Murder Mystery Memos Blog

Welcome to the blog that accompanies the Whodunnit Dinners podcast: a lighthearted podcast based around whodunnits and related dinners. During Ep #5, Katie takes us into Dorothy L Sayers’ first novel featuring Lord Peter Wimsey. ‘Whose Body?’ begins with the discovery of an unknown person’s naked body in a bath tub in London. And Helen tells you how to make kedgeree, without being naked or in a bath tub. 

Hello again and welcome to the blog that serves as a side dish to our WhoDunnit Dinners murder mystery podcast, in which we chew-the-cud over a mur...

Halloween is the perfect time to embrace your inner detective and turn your gathering into an unforgettable night of intrigue and excitement. Imagi...

Step into a world where secrets lurk in the shadows and intrigue is just a clue away! Murder mystery games are sweeping the entertainment scene, of...

This blog is a side dish to our delicious new Whodunnitdinners podcast. In episode #3, Katie talks about ‘The Dirty Streets of Heaven,’ by Tad Williams, a genre-bending book which is an unusual combination of fantasy and murder mystery. If you want to hear more about the angel Bobby Dollar and his quest to solve the mystery of why the souls of the dead are disappearing, check out the podcast.  If, however, you want to learn more about burritos and what the heaven and earth they have to do with the book, hang around here!

Episode #2 of our WhodunnitDinners podcast is based around the Georges Simenon book, ‘Felicie’. This accompanying blog shares three recipes from nothern France that would not be out of place in the world of the charming detective and main character in the book Felicie: Inspector Maigret. 

What do you get if you cross a devilish whodunnit detective story set in mid-century Japan, two murder mystery dinner party writers and a plate of grilled chicken? Episode #1 of the Whodunnitdinners podcast, that’s what! In this blog post we share cooking tips and recipes to accompany the dishes discussed in the podcast. 

Summer's coming, Hen nights are looming. And we all know that planning a hen night 'in' is essential: to save money, accommodate the mother of the...

We’ve rounded up our favourite chaotic, creative, and laugh-out-loud Easter games to help you make the most of your family time this spring.

Valentine’s Day is the perfect excuse to dress up with your partner—but why settle for predictable when you can go for killer style instead? Wheth...

Ah, Valentine’s Day—a time for roses, chocolates, and…murder? Forget the candlelit dinners and predictable rom-com marathons. This year, why not t...