Chloe Smith & Emerson Meadows
How to Talk About Murder
In this podcast, Chloe Smith and Emerson Meadows travel through the world of murders to understand why they happened and either how they were solved or what has been uncovered in their cases.
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How to Talk About Amy Bradley 21.08.2025 31:59
In 1998, 23-year-old Amy Lynn Bradley vanished while on a family cruise aboard Rhapsody of the Seas . After a night of dancing, she was last seen on her balcony around dawn, but by morning she was gone, leaving only her cigarettes and lighter missing. In this episode of How to Talk About Murder , you will learn the full story of the disappearance of Amy Bradley and the many twists, false leads, an...
How to Talk About Charlie Brandt 13.02.2025 40:05
In this episode, Chloe Smith and Emerson Meadows travel to discuss the disturbing true crime case of Charlie Brandt , a seemingly normal man who hid a dark past. Brandt, an engineer living in Florida with his wife Teri , appeared to have a picture-perfect life. However, in 2004 , after evacuating due to Hurricane Ivan , he shockingly murdered his wife and niece, Michelle , before taking his own li...
How to Talk About Alyssa Burkett 29.01.2025 24:58
In this episode, Chloe goes in-depth to talk about the murder of Alyssa Burkett in Carrollton, TX. She talks about how she died, all while Emerson sits next to her, listening to see how he can answer some questions about who killed her and why they had that intent. Read all about this horrible murder here
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