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Did Avril Lavigne actually die in 2003 and has a doppelganger replaced her ever since? No, probably not. But we still listened to comedian Joanne McNally investigate on the BBC and CBC podcast Who Replaced Avril Lavigne? Now we're here to discuss. We will also discuss our own doppelgangers. You can find Who Replaced Avril Lavigne? at the CBC.---In these Recap episodes, we discuss and review a podcast. If you'd like to hear us set up the story, check out our Time Machine episode, before this one in your feed. ---More time for crime?For early access, swag, bonus segments, outtakes, and more, support us on PatreonFollow us on the socials! Instagram, YouTube, and TikTokTell us your thoughts via email: somuchcrimesolittletime@gmail.comPlease remember to subscribe to So Much Crime, So Little Time and rate and review us on your podcast app.

We're exploring the hit true crime series Criminal by discussing the recent episode "Tabatha." This one is about Tabatha Trammell. At age 50, she became a doula to support pregnant women who are incarcerated. Why? She herself was a pregnant teen in jail; she knows how incredibly challenging being pregnant, giving birth, and handling all the comes next can be when you're stuck in prison. ---Looking for a breezy summer listen? Our Summer Shorts series focuses on single-episode stories that have so much crime, but only take a little time. So put on your sunglasses, pour yourself an ice-cold drink, and catch new episodes of So Much Crime, So Little Time: Summer Shorts every Tuesday and Thursday this summer. You can find this episode of Criminal wherever you listen to podcasts, including at their website. ---More time for crime?For extra discussions, longer time machines, outtakes, early access, and more, support us on PatreonFollow us on the socials! Instagram, YouTube, and TikTokTell us your thoughts via email: somuchcrimesolittletime@gmail.comPlease remember to subscribe to So Much Crime, So Little Time and rate and review us on your podcast app.

Decades ago, Tabatha Trammell was a pregnant teen, in and out of jail. She knows how little help women like her get at a time where they badly need it. Now, she's a doula, a support person for pregnant women, who primarily serves incarcerated women. In this episode, we're prepping to listen to "Tabatha" from Criminal. We start with a quick introduction to Criminal. Then we hop into the Time Machine (3:57) to visit the summer of 1983. ---Looking for a breezy summer listen? Our Summer Shorts series focuses on single-episode stories that have so much crime, but only take a little time. So put on your sunglasses, pour yourself an ice-cold drink, and catch new episodes of So Much Crime, So Little Time: Summer Shorts every Tuesday and Thursday this summer. You can find this episode of Criminal wherever you listen to podcasts, including at their website. ---More time for crime?For extra discussions, longer time machines, outtakes, early access, and more, support us on PatreonFollow us on the socials! Instagram, YouTube, and TikTokTell us your thoughts via email: somuchcrimesolittletime@gmail.comPlease remember to subscribe to So Much Crime, So Little Time and rate and review us on your podcast app.

It's a bonus episode - A chat with Thrasher Banks, creator and host of Lords of Death. This is a far-ranging interview. We learn more about Cindy Cozad, as well as Mick, Tim, and our hero Kari. Thrasher discusses the choices he made to make this such a unique and celebrated true crime podcast. He also shares what's next.You can listen to Lords of Death at Tenderfoot TV. And if you missed it, go listen to our Preview and Full Recap of Lords of Death.---More time for crime?For extra discussions, longer time machines, outtakes, early access, and more, support us on PatreonFollow us on the socials! Instagram, YouTube, and TikTokTell us your thoughts via email: somuchcrimesolittletime@gmail.comPlease remember to subscribe to So Much Crime, So Little Time and rate and review us on your podcast app.

Thrasher Banks was six years old when his mother's boyfriend was involved in a brutal murder. Decades later, he's looking back through all the evidence his mother collected and trying to piece together what really happened. We're here to discuss Lords of Death, hosted by Thrasher Banks. This is part of our series exploring the nominees for the Best True Crime Podcast of the Year at the Ambies. ---If you missed our Preview of this series, it's the episode before this one in your feed. Go check that out first. Preview episodes are released each Thursday. Full Recaps are released the following Tuesday.You can find Lords of Death wherever you listen to podcasts, including at Tenderfoot TV.---More time for crime?For extra discussions, longer time machines, outtakes, early access, and more, support us on PatreonFollow us on the socials! Instagram, YouTube, and TikTokTell us your thoughts via email: somuchcrimesolittletime@gmail.comPlease remember to subscribe to So Much Crime, So Little Time and rate and review us on your podcast app.

When Thrasher Banks discovered an old memory box, it was full of VHS tapes, police reports, letters, and more about a brutal murder from 1995. As he begins investigating, he'll uncover difficult truths about a crime he thought he knew.We're here to discuss Lords of Death from Tenderfoot TV. This is part of our series exploring the nominees for the Best True Crime Podcast of the Year at the Ambies. ---Here, we discuss only the first episode of the series to decide if this crime is worth your time. There will be no spoilers for anything after episode one. Check back here for our Full Recap next time, where we discuss the series as a whole. Preview episodes are released each Thursday. Full Recaps are released the following Tuesday.You can find Lords of Death wherever you listen to podcasts, including at Tenderfoot TV.---More time for crime?For extra discussions, longer time machines, outtakes, early access, and more, support us on PatreonFollow us on the socials! Instagram, YouTube, and TikTokTell us your thoughts via email: somuchcrimesolittletime@gmail.comPlease remember to subscribe to So Much Crime, So Little Time and rate and review us on your podcast app.