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I'll discuss the podcast My Favorite Murder in the context of consumer gratifications and ethics. I will dive more narrowly into the seven gratification factors and the idea of media as value suppliers as well as media access and freedom of expression under the ethics and values column.

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Increased Podcast Popularity Statistics 

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Increased Podcast Popularity Statistics 

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Podcast Stats from 2018

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"Life is as horribly terrifying as it is hilarious," Karen Kilgariff

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Karen Kilgariff and Georgia Hardstark created and host a widely popular true crime and comedy podcast in 2016 called My Favorite Murder. Since then, the show has broken records and sparked an interactive fan base that goes by the name of “Murderinos.” A top 10 regular on iTunes’ comedy podcast chart, My Favorite Murder has been featured in Entertainment Weekly, The Atlantic, Nylon, and Rolling Stone magazine. Their lighthearted comedy mixed with devastating tales of murder make for a very special and unique podcast experience.

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The show’s recipe involves dark humor and earnest empathy in equal measure; the moral is, if women can laugh in the face of an ax murderer, they can easily laugh at the stressors and conflicts in everyday life. The hosts advise their fanbase to “fuck politeness,” reject toxic masculinity and lock the damn door ― recommendations that teeter between feminist mantras and classic murder-dodging logic.

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"Don’t take things for granted or judge books by covers and don’t do the things that average people get tricked by.” - Georgia Hardstark