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Lizzie Borden Podcast

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Original podcasts on all things related to Lizzie Borden and her Fall River, Massachusetts.Copyright 2021 All rights reserved. Biographies & Memoirs Social Sciences True Crime World
Episodes
  • Lizzie Borden Podcast, Episode 44: Interview with Kristofer Geddie
    Sep 6 2026

    In this episode we interview Kristofer Geddie, the Executive Director of Venice Theatre in Venice, Florida, the oldest community theatre in Florida, which is celebrating its 76th year in operation. Kris is also the director of Blood Relations by Sharon Pollock, a unique play about the Lizzie Borden case, which runs from October 9 to November 1 of this year.

    Kristofer Geddie is Venice Theatre’s Executive Director after serving as Director of Diversity and General Manager. He holds a BFA in Musical Theatre and an MA in Arts Administration and has been seen performing on stages worldwide. In addition to Venice Theatre, Kris serves on the Ambassador Circle for Embracing our Differences, the personnel and Equity/Inclusion committees for Southeastern Theatre Conference, is the treasurer of the Florida Theatre Conference, the Florida State community theatre representative, a mentor for Take Stock in Children, and is thrilled to serve as a Board Member for Squeaky Wheel Theatre Group, Sarasota Arts and Cultural Alliance, Suncoast Black Arts Collaborative, and President for the American Association of Community Theatre.

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    54 mins
  • Lizzie Borden Podcast, Episode 43: Interview with Steven Cheslik-deMeyer
    Jun 22 2026

    In this episode we interview Steven Cheslik-deMeyer, who, along with Alan Stevens Hewett and Tim Maner, created the rock opera Lizzie, which is enjoying a world-wide production life, from its humble beginnings as a 45 minute, 4-song experimental musical, created for the tiny mythic theatre company in the 1990s. LIZZIE has grown to be a nearly two-hour, four-woman show, with a six-piece rock band, that has quite the cult following.

    Steven is a lyricist, musician, author, and artist who is currently writing a book that combines memoir, family lore, and twentieth century queer history. He lives in New York City with his husband. You can read his blog at stevencheslikdemeyer.com

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    1 hr and 9 mins
  • Lizzie Borden Podcast, Episode 42: Interview with Derrick and Brian Belanger
    Apr 15 2026

    In this episode we interview with Derrick and Brian Belanger, publishers of Belanger Books, one of the world’s most prominent Sherlock Holmes publishers. Founded in 2015, they have an ever-expanding library of anthologies and novels. Derrick and Brian discuss their publishing house and areas of interest, as well as how Lizzie Borden fits into the Sherlock Holmes world.

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    1 hr and 16 mins
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1st, I learned a new word. I ❤️ the line by line breakdown. Great host & guests.

Best Breakdown of the Doggerel

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This is a thoughtful, well-researched, engrossing series which reveals a fascinating woman behind the usual hype and hysteria. Additionally, the host's voice is as smooth and rich as a fine glass of port. Well done.

Excellent Series

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I found the episodes on the "Primer" of the Case really interesting and informative. I liked Sarah Miller's skepticism and fussiness about exactly what is known and what is legend or interpretation. I felt like I got a good grasp of the actual known facts of the case.

However it is just a "primer". I was looking forward to the actual debate and discussion, instead there are episodes from the host's current fictional series of Lizzie Borden-derived detective stories. Huh? I know it's an ongoing series so I hope there's more discussion of the case.

I want to know about the locked doors. If LB did not commit the crime, then when could someone have gotten into the house with the doors being locked all the time? Where would they have hidden in the house and how would they have escaped? If it was a madman, why wouldn't they have slaughtered everyone in the house? There was just too much left unaddressed.

The host is good and the presentation is good.

Good Presentation, Where is the Debate?

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