Seven Everyday Behaviors We’re All Guilty of - and Totally Deny

The internet made one murder trial everyone’s favorite rabbit hole, and Natalie and Matt are not pretending to be neutral anymore. Between Lindsay Clancy, Patrick, cell phone data, search histories, and a courtroom theory that has them side-eyeing every “obvious” detail, this one gets spicy fast.Natalie breaks down why she’s been glued to the Lindsay Clancy case like it’s her side hustle, while Matt tries to keep the chaos organized with just enough sanity to survive the conversation. They unpack the bizarre legal stakes, the prosecution’s weak spots, and why this case has people all over the world acting like honorary jurors with Wi-Fi.You’ll also get the kind of unhinged-but-relatable segment only this podcast can deliver: a full guilty-or-guilty game about everyday crimes against society, including shelf-abandoning shopping behavior, grocery-store snacking, public phone scrolling, ghosting texts, loud speakerphone crimes, and the eternal sin of leaving parties without saying goodbye.And because no episode is complete without a little family comedy, there’s mouse-poop diplomacy, a pink-vs-blue rodent theory, and a reminder that children may not be able to outvote you, but they can absolutely provide an excuse to escape awkward plans. Older sister energy? Maximum. Judgey? A little. Funny? Obviously.Perfect for anyone who likes true crime talk, petty moral debates, and the comforting chaos of two people who can turn a courtroom case into a grocery store confession booth.