Murder on Tap
True crime podcast review — 2026
"Two friends cover true crime cases over a drink with informal conversational style."
Who is this podcast for?
- ✓Listeners who prefer variety — a new case with every episode
Pros
- +Episodic format — great for both casual listeners and committed fans, start anywhere
About this podcast
Two friends cover true crime cases over a drink with informal conversational style.
Best episode to start with
Browse for a case that interests you
Episodic format — episodes can generally be enjoyed in any order
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Frequently Asked Questions about Murder on Tap
What is Murder on Tap about?
Two friends cover true crime cases over a drink with informal conversational style.
Is Murder on Tap worth listening to?
Our editorial verdict is "Good if US true crime interests you". The community has rated it 6.0/10 overall. Two friends cover true crime cases over a drink with informal conversational style.
Who is Murder on Tap for?
Murder on Tap is ideal for: Listeners who prefer variety — a new case with every episode.
What is the best episode of Murder on Tap to start with?
We recommend starting with Browse for a case that interests you. Episodes can generally be enjoyed in any order.
What podcasts are similar to Murder on Tap?
If you enjoy Murder on Tap, you might also like: Bloodline Detectives, Murder Unscripted, Rotten Mango, Profiler: True Crime Africa. See our full "Podcasts Like Murder on Tap" page for more recommendations.
Quick facts
- Format
- Episodic
- Host style
- Solo host
- Style
- Journalistic; measured
- Episode length
- 50-70 min
- Episodes
- Ongoing
- Country
- United States
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