True Crime Conversations: Josh (True Crime Bullsh**), Amanda (Wine & Crime), and Charlie (Crimelines)

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🗓️ 17 December 2025

⏱️ 79 minutes

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Summary

For the month of December, True Crime creators are getting together for conversations about podcasting, true crime, and the nexus between the two. We’ll discuss creating our shows, behind-the-scenes moments, fears and hopes, the cases that have gripped us, and more.

In this conversation, Josh Hallmark (True Crime Bullsh**), Amanda (Wine and Crime), and I discuss nothing and everything all at once.

Enjoy this conversation and be sure to check out the rest:

• Jessie (Love Murder), Bob (Buried), Joshua (Somewhere in the Pines)

• Javier (Pretend), Kristen (Murder, She Told), Shaun (Sins & Survivors)

• Patrick (True Crime Obsessed), Josh (True Crime Bullsh**), Eric (True Consequences)

• Gillian (True Crime Obsessed), Alvin (Affirmative Murder), Lanie (True Crime Cases with Lanie)

• Robin (The Trail Went Cold), Nina (Already Gone), John (Sins & Survivors)

• Aaron (Generation Why), Lucy (Wine & Crime), Kristen (Murder, She Told)

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0:39.4	What you're about to hear is a little bit of a break from the heavy topics we've been covering this month.
0:45.5	Well, I say this month the entire time I've been making crime lines.
0:48.3	It's heavy topics.
0:49.1	But my friend Josh Hallmark from the podcast True Crime Bullshit approached a few of us about doing crossover episodes where we just have some organic conversations about our lives, podcasting, true crime, whatever we wanted to talk about. And so I was matched up with Josh and then Amanda from Wine and Crime, who is genuinely one of the funniest people I've ever met in my life. And we sat down
1:11.5	and we had a very meandering conversation starting with Amanda's gastrointestinal problems and
1:17.2	ending with how we deal with feedback from listeners. Unfortunately, that episode did not get
1:22.7	recorded properly. So we had to sit down and record again. But to keep the conversation organic, we just kind of
1:28.3	picked up where we left off and we meander in this conversation at one point, Amanda decides to
1:33.1	break out some icebreaker questions, of which I predictably had the most boring answers. So we are going
1:39.1	to go ahead and play that episode. It is a winding conversation. It was a lot of fun. I am so lucky to be
1:46.0	part of this community and to be friends with Josh, who is such a community builder within the
1:51.6	podcasting space, bringing people together. So with that, enjoy this very non-true crime episode.
1:58.3	And in a day or two, we'll be back to the 12 days of crime lines.
2:17.2	All right. Are we ready to do this?
2:19.3	Yeah.
2:20.3	Okay.
2:21.6	Uh, hey, everybody.
2:22.8	I am here.
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