41 episodes
Who the (Bleep) Did I Marry? ID
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4.1 • 475 Ratings
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What if everything you knew about your partner was a lie? Who the Bleep Did I Marry? tells the true stories of people who thought they were happily married until they discovered a shocking secret about their spouse. From serial cheating to crime and even murder, Who The Bleep Did I Marry? features direct audio from ID’s hit television series, and will leave you wondering how the truths behind these scandalous spouses were kept hidden for so long.
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Introducing: Deadly Nightmares
If you enjoyed Who the Bleep Did I Marry? you may also enjoy Deadly Nightmares, a podcast from ID.
On Deadly Nightmares, hear the real-life stories of ordinary people stalked by serial killers and attackers. You’ll hear investigators and experts recount cases of unspeakable violence, with some episodes featuring the voices of survivors who lived to tell their story. Deadly Nightmares features direct audio from four hit ID series: Dead Silent, Your Worst Nightmare, Home Alone and Obsession: Dark Desires, along with haunting sound design and some reenactments.
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Evil Beauty
This is the last episode of Who The (Bleep) Did I Marry. For more ID content, listen to Deadly Nightmares wherever you get your podcasts.
When Matt Woods looked at Meri McCracken, he saw a beautiful woman, even though there had been rumors about Meri for years that earned her the nickname Crazy Meri. Matt chose to ignore it, but within months, his marriage was a living hell.
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A Deadly Secret
Shawna Williams thought that by marrying one of her oldest friends, she was guaranteed a long and fulfilling partnership. She had no way of knowing that her husband Shawn had been harboring a threatening secret since their very first date.
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Dangerous Consequences
Love was the last thing on Rachel McFarland's mind, until she fell for shy, single dad, Darrell Wilson. Their marriage didn't last long and when Rachel moved on, she and her new beau would discover just how deadly Darrell's wrath could be.
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Campus Creep
Fifteen-year-old Kari Rogers lived her life in the fast lane. So in 1991 when her friends introduced her to 18-year-old, Lonnie Keith, the two moved quickly and got married. But Kari quickly found out that Lonnie had many dirty little secrets.
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Poison Love
When Army veteran Nathan Richardson settles into civilian life, he falls for actress Shannon Rogers. Not long after they took their vows, Nathan discovered the devil behind Shannon's smile and would soon find himself in a matter of national security.
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Customer Reviews
Robotic host but overall good content
I feel like the host voice is a disjointed cross between computer generation and AI. The stories are good, sometimes the splicing of conversation is hard to follow with some of the victims but an overall good podcast.
Great!
I don’t mind the narrator’s voice, and the re-enactments are very good. 100% recommend!
Great topic and format - cringe campy narrator
This a really fun topic and the format and pace is good. The narrator’s cringe inducing campy style is a bit insulting to the traumatic topic.