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Drunk Women Solving Crime

Drunk Women Solving Crime is a true crime podcast with a twist...of lime. Join writer/comedian hosts Hannah George and Taylor Glenn as they welcome top guests from comedians to crime writers to test out their drunk detective skills.

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12
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Sep 9, 2026
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Jul 8, 2026

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  1. Episode · Sep 9, 2026

    DWSC LIVE: With Aaron Simmons (opens the original)

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    It's the very last episode from the DWSC 2026 tour and what a way to bow out, as our hosts were joined by the hilarious, Aaron Simmons, a guy who won't let gender stereotypes affect his eyewear choices or give up in the good fight against the real perpetrators of car crime. The team then head to rural Virginia for an ostentatious escapade in which the perp was well and truly fingered for their misdemeanour - AND a member of the audience shares a playground trauma, which left more than a flesh wo

  2. Episode · Sep 2, 2026

    DWSC LIVE: With Suzie Preece (opens the original)

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    On a balmy night in Norwich, 2026, Taylor and Hannah round off the 2026 DWSC tour, and did so in excellent company, as they were joined by the wondrous Suzie Preece, who started off the show by confessing to a crime in which she used a fake ID that would allow her to join a SAGA holiday rather than a booze cruise. The team then go oot and aboot in Quebec to solve another juvenile endeavour, before hearing from a member of the audience who, when it comes to the crunch, needs to blame at least ONE

  3. Episode · Aug 26, 2026

    Pen Pals, with Bella Lindsay (opens the original)

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    Hello and welcome back to Drunk Women HQ, as Taylor and Hannah are joined by content creator and pizza eating empresario, Bella Lindsay! Bella begins the show by telling us about a duo of criminal behaviours she's had to endure, one in which judgement came on two wheels and the other where not even a swan dive could appease the aggressor. The gang then double dare each other to solve a case where the perp is thirstier for approval than for a life of crime. Plus, we hear from a listener who wants

  4. Episode · Aug 19, 2026

    DWSC LIVE: With Abby Govindan (opens the original)

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    It's part two of our epic night in Cambridge and we're joined on stage by the fantastic, Abby Govindan! You may, or may not, be already aware of Abby's work, as the woman who laid claim to being creator of Emily in Paris - but is everything as it seems, or is she in fact the architect of one of the most hilarious social media grifts of recent times? Spoiler alert, it's the oh-la-latter. The gang then really come out of their shells to be in with a chance of winning the race to solve this week's

  5. Episode · Aug 12, 2026

    DWSC LIVE: With Tamsyn Kelly (opens the original)

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    The Drunk Women are reminiscing about the lovely time had by all when they appeared in Cambridge one balmy night in June 2026, and you too can hop down memory lane, by listening to today’s episode which happened to be recorded there, featuring the brilliant, Tamsyn Kelly as special guest; who tickled us all pink with a story from the most romantic city in the world, where even the crooks indulge in their own brand of pre-crime foreplay. We then stick around in Gay Paree so the team can crack the

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