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End of the Year Episode | SistasWhoKill

·1 hr 31 min·5 clips

A brand-new house was shot up before Marah had even moved in.

1. Sistas Who Kill: A True Crime Podcast frames its end-of-year episode as a holiday-party check-in instead of a formal recap. 2. Marah and Taz host the episode, and they matter because they are the two voices steering the show’s year-end reflection and plans. 3. The episode is for looking back at 2024, naming the year’s hardest moments, and talking through what Sisters Who Kill wants to do next. 4. They open with champagne saved from their first sold-out live show in Atlanta. 5. They say the bottle was held back until the end of the year, and they toast to 2025 and 2026. 6. Marah and Taz then move through the year’s tour stops, beginning with Chicago and Charlotte. 7. Chicago included a karaoke night at Struggle Beer Bakery, a meet-and-greet, and food from Marah’s cousin. 8. They name ribs, deep-dish pizza, hot dogs, and a pork chop sandwich as part of the Chicago stop. 9. Marah says she took food home on a plane and kept some of it in the freezer until after she gave birth. 10. Charlotte brought a family turnout, but Marah also says her brand-new house had been shot up before she slept in it. 11. They describe Los Angeles as a show where the looks, hair, and styling mattered because Marah was already showing early in pregnancy. 12. Taz says she had to help find Marah’s outfit the night before the Los Angeles show. 13. They describe the Cleveland stop as a final tour date that turned into a travel run through Columbus and a two-hour drive. 14. Marah says her sister was pulled over in Ohio, stepped out for a sobriety test, and that Marah had flown with her passport instead of her driver’s license. 15. The hosts also talk about Motherhood Beyond Bars, a Georgia group they have supported since year one. 16. They explain that the organization helps caregivers with diapers, wipes, formula, paperwork, and help for mothers re-entering after release. 17. Marah says they reserve 10 percent of everything they make for community giving, comparing it to tithing at church. 18. They name future plans for Sisters Who Give as a 501(c)(3), including jail visits, storytelling, theater, and art therapy. 19. The tone is conversational, informal, and personal, with quick back-and-forth and a lot of family-memory storytelling. 20. Listeners who want tour stories, philanthropy, and host chemistry will fit this episode.

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An intimate, loose catch-up built around family logistics, travel, and shared laughter.

This episode of Sisters Who Kill keeps its focus on the hosts' own lives, with family travel, baby-shower planning, and the strain of moving back and forth carrying most of the conversation.

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