Let me ask you something. Do you like a bit of mystery, intrigue, and mayhem with your morning coffee?

Yeah, me too. That's how I came to discover coffee in cases, a true crime podcast,

which is hosted by our friends, the talented Allison Williams and Maggie Damron,

who take deep dives into the unknown and the unsolved. They bring it every episode.

So when you're sipping that morning, Joe, invite these two gals so they can give you all that you

need to know. And then don't forget to rate, review, and subscribe because, well, it's the right

thing to do. Greetings from the Bluegrass State. That's Kentucky, if you all didn't know.

We want to tell you about the hottest new podcast on the blog, Coffee in Cases.

If you fancy yourself an at-home detective, if you find yourself yelling at the TV during that

new true crime documentary, then you, my friend, are a certified sleuthound. Just like us.

On Coffee in Cases podcast, you'll hear about the missing, the murdered, and the unsolved.

But the cases you've rarely, if ever, heard about. All from the perspective of two teacher friends,

rule followers, and self-proclaimed security cats. Join me, Allison, and me, Maggie.

Each week, as we take on cases that are often overlooked, but are screaming for justice.

Finally, a true crime podcast where you don't have to monitor the foul language.

Coffee in Cases is a true crime guilty pleasure, that you don't actually have to feel guilty about.

Check out Coffee in Cases every Thursday for a new episode on your favorite podcasting app.

We want to start off by thanking all of you, our faithful listeners for your amazing continued

support. You know occasionally I get unbended knee with Hatten Hand and ask you to do more.

Well, this is one of those times. Growing a podcast truly takes a village.

Some platforms allow for reviews, specifically Apple podcasts. And those reviews are so important

in that they let potential listeners know from our current listeners, what's up?

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