniff out a criminal and solve a case even if she's stuck on the other side of a locked door, it's actor and presenter, Alexis Strum!Alexis opens the show with a bizarre tale that will have you taking notes on how such a situation should be dealt with. The team then discusses a case which could lead to the finding out that John Lennon and Paul McCartney were part of an audacious plot ....or it could just be two other fellas called John and Paul. And then, as always, we hear from a listener who has a crime itch that needs scratching, and this week, it looks like they actually get the mystery solved for them!If you want your name 'shouted-out' by Taylor in her own unique way, or fancy some extra content, then head over to the DWSC Patreon page and see what's on offer: patreon.com/drunkwomensolvingcrime Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week, the Drunk Women are joined by Rubina Pabani, mild-mannered podcaster, and producer by day, but by night (or mid-afternoon actually), fearsome prospect for any prospective criminal, especially if her uncle also happens to be in the neighbourhood! As you'll hear Rubina is more than qualified to join the force and brings her understanding of the criminal mind to a case in which the team dissects with medical precision, leaving no organ unturned. Our esteemed guest then covers herself in even more glory, when she can bring yet another real-life experience to help our listener get to the bottom of a wrongdoing which would make anyone grind their teeth.  Check out the DWSC Patreon page, for extra content, videos, ad-free episodes, and MORE - patreon.com/drunkwomensolvingcrime Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

It's all hands on deck this week, as comedian and podcaster, Sally-Anne Hayward joins the elite force of note-takers, and provides some dazzling insights about the logistics around imposter syndrome, we also hear about the time she felt judged by a thief and what the world was like before suitcases were mounted on wheels (grim). The gang then get together to dissect a crime which is possibly a more elaborate way of saying 'the dog ate my homework'. Check out the DWSC Patreon page for shout outs, extra content, videos, and MORE: patreon.com/drunkwomensolvingcrime Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.