Hi, binge crew. When you're finished listening to this true crime story, go see Hunting Matthew Nichols in theaters.

This film has all the elements of the true crime stories we love, a sprawling mystery,

intrepid investigators, powerful people who know more than they let on.

Two decades after her brother mysteriously disappeared on Vancouver Island, a documentary filmmaker

sets out to solve his missing person's case.

But when a disturbing piece of evidence is revealed, she comes to believe her brother might

still be alive.

The film is in select theaters now, but you can immerse yourself in the story by going

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Hey, infamous listeners, producer Lily Houston Smith here. As you know, we release a lot of

one-off interview episodes. And then sometimes we have more developed multi-part series.

We're about to start one of those multi-part series next week.

But while we're getting ready, we thought we'd give you the first episode of another one we did.

It's called Murder at Lulu Lemon, and this one is a wild ride.

It tells the story of a deeply unsettling crime, one that took place in a wealthy suburb,

inside a store better known for $100 leggings and aspirational wellness culture.

Now, I'll admit, I love Lulu Lemon. It's one of the few things I splash out on when I want to treat myself,

a total guilty pleasure. Guilty because who really needs $100 leggings? But clearly I am not

alone. I have been on New York subway cars where every single person is wearing at least one

piece of Lulu. But so far, 2026 has been a rocky year for the brand.

In January, the company faced backlash over a new line of leggings that customers say were

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