My name's Poppy Hillstead. I'm wearing a bloody brain scanner and guests have 40 minutes to convince me to be into whatever kink, passion or obsession that they're into.

If they manage to pete my brain waves, then I'm officially into it. You know, whether I like it or not.

This week I'm joined by drunk women solving crimes

Hannah George, who's passionate about crim. I mean crime. We're, um, falling at the first

head all. What's got you into crime? What's got me into crime? When did you first think

I'm really into crime? Do you know what? Not committing. Let me be clear. Just watching other people commit and maybe trying to solve it. I, do you know what? I don't know because because I do my podcast, we came up with it because we had the name, drunk women solving crime. And we And we're like, that's a great name. That's a solid name. Yeah. And then it sort of came out of that name. So in terms of my passion for true crime, I realized that I did have one after we started the podcast because I was like, oh, do I know anything about true crime? And then people are like, have you seen this one? I'm like, yep, you've seen this one? Yep, you've seen this one? Yeah. I've seen them all. And I tend not to even have nightmares. That's good. Yeah. I think I'm quite into it. Are you into, like, I've done all the Wikipedia rabbit holes that you go down where you just can't stop. And then every single one just gets, like you get desensitized to it.

So it's like, oh, they only killed nine kids. Yeah. Yeah, exactly. Can we get something a little bit more impressive, actually? Like 20 kids. Yeah, that's more impressive than nine, isn't? Yeah. You just went 20, like, 21. That would be too many, actually. That's too many.

I know.

I would get nightmares. Reel it back a bit. Yeah, please. Okay, so into crime but not committing crime. Have you ever committed a crime? That is a good question. I don't think I have. I think I'm very boring and very kind of like, I think you'd know it was me immediately.

Even if it was just like really, really like rubbish,

I would just be like, I think you'd know it was me immediately.

Even if it was just like really, really like rubbish, I would just be like, you could hear my heart pounding.

I'd start sweating. I'd go red. I go red very, very quickly. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Even if I think I've got someone's name wrong. Yeah. I'm kind of like, because earlier, I called you Polly.

That's not your name, is it?

I called you Polly to the man in the bar.

I said, oh, I'm here for Polly's podcast.

And then I just went bright. I said, oh, I'm here for Polly's podcast.

Then I just went bright red thinking, like, oh no, what if you? And they went, Poppy, Poppy! So, like, if that's me getting someone's name wrong, if I'd, like, cut out a man's heart in the street, I don't know why that's the point. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, cutting it out.

I like that. Yeah, I just thought, why, you know, go big or go home.

I'm not just going to you know, go big or go home.

I'm not just going to steal them as well.

Because a man's heard.

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