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Maddy and Natalie

Art After Dark

A weekly True Crime podcast
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Art After Dark

Maddy and Natalie

Art After Dark

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Art After Dark

Maddy and Natalie

Art After Dark

A weekly True Crime podcast
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This week on Art After Dark, Maddy and Natalie are back to discuss survivor Sarah Brady's experience fighting off a caesarean kidnapper's knife attack, then switch gears to discuss pointillism and George Seurat's A Sunday Afternoon on the Islan
Hey ghosties! We are back this week to discuss the unusual case of Michelle Carter, who convinced (more like forced) her boyfriend, Conrad Roy, to commit suicide back in 2014. Maddy describes the details of the text exchange leading up to his d
Today on Art After Dark, Natalie tells the story of the man who wouldn’t die, Michael Malloy, and how the Murder Trust plotted against him. Maddy talks about Yves Klein’s controversial art pieces involving the female body.Chit Chat 0:00Death
Today on Art After Dark, Maddy tells the most horrifying story yet- the story of Sandra Herold and her pet chimpanzee, Travis. Natalie attempts to lighten the mood by talking about environmental artist, Andy Goldsworthy.Feel free to skip aroun
Today on Art After Dark, Natalie has the dark topic and tells the story of “Tent Girl”, a girl who was found dead that wasn’t identified for 31 years. Maddy lightens the mood by describing the fascinating “soundsuits” of Nick Cave.Feel free to
This week on Art After Dark, Maddy has the dark topic, and she describes the tragedy of the murder of Kirsten Costas, a well-liked and popular 15 year old girl. Natalie talks about the artworks done by some serial killers.Feel free to skip aro
Natalie discusses child killer Josh Phillips, and Maddy talks about the parts of the brain that indicates an artist, the correlation between art and mental illness, and left-handed artists.Feel free to skip around to what interests you!Chit C
Welcome to episode 18 of Art After Dark! Today Maddy tells the super-gross and wild story of Anatoly Moskvin, the Lord of Mummies. Natalie interviews a friend of hers, Charlie, who is a painter, muralist, and tattoo artist.Feel free to skip ar
This week on Art After Dark, Natalie tells the story of the 1996 bombing at the Centennial Olympic Park in Atlanta & how wrongful accusations ruined the life of hero Richard Jewell. Maddy then dives into the quirky mind of Tim Burton!Feel free
Happy New Year! Glad to be back from our short break. Maddy dives into the history of inhumane and torturous treatments of mental health patients in asylums, and then Natalie talks about a few of the 150 works that Van Gogh created when he was
Hey ghosties! We will be back next week on January 4th, but we do have another artist death of the day for you, a man named Petrus van Schendel. Thanks for listening, we hope you had a great Christmas and have a fantastic new year, and we will
Hey guys, just a reminder that we're taking a holiday break, but Natalie quickly shares an artist death on this day: a woman named Sybil Andrews. We'll see you on January 4th- have a great Christmas!
Merry Christmas! This week on Art After Dark, Natalie brings the holiday spirit by talking about a mass killing that occurred on Christmas Eve in 2008. Maddy walks you through one of her favorite installation art pieces, Womanhouse. We will be
This week on Art After Dark, Maddy takes us back to ancient Egypt and the history of King Tut, and the series of cursed things that happened to those associated with the discovery of his tomb. Natalie talks about a festival that happens annuall
This week on Art After Dark, Natalie tells the story of another hitchhiking survivor, Mary Vincent, and her encounter with a man named Lawrence Singleton. Maddy talks about bullet journaling helps keep her on track through quarantine and how it
Maddy tells the story of Colleen Stan, a woman who was abducted in the 70s and kept in a box for the better part of her 20s. Natalie talks about one of her favorite design groups, the Memphis Group, who really pushed the boundaries of functiona
ROBERT DID IT! This week on Art After Dark, Natalie steps out of her comfort zone and shares a paranormal dark topic- the story of a boy named Robert Eugene Otto, and his life-sized haunted doll, also named Robert. Maddy talks about the history
This week on Art After Dark, Maddy shares the story of Paul Michael Stephani, also known as the “Weepy Voiced Killer”- a man who killed women here in the Twin Cities and then would call the police on himself to report the crime. Natalie walks t
Happy Halloween everyone! In honor of spooky day, Natalie shares the most horrifying true crime story that she’s ever heard-- the story of Richard Chase, AKA the Vampire of Sacramento, who terrorized and dismembered people and animals in his Sa
We’re back with episode 7 after a week-long hiatus! This week, Maddy explores the possibility of reincarnation and talks about the mysterious Pollock twins, two girls that may have been reincarnations of their older sisters who had passed away
Natalie’s going to be a bridesmaid... aaaaand also gets accosted by Maddy’s cats! Welcome to episode 6, we are so excited! Natalie shares the gruesome story of Richard Speck, the mass murderer who killed 8 nurses in one night. Things don’t get
It's finally Spooky month and we're giggly and giddy about it! Maddy starts off Halloween season with the story of an "elite" club from the 1700s that performed pagan rituals, called the Hellfire Club. Natalie interviews Rachel, a taxidermist w
Natalie gets you into a spooky fall mood by describing the mystery behind Elisa Lam’s disappearance and death at the Cecil Hotel, a hotel that is infamous for having connections to several murders and suicides, located in the bad part of Los An
This week on Art After Dark, Maddy chills you to the bone with the story of Mary Bell, a terrifying, sadistic 10-year old child who terrorized her neighborhood. Natalie cleanses the palate with the calming history of the Venice Carnival, one of
In this week’s episode, Maddy and Natalie share how they landed themselves in the creative world. Natalie starts your week off rough by talking about Ed Gein and Gary M. Heidnik, the real-life killers that inspired the Silence of the Lambs’ ant
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