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It's always the husband. It's always the husband. It's always the husband. I don't keep me.

Hi, everybody. This is Sarah.

Oh, we already started poorly. And this is Megan.

You are listening to It's Always the Husband podcast.

Welcome.

I guess I'm losing my voice again for the 430th.

I do not accept that. Thank you. I don't know.

I'll try to do better.

Yeah, I hope so.

That's what our listeners deserve.

Yeah, they do deserve it.

Uh-huh.

What do we do on this podcast?

Oh,

would you like me to tell hi if you're listening for the first time. Welcome. We are a true crime podcast. Oh, would you like me to tell hi, if you're listening for the first time, but I don't know. Welcome. We are a true crime podcast where we, uh, there never seems to be a shortage of men who fucking murder their wives. A lot of them do it. Um, a lot of them do, you know, leave. They could just pay for a divorce. We stress that a lot at the beginning of... Or not get divorced and just get separated and just never talk to each other again. Yeah, who cares? I mean, really, that's the point that we're at. At this point in our lives... Do you really want to get married again? No, we don't want to get married again. And so we'll just go our separate ways and stay married and then die. Yeah. And that's fine. Anyway, it's a true crime podcast and we just basically try to roast the husband murderer.

It's usually pretty easy.

It is usually not hard.

We also like to find videos or like shows where they reenact so that we can make fun of the reenacters as well.

We also have a Facebook group called It's Always the Husband podcast group and you can join

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