What is the sword and Scale podcast?
The Sword and Scale true-crime podcast is an immersive audio experience covering the dark side of humanity and human nature. Our stories delve into the worst of the worst and include murder, rape, dismemberment and cannibalism.
What is the sordid cinema podcast?
The Sordid Cinema Podcast makes its return, with a new format that sees hosts Ricky D and Patrick Murphy discussing some of our favorite genre films over the years that may have flown under the radar for some audiences.
What happened to Mike and sword and scale?
'Sword and Scale' was previously dropped from Wondery. In 2019, Mike and Sword and Scale were called out online on International Women's Day. The official Sword and Scale Instagram account posted a photo that read, "I don't understand dumb [c-word]. Maybe I should take one apart to see how it works."
What happened to sordid cinema?
Launched in 2007, Sordid Cinema is one of the longest-running film podcasts. Following a long absence (let’s call it an extended break), Ricky D is back on the Sordid Cinema beat, accompanied by his new co-host, Patrick Murphy.
Episodes
On January 8th, 2007, the home of Liz Collier-Sweet was set ablaze by an unknown firebug. Little did the investigators know, finding the arsonist would be the least of law enforcement’s worries.
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Introducing MONSTRUO!
From the creators of Sword and Scale, Dark Topic and The Westside Fairytales, comes the most terrifying audio experience you will ever hear.
Sword and Scale Episode 129
All you need, is love. The lyrics etched on the consciousness of an entire generation. But what happens when all you need, is lost? 36-year old former child actor Aaron … Read More
Sword and Scale Episode 128
9-year old Omaree Varela’s lifeless, bruised, and tattered body was recovered at the base of toy bouncy horse just two days after Christmas in 2013. His mother and stepfather … Read More
Sword and Scale Episode 127
In 2008, Adam Baker and his daughter, Zahra, moved to the United States from Queensland, Australia with the hopes of having the perfect new life. Adam had just married … Read More
Sword and Scale Episode 126
On Tuesday September 13th, 2016 a 911 call police responded to 363 Covert Court Ashland, Ohio, an abandoned house near a laundromat. Minutes earlier, a frantic 911 call had … Read More
Sword and Scale Episode 125
Chris and Cameron Ervin felt neglected and under-loved. In a life of increasing pressures, they numbed their minds with recreational drugs and shucked all responsibility in spite of being … Read More
Sword and Scale Episode 123
In the early morning hours of February 5th, 2015, a man wearing a mask and black tactical gear burst into the bedroom of Lisa Trubnikova. Eventually, he took the … Read More
Who is Mike on Sword and Scale?
Before Sword and Scale was dropped by Wondery, Mike was called out by fellow podcast host and attorney Rabia Chaudry. Rabia is the host of Undisclosed, a podcast about wrongful convictions, and has long advocated for the release of Adnan Syed, who was the topic of the first season of the Serial podcast.
Is the sword and scale podcast successful?
The Sword and Scale podcast was once considered as successful as Serial, immersing listeners with real audio recordings and interviews with witnesses and victims.
Is Mike Boudet still on Sword and Scale?
Article continues below advertisement. "We have decided to part ways with Mike Boudet and Sword and Scale," the company posted on Twitter in March 2019 following multiple complaints from followers over the prior year. Mike was then temporarily removed from the show as a host before being brought back in July 2019.
A Horror Movie and Genre Film Podcast
Launched in 2007, Sordid Cinema is one of the longest-running film podcasts.
Censor Review
The act of censorship cuts deep into the heart of Censor, a slick first feature from Welsh writer/director Prano Bailey-Bond.
The Beta Test Review
Writer-director-actor Jim Cummings’ made a splash with Thunder Road and The Wolf of Snow Hollow, two independently produced films that were both very well received on the American indie circuit.
Spider-Man: No Way Home Podcast Review
Not even the pandemic can stop millions of people from flocking to theatres to watch the third installment of John Watt’s Spider-Man trilogy starring Tom Holland as everyone’s favourite neighborhood Spider-man! Spider-Man: No Way Home unwrapped the best Holiday gift of all, becoming the first pandemic-era movie to cross $1 billion at the global box office.
Scream (1996) Review
Wes Craven’s Scream was an unexpected smash hit in 1996, revitalizing the horror genre and inspiring a new generation of self-knowing teen slasher films.
Succession Podcast Special!
Fans already buying what Succession is selling won’t need us to convince them why they should be watching the show but in this episode of the Sordid Cinema Podcast, we do our best to convince everyone else why they should be watching the popular HBO series by showrunner Jesse Armstrong.
One False Move Spoiler Review
This week on the Sordid Cinema Podcast, we explain why we agree with Roger Ebert and Gene Siskel that Carl Franklin’s low-budget crime pic One False Move, is one of the best films of 1992. Scripted by Thom Epperson and Billy Bob Thornton, the neo-noir is hard-hitting, skillfully performed, well shot, and perfectly paced.
