He held the same job for 30 years, married three times, and attended church on Sundays. Gary Ridgway — the Green River Killer — was hiding in plain sight for nearly two decades while methodically strangling scores of women across King County, Washington. In Part 1 of this two-part true crime deep dive, therapists Shannon and Cathy apply their criminal psychology expertise to one of the most baffling serial killer investigations in American history — how does a predator this prolific go undetected for so long?

From the bodies first discovered along the Green River in 1982 to the failed polygraph that pushed Ridgway down the suspect list for years, this episode traces the jaw-dropping failures and near-misses of the investigation. Shannon and Cathy bring their clinical lens to what made Ridgway so psychologically elusive — and so dangerous.

Part 2 drops next week. Until then... lock your doors. 🔒

In this episode of Terror Talk Podcast, we dive into the strangest, funniest, and most unbelievable real-life stories that will have you asking, “what the hell?!”

From random world records and ridiculous fart research to emotional support chickens and some of the dumbest state laws still on the books, this episode is packed with chaos, humor, and head-scratching moments.

Perfect for listeners who love true crime with a lighter, absurd twist, we explore the weird side of human behavior — no heavy cases, just pure disbelief and laughs.

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Hang out while we lay down our horror movie reviews, series and book reviews. Includes our trivia and highlight games and other general jackassery.

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Join us to discuss the female psychopaths of the 2000's.

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Join us to talk about the worst rated horror of 2025.

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In this Best of Horror 2026 episode of Terror Talk Podcast, we break down the movies, series, and surprises that defined horror this year — with a fun but thoughtful, spoiler-free conversation.

We kick things off with a mini-review of Cathy’s new favorite horror game, Horrified: Dungeons & Dragons, before diving into our top horror TV series of 2026, including standout favorites IT: Welcome to Derry, Dexter: Resurrection, and The Hunting Wives, plus discussions of Alien: Earth and Zero Day. We even disagree on Stranger Things, offering contrasting perspectives.

Next, we cover our favorite horror movies of the year, including Sinners, Frankenstein, House of Dynamite, Wolfman, and Companion, along with a few surprise mentions that caught us off guard.

This episode is a curated, year-end guide for horror fans who want smart recommendations, honest reactions, and a female-driven perspective on the best horror of 2026.

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Welcome to the Best of 2025: What the Hell?! episode of Terror Talk Podcast, where we round up the most ridiculous, unbelievable, and head-scratching crimes of the year — the stories that made us stop mid-sentence and say, “What. The. Hell.”

This special episode is packed with all-new 2025 crime stories featuring spectacularly bad decision-making, deeply confused criminals, and situations so absurd they sound fictional… but unfortunately are very real. If you love true crime with a heavy dose of humor, this one is for you.

As always, we balance our disbelief with laughter, commentary, and just enough psychological insight to ask the real question: how did anyone think this was a good idea?

These episodes are a reminder that while true crime can be dark and disturbing, there’s also a strange, absurd side of criminal behavior that deserves to be examined — and laughed at.

No glamorizing.No sympathy.Just consequences… and comedy.

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In this True Crime Night episode of Terror Talk – True Crime • Serial Killers • Horror Movies, we dive deep into some of the most disturbing, emotional, and controversial true crime documentaries streaming right now. With a balance of serious analysis and our signature dark humor, we unpack the crimes, the psychology, and the uncomfortable truths behind these cases — and then top it off by roasting the most ridiculous one-star reviews we can find.

⚠️ Trigger Warning: This episode includes discussions of violence, murder, abuse, and sexual assault. Listener discretion is advised.

🔪 Aileen Wuornos: Queen of the Serial Killers
We revisit one of the most infamous female serial killers in American history, exploring how media narratives, trauma, and gender expectations shaped the story of Aileen Wuornos — and how documentaries continue to frame her legacy.

🧬 My Father’s the BTK Killer
What happens when the monster is your parent? We discuss the psychological toll of discovering your father is Dennis Rader, examining identity, denial, and generational trauma.

🏘️ The Perfect Neighbor
A chilling look at how obsession, entitlement, and unchecked aggression can escalate into deadly violence — and what this case reveals about warning signs we too often ignore.

🚪 Death in Apartment 603
We break down the strange circumstances, conflicting narratives, and investigative gaps that make this case linger long after the credits roll.

📱 Unknown Number: The High School Catfish
A deeply unsettling story of deception, vulnerability, and digital manipulation — and why catfishing crimes continue to thrive in online spaces.

🧩 Girl in the Picture
One of the most haunting documentaries discussed this episode, raising questions about identity, control, and the devastating impact of long-term abuse.

As therapists who specialize in understanding behavior, we examine:

• Patterns of manipulation and coercive control

• Trauma responses in victims and families

• How documentaries shape public perception of guilt, innocence, and blame

• Why some cases resonate more deeply than others

After heavy material, we lighten things up by reading and reacting to ridiculous one-star reviews of these documentaries — proving once again that sometimes the comments section is its own crime scene.