Affirmative Murder is the true crime comedy podcast hosted by Alvin Williams and Francel Evans. Each week they swap murder stories from marginalized communities, while trying not to rant about anything from fast food, to what is actually buried in graveyards...Follow them as they shed a light on the darker side of true crime, pun intended.
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Affirmative Murder is the true crime comedy podcast hosted by Alvin Williams and Francel Evans. Each week they swap murder stories from marginalized communities, while trying not to rant about anything from fast food, to what is actually buried in graveyards...Follow them as they shed a light on the darker side of true crime, pun intended.
This week Alvin and Fran are back to reflect on their weekends, touching on family time and the impact of pop culture events. They discuss the recent assassination of political influencer Charlie Kirk and the complex reactions it elicited from society. They also delve into the historical context of lynching in America, discussing its implications on modern society and the mental health aspects of racism. They explore recent cases of Black individuals found hanging, including the developing case of Trey Reed, questioning the investigations and societal responses. Through case studies, they highlight the patterns of racial violence and the need for awareness and change, particularly in Mississippi.
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Affirmative Murder
Affirmative Murder is the true crime comedy podcast hosted by Alvin Williams and Francel Evans. Each week they swap murder stories from marginalized communities, while trying not to rant about anything from fast food, to what is actually buried in graveyards...Follow them as they shed a light on the darker side of true crime, pun intended.
