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I'm Rebecca LaVoy, and this is Crime Writers On.

Crime Writers On. Crime Writers On is the original True Crime Review podcast that digs in a true crime,

pop culture, other podcasts.

And on this episode, they say good fences make good neighbors, unless they're placed across a private road or three feet into your own property.

We'll discuss the many ridiculous residential disputes in the HBO series, Neighbors. Join

me to get that done in more as True Crime Author, TV journalist, and host of. These are their stories podcast, my husband, and the love of my life, Kevin Flynn. Hello, Kevin. Hello, Rebecca. Also with us, private investigator, certified pet detective, resident cat lady, and author of The Final Curtain, Laura Bricker.

Hi, Laura.

Hey, Rebecca. Sorry, we got some cat drama going on here behind me, so. It's all right. That's all right. There's always cat drama, like in the series. Yeah. Yeah. No, not like the series. Stray cats? No. No, it's my son who was coming in to pet the cat, and I was like, what are you doing?

He's going to pet in the cat.

Okay.

Yeah. Hey, cats. No. No, it's my son who was coming in to pet the cat, and I was like, what are you doing?

He's going to pet in the cat.

Okay.

Yeah.

That does sound like drama. Sounds about right. Yeah. I don't know what's going on here. Your life must be pretty sweet that you can count that as drama, just saying. Yeah. I know. And finally, our captain of all things cynical, author of a city trilogy, host of Strange Arrivals, and our Patreon Deep Dive Book Club podcast, Toby Ball. Hi, Toby. Hey, Rebecca. Hey, so, Kevin. Yes. What's coming up in the future editions of Crime Writers on? Okay. Well, on Thursday, we are doing a CWO Classic Rewind. We're going to be going back to our 2023 review of jury duty.

And that's just prepping us for next week's show because on Monday we will be talking about the series finale of season two.

Jury Duty presents Company Retreat.

Nice.

And then on Thursday, the podcast will be discussing is adults in the room. Oh, I'm looking forward to listening to that one. Yeah. People are talking about that one. You've been waiting for a while for that one. So we got it on the, we got it in the grid. It's causing a buzz in public radio circles, just saying. So a lot of tote bag references? No, I just think it's very, I mean, kind of like NHPR, like they've made something that people are talking about. And they're like, oh, you know, it's like that's a thing in public radio now because so many podcast teams have been cut and, you know, newsrooms have cut back that when stations are doing creative work, like we all talk about it, like little ninnies. Speaking of gossip, I have to tell you guys something. Kevin knows this because I pulled him down into the studio the other night because I learned this. It's not really gossip. It's just really cool. So Mel and I were broadcasting an episode of Something's Off. And I at one point made a passing remark in the show that I'm sure none of you have ever listened to my other podcast crime writers on and all these people were like no we've been listening forever yes yes yes

two people independently who I guess we've heard from before like a while back but independently

two people one of them was a teacher and became an attorney because of crime writers on and the other one

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