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Tali believes the universe has a plan for her, mostly because she doesn't have time to make one herself. Full believer in astrology, work-life balance, and the healing power of a good cinnamon bun. Reads thrillers, watches Bravo, parents children, occasionally sleeps.
Stephanie teaches yoga, raises actual humans, wrote an actual book (two!), and still finds time to hike every trail in a 50 km radius. Her background in education and social work means she's basically therapist, teacher, and trail guide rolled into one calm, annoyingly zen package.

Murders and Minivans explores the world of true crime through the lens of everyday motherhood. Each episode takes listeners deep into cases ranging from notorious murders to overlooked crimes, offering thorough research, thoughtful discussion, and fresh perspectives. Alongside these stories, the hosts reflect on the realities of parenting, family life, and the unique challenges of raising kids in today’s world.
everyone remembers the verdict. almost nobody knows about the google search the jury never saw. on the last day Caylee Anthony was seen alive, someone in the anthony home searched “fool-proof suffocation” — and the state never found it, because investigators checked the wrong browser. this week: the full casey anthony case from the primary record. the 31 days, zanny the nanny, the deputy who wouldn’t walk thirty yards, the chloroform number that collapsed mid-trial, and the two web sleuths who found what the state missed using free software. this isn’t the story of a jury getting it wrong. it’s the story of everything that never reached them.
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