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Death Penalty in the U.S.: Botched Executions, Lethal Injection & the Fight Over Justice This week on Kush & Crime, we’re breaking down the disturbing reality of capital punishment, from botched lethal injections to the electric chair and firing squad. Can the justice system get it wrong when the punishment is death? Plus, Briana reviews Chocolate Bars, a strain that is NOT so sweet, and we share some wild high stories during our Smoke Break! Do you support the death penalty? Drop your thoughts in the comments. Listen now and follow Kush & Crime for more true crime, controversial cases, and cannabis conversations. #KushAndCrime #TrueCrimePodcast #DeathPenalty #CapitalPunishment #LethalInjection #TrueCrime #CannabisPodcast #Potcast

🚨 SIX YEARS LATER, JASON LANDRY HAS BEEN FOUND. 🚨 In 2020, 21-year-old Jason Landry disappeared after his car was found crashed and abandoned on a rural road in Luling, Texas. His clothes were scattered around the scene, his phone and personal belongings were left behind, and Jason was nowhere to be found. For years, questions surrounding his disappearance remained unanswered — including why the crash scene wasn't properly secured, why evidence wasn't immediately collected, and whether investigators were too quick to assume Jason simply wandered away after the crash. And then… an update. In September 2026, human remains were discovered on private property near where Jason disappeared, soon after the remains were identified as Jason. But finding Jason doesn't mean the questions are over. What happened after that crash? Why was he never found during the original searches? And will investigators finally determine how he died? 🎙️ In this episode, we're revisiting Jason Landry's case with updated information — and asking the questions that still don't have answers. 🌿 Strain of the day: Wild Card — an infused, three-way hybrid that earned an 8/10. Light up, settle in, and join us for another deep dive into a case that still leaves us with more questions than answers. #KushAndCrime #TrueCrimePodcast #TrueCrime #JasonLandry #MissingPerson #UnsolvedMystery #ColdCase #TrueCrimeCommunity #CrimePodcast #PodcastEpisode #MissingPersons #ColdCases

Lizzie Borden took an axe, and gave her mother 40 whacks. When she saw what she had done, she gave her father 41...or did she? Spooky season is officially here, buds! And we’re kicking it off with one of the most infamous unsolved mysteries in American true crime: Lizzie Borden. In 1892, Andrew and Abby Borden were brutally murdered inside their Fall River home. Lizzie was accused, arrested, and put on trial—but despite a mountain of suspicious circumstances, the evidence was ultimately deemed circumstantial, and she was found not guilty. So… if Lizzie didn’t do it, who did? And if she did… how did she get away with it? 👀 Sam & Briana break down the family drama, the suspicious timeline, the missing murder weapon, the infamous dress-burning incident, the courtroom evidence, and the mystery that has kept people debating Lizzie’s guilt for more than 130 years. Briana's Bud: Polar Dusk Would you have found Lizzie guilty? Tell us what you think. 👇 #KushAndCrime #TrueCrime #TrueCrimePodcast #LizzieBorden #CrimePodcast #SpookySeason #UnsolvedMystery #MurderMystery #TrueCrimeCommunity #Potcast

A house filled with blood, drugs, rumors of murder… and human remains buried in the backyard. This week on Kush & Crime, Sam and Briana dive into the disturbing story of Pazuzu Algarad, a self proclaimed Satanist whose filthy North Carolina home became the center of drugs, animal sacrifices, violence, manipulation, and ultimately murder. Before the bodies were found, police received multiple reports about possible killings at Pazuzu’s home, including warnings about bodies allegedly being buried in the backyard. Yet years would pass before investigators finally uncovered the remains of Tommy Welch and Josh Wetzel. We break down Pazuzu’s disturbing history, the people who became part of his inner circle, the warning signs that were repeatedly reported to authorities, and the investigation that eventually exposed what had been happening inside the infamous house. We also discuss the murder of Joseph Chandler, Pazuzu’s role in encouraging others to commit violence, and what happened to the people involved after the truth finally came to light. But before things get dark, we're talking Super Boof for this episode’s strain of the day — including its purple, crystal covered appearance, sweet cherry aroma, disappointing dusty breakup, and a name that leads Sam and Briana into one seriously questionable conversation... Light up, settle in, and join us for another wild trip into true crime. Stay safe, stay lifted, buds. #KushAndCrime #TrueCrimePodcast #PazuzuAlgarad #TrueCrime #CrimePodcast #CannabisPodcast #SuperBoof #Potcast

This week on Kush & Crime, we’re heading back to New England to talk about the heartbreaking disappearance and murder of 16 year old Molly Bish. Molly was a beloved daughter, sister, friend, athlete, and lifeguard who disappeared from Comins Pond in Warren, Massachusetts, in June 2000. Her belongings were left behind exactly where she had set them down, but Molly was nowhere to be found. What followed was a massive search, years of unanswered questions, multiple persons of interest, frustrating investigative twists, and a family that refused to let Molly’s story disappear. We’re breaking down the suspicious white car, the infamous sketch, the discovery of Molly’s remains three years later, the suspects who came and went, and the developments that have kept this case alive more than two decades later. And of course, we’ve got Briana’s Buds 🌿🍌 featuring Tropicana Banana and a whole lot of questionable commentary about hydration, porcupines, and Kronk. 🎙️ Listen now wherever you get your podcasts. If you know anything about Molly Bish’s disappearance, even something you think might be insignificant, please come forward and call 508-453-7575. 🖤 Remember Molly. Keep her story alive. Follow Heather Bish on TikTok: Justice for Molly Bish @heatherkbish #KushAndCrime #TrueCrimePodcast #TrueCrime #MollyBish #MollyBishCase #JusticeForMollyBish #UnsolvedMurder #MissingPersons #ColdCase #TrueCrimeCommunity #CrimePodcast #UnsolvedCases #MassachusettsTrueCrime #NewEnglandTrueCrime #BrianasBuds #Podcast

In this weeks episode of Kush & Crime, Sam and Briana discuss the shocking Chris Watts case, one of the most notorious true crime cases involving a family annihilator in modern American criminal history. The episode begins with another Briana’s Bud Breakdown, where Briana revisits the Strawberries & Cream cannabis strain and gives her honest review of the flavor, appearance, effects, price, and—most importantly—how much of a pain in the ass it is to break up. Then we dive into the Watts family murders. Sam walks Briana through the relationship between Chris Watts and Shanann Watts, their marriage, their two daughters Bella and Celeste, Shanann's pregnancy, and the warning signs that something was seriously wrong behind the couple's seemingly perfect social media presence. We discuss Shanann's growing suspicions, Chris Watts' affair with Nichol Kessinger, Shanann's disappearance, the police investigation, Chris Watts' infamous television interview, his failed polygraph test, and the interrogation that ultimately led to his confession. The case takes an especially heartbreaking turn as we discuss what happened to Shanann, her unborn son, and her two young daughters—and how Chris Watts initially attempted to blame Shanann for the deaths of their children. Sam and Briana also discuss the disturbing concept of family annihilators and the comparisons people have made between the Chris Watts case and the Lindsay Clancy case, while separating confirmed facts from allegations and speculation. If you're interested in true crime, criminal psychology, murder cases, family annihilation, Chris Watts, Shanann Watts, true crime podcasts, and infamous criminal cases, this is an episode you won't want to miss. Grab your buds, settle in, and join us for another episode of Kush & Crime. Stay safe and stay lifted

A fatal overdose. A boyfriend with a rap sheet. And a 911 call that sounds wrong from the very first seconds. If you care about true crime cases where the story keeps changing, this Shelby Perkins episode will pull you in fast. Sam and Briana unpack the heartbreaking case of Shelby Perkins, a young woman from Wisconsin whose death led investigators into a web of heroin use, shifting timelines, and a boyfriend named Mitch whose version of events keeps collapsing under pressure. The conversation gets even more powerful because Shelby's sister Audrey reached out personally to have her story told, and her perspective shapes the entire episode. Sam and Briana don't just walk through the evidence—they challenge the details in real time, question the inconsistencies, and call out the moments that feel impossible to ignore. Along the way, they also break down the dangers of addiction, the signs of a manipulated story, and why proper CPR knowledge can matter in the worst possible moment. This is a devastating, detail-heavy case for listeners who want more than a surface-level recap. If you want a true crime episode with real emotional weight, a personal family connection, and a case that keeps getting more disturbing the deeper it goes, this one belongs in your queue.

THE CECIL HOTEL & ELISA LAM This week on Kush & Crime, we’re checking into one of the most infamous hotels in true crime history: the Cecil Hotel. Before we get into Elisa Lam’s mysterious disappearance and the bizarre elevator footage that sent the internet into a frenzy, we’re taking a look at the hotel’s disturbing history, which includes murders, suicides, drug overdoses, and some seriously notorious guests. Then we dive into Elisa’s disappearance, the infamous elevator footage, the rooftop water tanks, the internet theories, and the questions that still surround her death. 🌿 STRAIN OF THE DAY: Peyton’s Pie18% THC • Non-infused pre-roll • 2/10 rating It may have been free, but Briana describes it as having major “old people weed” energy. The good news? We survived it and followed it up with something better. Because… if it’s free, it’s for me. 🎬 SMOKE BREAK TOPIC:What are your favorite movies to watch when you’re baked? We get VERY off track talking about our comfort movies—including Harry Potter, The Hobbit, The Dark Crystal, Labyrinth, Pineapple Express, Adam Sandler classics, Dazed and Confused and the movies that are an absolute NOPE when you’re high. 🍿🌿 So spark up, get comfortable, and come check into the Cecil with us… just maybe don’t drink the water. Listen now and let us know: What movie is your ultimate stoner comfort watch? #KushAndCrime #CecilHotel #ElisaLam #ElisaLamCase #TrueCrimePodcast #TrueCrime #TrueCrimeCommunity #CrimePodcast #TrueCrimeTok #TrueCrimeInstagram #UnsolvedMystery #StonerPodcast #Potcast #PeytonsPie #StonerMovies #BakedAndWatching

This week on Kush & Crime, we’re talking about the life, legacy, and tragic murder of Selena Quintanilla. From becoming the Queen of Tejano music and inspiring an entire generation, to her whirlwind romance with Chris Pérez, her rise toward international stardom, and the shocking betrayal that ended her life far too soon... Sam and Briana break down the story behind the icon we all know and love. Selena’s story is one of talent, family, love, ambition, and ultimately, a betrayal that caused a devastating loss that shook the world. 🌿 Brianna’s Buds: Cheese Breath — an 8/10🌿 Sam’s Bud: Donut Trip So spark one up, settle in, and get ready for a case that hits a little different. 💨💀 #KushAndCrime #KushAndCrimePodcast #TrueCrimePodcast #TrueCrime #SelenaQuintanilla #Selena #SelenaQuintanillaPerez #Tejano #SelenaFans #TrueCrimeCommunity #CrimePodcast #Potcast #PodcastEpisode #PodcastLife #BrianasBuds

When the weed business gets deadly, things go way beyond being “tangled up in the weeds.” This week on Kush & Crime, we’re diving into the story of Tushar Atre and the dangerous intersection of legal cannabis, the black market, big money, and even bigger egos. What starts with a dream of building a legitimate cannabis empire quickly becomes a complicated web of business partners, secret grows, extraction labs, shady deals, and people who probably should've thought twice before shaking hands. But before we get into the case, we're lighting up Black Sundae for our Strain of the Day 🍃🔥 — and yes, the bud comes in an actual glass coffee mug. Because apparently weed can have better packaging than some of our kitchenware. And a HUGE thank you to everyone who has been listening! ❤️ We're getting dangerously close to 100 Instagram followers, and when we hit that milestone, we're launching a Kush & Crime giveaway with some goodies, merch, stickers, and even some vintage Kush & Crime surprises. 👀 So hit that follow button, share this episode with your favorite true-crime-loving meat bag, and spark up & settle in. 🎧 New episode out now! #KushAndCrime #TrueCrime #TrueCrimePodcast #CrimePodcast #CannabisCrime #CannabisCulture #WeedAndCrime #TrueCrimeCommunity #Podcast #CrimeJunkie #StonerPodcast #420 #Cannabis #Potcast #TrueCrimeTok #PodcastLife

Grab your buds, spark one up, and settle in... because this one only gets darker. Part 2 of the Ariel Castro case is here, and it's one of the hardest stories we've ever covered. This week we continue the horrifying timeline of Michelle Knight's captivity, the kidnappings of Amanda Berry and Gina DeJesus, and the unimaginable abuse they endured for years. We also dive into the heartbreaking failures that left these women trapped while warning signs were repeatedly missed. Before the darkness sets in, Brianna shares our Strain of the Day: Uh-Huh from Ooh Wee, and somehow we end up in a full-blown debate over whether you can actually "turn off" a joint. So we have to know...👇 Can you turn a joint on and off... or do you only light and put it out? Tell us in the comments because this debate isn't ending anytime soon. Listen now wherever you get your podcasts. #KushAndCrime #TrueCrime #TrueCrimePodcast #Potcast #CannabisCommunity #TrueCrimeAddict #CrimePodcast #MichelleKnight #AmandaBerry #GinaDeJesus #ArielCastro #JusticeForVictims #StayLifted #PodcastLife #TrueCrimeCommunity #WomenSupportingWomen #CrimeStories #PodcastRecommendation #420Community #SmokeAndListen

Some cases are so disturbing they stay with you long after you finish researching them...and this is one of them. This week we're diving into Part 1 of the horrifying case of Ariel Castro, the Cleveland bus driver who secretly built a house of horrors while hiding in plain sight. Before the world knew about the kidnappings that shocked the nation, there were decades of warning signs. We trace Castro's childhood, his escalating violence, the unimaginable abuse suffered by his wife Nilda, and the failures that allowed him to continue terrorizing those closest to him. Then, we follow the heartbreaking story of Michelle Knight, whose difficult life made her vulnerable to a predator who exploited her desperation. What began as a simple request for directions ended with Michelle disappearing into Castro's home—where a nightmare was only beginning. Strain of the day: Gusherlicious- A sweet, fruity strain that helped us get through one of the darkest cases we've covered yet. Grab your buds, settle in, and join Sam and Briana as we get baked like grandma's cookies and discuss one of the most chilling true crime cases in modern history. Follow us on social media for case photos, episode updates, and behind-the-scenes content, and don't forget to rate, review, and subscribe so you never miss an episode. #KushAndCrime #TrueCrime #TrueCrimePodcast #ArielCastro #MichelleKnight #ClevelandKidnappings #CrimePodcast #420Friendly #Potcast #TrueCrimeCommunity

On September 22, 2006, 16-year-old Cassie Jo Stoddart was house-sitting for her cousin in Pocatello, Idaho. She was supposed to spend the night with her boyfriend, watch the dog, and enjoy a quiet weekend away from home. But that night, things took a twisted turn that came straight out of a horror movie. What happened next would become one of the most disturbing murders in Idaho history. After the lights in the house mysteriously shut off and the sound of breaking glass came from downstairs, Cassie was left alone in the house. Two days later, she was found dead, stabbed 30 times. At first, investigators were left with a seemingly impossible mystery, but the truth was far more disturbing. As police began questioning the teenagers involved, their stories started to unravel. Hidden evidence was recovered from a canyon. Bloody clothing, masks, knives, notes, and a damaged videotape. This week on Kush & Crime, Sam and Briana talk about the murder of Cassie Jo Stoddart and the twists and turns that led to her killer's identity. Grab your Strawberry Push-Pop and light up, this one is crazy. #KushAndCrime #TrueCrimePodcast #CassieJoStoddart #TrueCrime #CrimePodcast #MurderMystery #TrueCrimeCommunity #IdahoTrueCrime #TrueCrimeStories #CrimeDocumentary #Podcast #potcast

The investigation into the murder of Elizabeth Short, better known as the Black Dahlia, takes an even darker turn. In Part 2, Sam and Briana dive into the horrifying crime scene, the shocking autopsy findings, and the investigation that quickly spiraled into one of the most infamous unsolved murder cases in American history. From a crime scene that stunned even seasoned detectives to media interference, questionable police decisions, and a seemingly endless list of suspects, this case became as much about corruption and sensationalism as it was about finding a killer. Spark up some cherry do-si-dos, settle in, and join us as we break down one of true crime's most haunting cold cases. Make sure you go back and listen to Part 1 to understand where we left off! Follow @kushandcrime on Instagram, TikTok, Facebook & X #truecrimepotcast #coldcase #unsolvedmystery #blackdahlia

Before she became one of America's most infamous cold cases, Elizabeth Short was a young woman searching for a place to belong. In this episode, Sam and Briana trace Betty's life before the headlines. From a childhood marked by abandonment and hardship to her constant search for opportunity in wartime California. Along the way, she relied on the kindness of strangers, chased dreams of a better future, and left behind a trail of unanswered questions that would only deepen after her tragic death. This is the story of Elizabeth Short before she became the Black Dahlia. 🌹 Be sure to roll up some super lemon haze and settle in! Stay tuned for part 2 next Wednesday! 🎙️ Listen now wherever you get your podcasts. #TrueCrime #BlackDahlia #ElizabethShort #ColdCase #TrueCrimePodcast #History #UnsolvedMystery