Criminalia

iHeart Podcast Network

Humans have always committed crimes. What can we learn from the criminals and crimes of the past, and have humans gotten better or worse over time?

Episodes

Farewell, From Criminalia, and Thanks for All the Crime

'America': The Stolen Golden Toilet

Mayhem, Madness, and Marshmallow the Bunny: When the World Lost Its Mind Over Beanie Babies

Piano 'Movers' Play a Felonious Tune

California Nut Crimes: Nuts Cases Can Be Difficult to Crack

Opening the Lid on Manhole Cover Capers

Big Syrup': The Great Canadian Maple Syrup Heist

Welcome to the Season Finale of Criminalia: THE GENTLEMEN ROBBER

The Guillotine's First Victim: French Highwayman Nicolas-Jacques Pelletier

Tom Cox: The 'Handsome' Highwayman Who Robbed the King's Jester

Jonathan Wild: The Thief-Taker or Thief? Or Both?

Juraj Jánošík: How a Slovak Bandit Became a National Hero

William Davis: Farmer by Day, Highwayman by Night

The Life and Death of the Laughing Highwayman: Jerry Abershawe

The First and Final Crimes of Jocelin Harwood

The Tale of Highway Robber William Spiggot and His Death

Scoop: John Nevison Was Not Dick Turpin and Dick Turpin Was Not John Nevison

The Adventures of Robber Lewis: Counterfeiter/Robber/Jailbreaker

Joan and Edward: The Bonnie and Clyde of Highway Robbery

Not Every Tom, Dick, and Harry Were Highwaymen; But These Were