Format and premise
Martinis & Murder is described by Oxygen as its weekly true-crime podcast. In each instalment the two hosts take a deep dive into the theories surrounding an infamous murder case, pairing the discussion with cocktails themed to the episode. The tone blends case analysis with a lighthearted, comedic approach. Oxygen states that the critically acclaimed podcast has built a loyal fan base and millions of downloads.
- Weekly true-crime podcast
- Deep dives into theories about infamous murders
- Themed cocktails in each episode
- Lighthearted and comedic presentation
Hosts
The podcast is co-hosted by John Thrasher and Daryn Carp. Thrasher is also a Senior Digital Producer for Oxygen and has been with the network since 2012, where he has hosted and produced digital projects including "The Bad Girls Club" After Show and fan-interactive Facebook Live activations. He is originally from Maryland and graduated from West Virginia University with a Bachelor's in English. Oxygen credits his comedic style with helping to cultivate the show's enthusiastic audience.
- John Thrasher — co-host and Oxygen Senior Digital Producer
- Daryn Carp — co-host
Episodes and access
Episodes are listed on Oxygen's site as clips and digital originals, with run times typically ranging from around 50 minutes to over an hour. Titles noted on the network's pages include Episode #4 "Catfish With A Twist", Episode #7 "She Disappeared On Campus (Kristin Smart Part 1)" and Episode #9 "Teacher / Student Affair Ends In Murder". Oxygen directs visitors to listen to the Martinis & Murder podcast through oxygen.com, where it sits alongside full episodes of the network's true-crime series and its Crime Time news coverage.
- Episode #4 — Catfish With A Twist
- Episode #7 — She Disappeared On Campus (Kristin Smart Part 1)
- Episode #9 — Teacher / Student Affair Ends In Murder
- Available via www.oxygen.com
Sources
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