Drunk Women Solving Crime

Joining the force today is actor Helen George, so we have two detective Georges, but does this mean twice the crime solving skills?

Helen starts us off with a mystery story which saw life somewhat imitating art, to a potentially mind-bending level. 

The George / Glenn collective then set to work sorting a tawdry tale of the ultimate fashion victims.

And our listener crime shows that although farm girls don't travel, they will have NO problem taking you to court. 

In the second part of the DWSC February residency, the hilarious Kyrah Gray popped in to tell us about some unlawful activity, which, thanks to the mums in audience - and Will Smith - might just get solved, watch this space!

The gang then see if they can shed any light on a poisoning from the past, before this episode's audience crime story from someone whose niece obviously knows a thing or two about the family's criminal secrets. 

The London Residency is back at The Museum of Comedy in 2025! There are shows in February, March, April, May and June. Full info and tickets here

In the second part of the DWSC February residency, the hilarious Kyrah Gray popped in to tell us about some unlawful activity, which, thanks to the mums in audience - and Will Smith - might just get solved, watch this space!

The gang then see if they can shed any light on a poisoning from the past, before this episode's audience crime story from someone whose niece obviously knows a thing or two about the family's criminal secrets. 

The London Residency is back at The Museum of Comedy in 2025! There are shows in February, March, April, May and June. Full info and tickets here

The DWSC London residency is back, baby, and Freya Parker kicked things off in fine style, as our first live guest for '25! 

As always, guests are asked to share a crime story from their own lives, and Freya's story leads us into the unexpected debate of selling organs vs your passport, what a choice to have to make.

We then delve into the world of criminality with a protagonist who certainly took a gamble on their risky career choices.

And finally, we hear from a member of the audience, who has more patience for a persistent door knocker than most!

The London Residency is back at The Museum of Comedy in 2025! There are shows in February, March, April, May and June. Full info and tickets here

Joining the team today is someone who despite an early start on the wrong side of the tracks, makes one hell of a detective.

As you'll hear from Jessie Cave's crime story, cheating in the Duke of Edinburgh Award Scheme can set your life on a path to destruction and mayhem. 

Thank goodness she learned the error of her ways, and what she lacks in wine knowledge, she makes up for in snooping out a booze ridden criminal tale. 

Plus, in our listener crime, we learn that (unsurprisingly) that kittens are rarely any help in combating an intruder.

The London Residency is back at The Museum of Comedy in 2025! There are shows in February, March, April, May and June. Full info and tickets here

In this episode, the incredible Kath Hughes popped in to tell us about the time the fair came to town and the ne'er-do-wells that wreak havoc with the candy floss in its wake. 

The gang then decrypts a heist that Y2K could have severely messed up, if it had become a reality. And today's listener crime has us all scrabbling around for clues.

The London Residency is back at The Museum of Comedy in 2025! There are shows in February, March, April, May and June. Full info and tickets here