Murders to Music: Crime Scene to Music Scene (Streamline Events and Entertainment)
Come on a ride along with a Veteran Homicide Detective as the twists and turns of the job suddenly end his career and nearly his life; discover how something wonderful is born out of the Darkness. Embark on the journey from helping people on their worst days, to bringing life, excitement and smiles on their best days.
Murders to Music: Crime Scene to Music Scene (Streamline Events and Entertainment)
Latest Episodes
Up Jumps the Devil: Idaho Falls, Silver Rail Shootings | What Would You Do?
A lot of people talk tough about self-defense online, right up until they’re forced to answer one terrifying question: were you actually justified to use force, especially deadly force? We take a hard, practical look at justifiable homicide, se...
At a Crossroads: The Future of the Murders to Music Podcast
I almost ended Murders to Music last week. I recorded what would have been the final episode, uploaded it, walked away in tears, and then pulled it before anyone could hear it. Not for clicks. Not for drama. Because I couldn’t shake the feeling...
The Great Chicago Fire: The American Story That Rebuilt Me | Sloan
A city burns for 36 hours, 100,000 people lose their homes, and a century later you’re still feeling the ripple effects every time you walk into a restroom. We start with the Great Chicago Fire of 1871, cut through the cow-and-lantern myth, and...
Slow Down And Ask What Is Missing | Detectives Chair
The first story you hear is usually the most convincing and the least reliable. We’ve sat across from suspects, witnesses, and victims for years, and one pattern keeps showing up: people lead with a version they’ve rehearsed, simplified, or sha...
Being Good At Surviving Is Not The Same As Thriving | Glenn Evans
The most dangerous lie a lot of us live with is “I’m fine.” From the outside, Glenn Evans looked successful: respected in Alaska’s commercial construction world, always the fun guy on work trips, always pushing through. On the inside, he was ca...
Fan Mail
Thank you for your podcast! My son Michael Erickson sent me the link. A few years ago when he was with GPD he told me that they had just solved a 40 year old case. I said was it the girl who was murdered at MHCC? I was 19 years old when Barbara died and every time I drove by the school on Kane I would think about her running out into traffic trying to fight for her life. To learn the murderer was 16 years old at the time was such a shock! Thank you for your diligence to solve this case for her family and for those who remember.
Goldendale, Washington
