True Crime BnB

Welcome to True Crime BnB. I’m Beth, your host. This podcast began with my daughter as a space to honor victims and celebrate survivors. Now in Season 4, I’m continuing solo—ushering in a new chapter I call True Crime BnB: UNEXPECTED . These episodes are history with a side of crime . This is the sound of whitewashing being undone. I’m reaching into the past to find silenced voices—letting them speak, exposing the systems that buried them, and telling the stories no one ever taught me. Because I wasn’t supposed to know any of this. And that’s exactly why it matters. This podcast is for the victims, the survivors, and the histories they were written out of. This is the True Crime BnB .

True Crime BnB is a history podcast hosted by Beth, with 117 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Beth hosts True Crime BnB, a history show with 117 episodes published.

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  Episode #102

  Episode 102: You Drink, You Die; The Chemists' War

  Dec 12, 202516 minS4

  <p>Episode 102: You Drink, You Die; The Chemists’ War</p><p></p><p>What happens when morality becomes a weapon? During Prohibition, the U.S. government tried to scare people away from drinking alcohol by poisoning industrial ethanol. Instead, it unbridled a wave of tragedy that claimed thousands of lives.</p><p>From speakeasies alive with whispered passwords, to fortunes gained through bootlegging, to hospitals overwhelmed on Christmas Eve, this is the story of the Chemists’ War—a cautionary tale of zealotry, crime, and needless suffering.</p><p>And a reminder that freedom stumbles when personal choices are legislated. </p><p></p>...

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  Episode #101

  Episode 101; The Whitewashed Legacy of Racial Terrorism

  Sep 15, 20252h 14mS4

  <p>This episode confronts the sanitized narratives that have always obscured the brutal truth of racial terrorism in America. This isn’t just history—it’s true crime that was never treated as such. From lynchings to massacres buried beneath smug silence, this legacy of violence shaped communities, policies, and the contemporary distrust that many Black Americans have towards law enforcement and institutions.</p><p>The communities included within this episode, listed in the time stamps below, were devastated for the flimsiest of excuses and then buried without justice or acknowledgement. Most of us were never taught that these atrocities not on...

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  Episode #100

  Episode 100; The Bloodline of True Crime BnB

  Aug 4, 202515 minS4

  <p>This isn't our usual True Crime BnB. It’s not even ‘usual’ for Unexpected. It's a personal history—of how this podcast began, who it honors, and why it still matters.</p><p>From a plastic bucket microphone to a quiet archive of resistance, this episode isn’t just a milestone in numbers—it’s a milestone in voice. </p><p>It’s a tribute to the victims, the survivors, the listeners, and to Bailey and to our Baby Bear Puss—whose spirit shaped what this show became.</p><p>It’s about truth. Memory. And the resolve that some stories should...

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  True Crime BnB

  Bonus Episode 99.5: This is Not My Fourth of July

  Jul 4, 20255 minS4

  <p>This bonus episode reflects on Frederick Douglass’s fiery 1852 speech and Susan B. Anthony’s words from the U.S. Centennial in 1876—reminders that the rights many of us hold today were not freely given.</p><p>Civil rights for non-white men and women of all races were won only after generations of resistance, sacrifice, and struggle.</p><p>Let today be a day of radical remembrance. And action.</p><p></p><p>Find me here:</p><p>https://linktr.ee/TrueCrimeBnB?utm_source=linktree_profile_share</p><p>You can find me on Instagram or Facebook @TrueCrimeBnB, but I don...

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  Episode #99

  Episode 99: UNEXPECTED: The Longest Crime In U.S. History

  Jul 1, 20251h 34mS4

  <p>To understand the longest-running crime in U.S. history—committed against Native Americans—we go back to 1492, when Christopher Columbus set sail on a misguided voyage to “India.” We brought sickness to North America, which devastated First Nations Indigenous people. </p><p>Then we stole their land and killed their people, and despite our intrusions here, Native Americans were among the last people to be recognized as citizens and legally allowed to vote. </p><p>But even then the horrors weren't over--we stole their children and tried to erase their heritage. And if you didn’t know those crimes continued...

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