179 Maisie Adam is NOT a catfish

Drunk Women Solving Crime

Audio Always

True Crime, Unknown, Comedy, Society & Culture

4.7 • 1.2K Ratings

🗓️ 9 March 2022

⏱️ 69 minutes

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Summary

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!

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0:00.0	Drunk women are solving crime. Drunk women are solving crime. Drunk women are solving crime.
0:18.0	Drunk women are solving crime. This is Drunk Women's Solving Crime. My name's Katie Wilkins and I'm an author and comedian.
0:29.0	I'm joined by screenwriter Hannah George. Hello. And writer comedian Taylor Glenn. Hello. This is where Brandy meets
0:37.0	bludgeoning, Mimosa meets Mr. Meena and Port meets prostitution. It's a true crime podcast with a twist of line.
0:44.0	Coming up on Drunk Women's Solving Crime. But it's not clocks are inherently sexy. Sure. That is the biggest case of victim blaming I've ever seen.
0:55.0	Baby Boris didn't know it was his birthday party. It's like how I'm the least crazy one on my mum's side of the family.
1:01.0	Now it's time for Drunk Women's Solving Crime.
1:10.0	Welcome to another episode of Drunk Women's Solving Crime. It is me Katie aka Detective Sasshole.
1:17.0	Well this is my first show back after beating COVID. Yes.
1:23.0	With the Zoom one, obviously I could have done this the whole time, but we had to do live shows.
1:29.0	So it is my great pleasure to announce our guest for this episode. It is the fantastic comedian writer and actress Maisie Adon.
1:41.0	Thank you for joining us. How are you? I'm very well. Thank you. I've already got my ratio of gin and tonic completely wrong.
1:50.0	Oh yeah. Oh it's like good wrong or bad wrong? Oh good wrong. Oh okay. Oh yeah. Oh that's fine. It's 50-50 I think.
2:01.0	Oh lovely. That's the best kind. Yeah. I mean we'll see. We'll see.
2:08.0	There's an alert like posh tonic that says it's like like because two thirds of your drink is the mixer.
2:14.0	That's their thing. I'm like it's fucking not. Not in my house. No.
2:20.0	I did a charity gig the other night and they gave me some fancy gin. So whatever happens tonight even if it goes badly.
2:26.0	It was all for charity ultimately. Yes. Get your head high. Getting Drunk of charity gin. I feel like that makes it okay.
2:34.0	Definitely. Definitely. That's how it works. You've got the moral high ground. No one could touch you. Exactly.
2:41.0	No we're established that. On that note, Maisie Adon, have you ever been the victim of a crime?
2:47.0	Yes. I think perhaps one of the worst crimes imaginable which is when I was at school somebody stole my blackberry.
2:57.0	Oh my god. Oh my god. We've had so close.
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