What's up, creepers? Are you looking for a new podcast? I know you are. And I got one that's both horrifying and hilarious. So pack your bags and check out Slaycation. It's hosted by a former social worker and crime junkie and her comedy screenwriter husband and his Emmy-nominated TV producing partner.

This show brings a very unique and humorous spin to stories of vacations gone horribly wrong.

Slaycation is the perfect balance of education, humor, and compassion. The host lead with empathy

for the victims while making heavy and honestly chilling stories a little easier to digest.

Whether it's a tropical getaway gone bad or a road trip with a deadly twist, every episode is packed with suspenseful storytelling that'll have you asking, is it an accident or murder?

Slaycation is available on all major podcast platforms.

Just search Slaycation on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you listen.

Up next, we got a treat for you.

We're going to play a little bit of one of their episodes entitled Your Cruise You Lose.

To hear the rest, you can just search Slaycation wherever you're listening right now,

or click the link in the TV show notes.

So without further ado, here's a little sneak peek of Slaycation. Vacation has to get away. Vacation has to be special love.

Pack your body bags.

We're going on a slaycation.

These are murders and mysterious deaths that happen while you're on vacation.

I'm your co-host, Adam Tex-Davis, and I'm joined by my lovely wife, more or less Kim. I say more. Uh, hello, hello. Hi, honey. And of course, the always tolerable Jerry Colber.

Hello. Hello, buddy. Hey, Jerry. Honey, where is it at? Where are we slakading today?

Well, today our slakating voyage takes us on the high seas of Palma de Marocca, Spain, setting sail to Messina, Sicily, located on the northeastern tip of the island to Livorna, a charming port city

on the western coast of Tuscany, Italy, on the cruise ship, the island escape.

I just want to say, I love that as this show goes on every episode, Kim's description of where we're going just gets a little bit longer.

Well, you know, it is a slocation.

I need for our audience to just visualize the space.

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