MFM Minisode 499

My Favorite Murder with Karen Kilgariff and Georgia Hardstark

  • Aug 3, 2026
  • 23:04
  • Full Episode
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This week’s hometowns include grandma's vape secret and a baby race at the mall.

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Brief Summary

This episode shares humorous childhood stories, including a werepig legend and a vape cover-up, along with a cautionary tale about a con artist.

Key points

  • The Werepig: A Family Legend. A humorous tale of a childhood imaginary creature used to keep kids in line.
  • The Great Vape Cover-Up. A teenager's hilarious and desperate attempt to hide a vape from family.
  • Caught in a Con. A shocking revelation about a boyfriend who was actually a con artist.
  • Baby Race Victory. A nostalgic tale of winning a baby race at the mall, complete with cheers and a prize.
  • Childhood Extortionist. A hilarious recount of a childhood scheme to charge adults for bathroom access at a party.

Tension

30/ 100Low tension

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