Author and expert in classic crime, Kate Jackson, discusses non-Christie authors of the Golden Age and engages in a choose-your-own-adventure exercise inspired by Christie novels. They talk about surviving a classic crime novel, kitchen safety tips in Agatha Christie's works, delving into Christie's novels, her mastery of dialogue, and the preferences of readers for Hercule Poirot and Miss Marple.

Murder mystery author, Sophie Hannah, discusses her new murder mystery musical movie, 'The Mystery of Mr E.' She explores the process of writing and developing the play into a musical, as well as the unique motive in the mystery. They also discuss perspectives on the death penalty and the identity of the murderer. The episode provides entertainment for fans of mysteries, puzzles, and musicals.

If you like The Murder of Roger Ackroyd, then this episode is for you! If you like theater, then this episode is *really* for you! Mark was a delight; his passion for Ackroyd, theater, and all things Agatha Christie shines through our entire conversation. Enjoy! Click here to download the Orson Welles radio adaptation of The Murder of Roger Ackroyd referenced in the episode. Click here to visit and subscribe to the podcast's Patreon page. You can pre-order my upcoming mystery novel, The Busy Body, in the United States, the United Kingdom, and Australia and New Zealand. This episode is sponsored by Britbox. For listeners in the U.S. and Canada, click here and use the promo code "AGATHA" at checkout for 50% off the first month of your monthly subscription.

Mara Sinclair, Booktuber and Agatha Christie enthusiast, discusses the online world of readerly appreciation, including Booktube and Goodreads. They also dive into their perception of 'Nemesis' by Agatha Christie, their favorite Agatha Christie novels, and the love for a villain in 'Appointment with Death'. Additionally, they talk about Marvel adaptations and deciphering dense references in a challenging book.

'In a Glass Darkly' by Agatha Christie is a spooky story that combines elements of the supernatural with the rational. The podcast discusses the significance of food and alcohol in Christie's novels, explores productions of her plays, and delves into the publication history of the story. It also discusses the introduction and setting of the novel, and analyzes the aesthetics of the scene

Author Jamie Bernthal-Hooker discusses his satirical mystery book series 'Jessica Brick Investigates', inspired by Agatha Christie's Miss Marple. Topics include the use of satire and puns, Agatha Christie's comedic writing, her influence on the speaker's writing style, and the novel 'Jessica Brick Investigates' that captures Christie's essence. Upcoming episodes are mentioned, including a Halloween spooktacular and a televised adaptation of an Agatha Christie short story.

The All About Agatha podcast goes live at the Agatha Christie Festival, discussing Christie's greatest short stories, including 'Triangle at Rhodes' and 'Murder in the Muse'. They also explore 'Mr. Quinn' stories, a haunted doll, and the challenges of adapting Christie's works. Teasers are given for future conversations and events.

Yes, yes: Agatha Christie famously abstained from cocktails and all other alcoholic drinks. So how was it possible to write an entire book--and speak for an entire hour--about Christie and cocktails?! Take a listen and find out! Colleen's book, Agatha Whiskey: 50 Cocktails to Celebrate the Bestselling Novelist of All Time is available at all major booksellers. Click here to purchase Colleen's book in the UK, and here for purchase in the U.S. To pre-order my mystery novel, The Busy Body, click here. To visit and subscribe to the podcast's Patreon page, click here. This episode is sponsored by BetterHelp. Visit them here for 10% off your first month of therapy.

I loved geeking out with Karen over the top ten "food-related" books within the Christie canon, and I think you will too! Visit and subscribe to the podcast's Patreon page here. You can purchase Karen's book here. You can pre-order my mystery novel, The Busy Body, here. This episode is sponsored by BetterHelp. Visit them here for 10% off your first month of therapy.  

The podcast covers listener feedback and explores the parentage of a character in 'Cards on the Table'. They discuss allusions, the lives of Molly Myers and Ulrika Hyde, and the sense of community fostered by the podcast. They also delve into Agatha Christie's early plays and her theatrical career, including 'Towards Zero', 'Appointment with Death', and 'The Mousetrap'.