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CRAP NOIR

By: CRAP NOIR Podcast Team
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  • Summary

  • We are CRAP NOIR – a podcast team dedicated to bringing you some subpar jokes along with a moderately funny twist on the classic noir genre and detective radio shows of years past. Beth is a downtrodden twenty-something – completely SHOCKED that no one wants to hire her with her oddly specific and definitely legitimate Master’s degree in Detective Literature. She spends her time searching Craiglist for jobs that require her highly-sought-after expertise, thanks to the free WiFi at local New Jersey coffee shop, The Big Steam. She bugs her favorite mediocre barista, Jim Jam, for hours on end so her mother believes she isn’t an unemployable failure. Luckily for Beth, her first case finally emerges when friendly farm chicken, Esmeralda, disappears. Time to see if Beth’s degree holds up in the real-world! Follow us on Twitter, Tumblr, and Instagram @crapnoir
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Episodes
  • Ep 1. The Poultry Prologue

    Ep 1. The Poultry Prologue
    Feb 12 2020

    Beth discovers her first case as we discover her mediocre, unremarkable life.
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    11 mins
  • Ep 2. The Poultry Plot Twist

    Ep 2. The Poultry Plot Twist
    Apr 25 2020

    Beth faces off against a rival detective in the search for a missing chicken. 
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    28 mins
  • Blooper Track: Episode 1

    Blooper Track: Episode 1
    May 1 2020

    A look at what's really happening around the microphone.
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    9 mins
Literature & Fiction Comedy & Humour
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