FRUITLOOPS REVIEWS: Tell Them You Love Me

Hey Fruities! Wendy & Beth are serving up one of those chats that feels like catching up with your friends. They’re talking money moves, travel dreams, work chaos, listener letters (you know we LOVE your tea), and wandering through culture, history, and the Benito Bowl. Plus medi ...  Show more

In 1972, Chicago prosecutors charged nine Black men with the murders of multiple white victims, including two entire families, alleging the killings were part of a nationwide conspiracy tied to a shadowy, all-Black terrorist organization known as De Mau Mau - a claim that fueled ...  Show more

Despite promises made by the police, the killer faces the death penalty for his crimes. Donna confesses that she is terrified her father will find a way to avoid the death penalty, get out of prison, and come after her. As time goes on, Donna and Steve reckon with the aftershocks ...  Show more

In this podcast we’ll be looking into American serial Killer Todd Kohlhepp’s life and crimes. Kohlhepp was a highly intelligent and  unassuming baddie. A very successful realtor moonlighting as a psycho gone completely off the rails. He  racked up multiple murders, assaults and a ...  Show more

Our story today centers around Japan’s bizarre and murderous doomsday cult Aum Shinrikyo,  aka the Aum Cult. Members  went on to commit one of Japan’s largest mass killings in modern history when they released nerve gas on a Tokyo subway system in 1995. Later it was determined th ...  Show more

China was governed by the Communist Party of China in the late 1990s, a regime that had held power since 1949. Consequently, a significant number of Chinese citizens emigrated from the country, with some choosing to settle in the United States. Among them were Ming Ming Chen and ...  Show more