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Be Gay Solve Crimes

Be Gay Solve Crimes

begaysolvecrimespodcast 16 Episodes Oct 14, 2026

A false crime podcast hosted by Mia Mulder, November Kelly, and their local librarian Lucy. They investigate pop-culture copaganda and explore why they wanted to become detectives before transitioning.

Episodes

Episode 17 - Sleuth (2007)
Episode 17 - Sleuth (2007) Oct 14, 2026 4964 This week on Be Gay Solve Crimes, we take a trip down memory lane to the year 2007, and immediately remember why the hell we ran away from there. It's the toxically theatrical and theatrically toxic Sleuth, a film that no one saw, but we assume everyone who did went on to transition. Join us as we invent Lancashire Simlish, Nova returns to the Late Noughties with a baseball bat to give it a piece
[PREVIEW] Episode P - Fargo (Bonus Episode)
[PREVIEW] Episode P - Fargo (Bonus Episode) Oct 7, 2026 631 You asked one question: Are the Be Gay Solve Crimes girlies ever going to cover a Coen brothers film?  And after all this time, we finally answered. Oh yah. You betcha.  Join us as Nova debates the best kind of walkie talkie sound effect, Mia gets very passionate about office feng shui, and Lucy completely butchers the pronunciation of Peter Stormare. To listen to the full version of this bonus ep
Episode 16 - The Pink Panther (1963)
Episode 16 - The Pink Panther (1963) Sep 30, 2026 5569 This week on Be Gay Solve Crimes, we’re getting a deeper shade of pinko and somehow yet more pan about it for the first of many Inspector Clouseau films; it’s that maddeningly madcap sixties classic, The Pink Panther! Join us as discuss the best way to coax some feeling back into David Niven’s little blue acorn, get distracted by Lucy’s childhood trauma, and finally work out once and for all what
[PREVIEW] Episode O - Insomnia (Bonus Episode)
[PREVIEW] Episode O - Insomnia (Bonus Episode) Sep 23, 2026 474 It's Scandi Week on Be Gay Solve Crimes, and so we're catching a red-eye flight above the Arctic circle to the city that never sleeps (Norwegian), just in time to check out a dazzlingly depressing work of sunlit Scandinavian noir, a film so Norse they made it tworce, it’s Insomnia (1997) starring Stellan Scarsgård! Join us as Nova subtly tries to get Lucy to transform her into a musical jingle, Lu
Episode 15 - Clue (1985) featuring Victoria Scott!
Episode 15 - Clue (1985) featuring Victoria Scott! Sep 16, 2026 5958 This week on Be Gay Solve Crimes, we pay our respects to the late, great Tim Curry with a special episode on possibly the most famous adaptation of a board game ever, Clue! Join us as we welcome back our favourite Professional Automotive Journalist Victoria Scott of Tran Girlismo as a guest, Mia reveals the secrets of her shameful Swedish musical theatre-kid past and Lucy whips out her pitch perfe
[PREVIEW] Episode N - The Naked Gun (Bonus Episode)
[PREVIEW] Episode N - The Naked Gun (Bonus Episode) Sep 9, 2026 412 This week on Be Gay Solve Crimes, we're taking what will be the first of many looks at Lt. Frank Drebin to prove that cops and women DO mix, starting with The Naked Gun (1988)! Join us as Lucy succumbs to rapid onset face blindness, Mia finally finds the missing piece of her life’s most elusive jigsaw puzzle, and Nova gets us all on a Skyrim tangent so obscure that it might as well be considered i
Episode 14 - The Long Goodbye (1973)
Episode 14 - The Long Goodbye (1973) Sep 2, 2026 6516 This week on Be Gay Solve Crimes, we're going back to 1970s Los Angeles if you can imagine such a thing. It's the Raymond Chandler classic The Long Goodbye with our beloved work-husband Philip Marlowe! Join us as you hallucinate us all hosting a podcast for you, Nova outlines exactly which hobbies are sure signs of trans-femininity, Mia tells us about what it is about Mexico that gets her dog all
[PREVIEW] Episode M - Black Coal, Thin Ice (Bonus Episode)
[PREVIEW] Episode M - Black Coal, Thin Ice (Bonus Episode) Aug 26, 2026 372 This week on Be Gay Solve Crimes, we welcome the Chinese century with our most Brackets Chinese detective movie yet. A film that might be described as “what if someone made Disco Elysium the movie but set in Heilongjiang instead of Estonia.” It’s Black Coal, Thin Ice (2014), a.k.a. Daylight Fireworks. Join us for a 2 hour extravaganza where we take a firm stance against the Nightcrawler Body-Cam s
Episode 13 - Sherlock Holmes (2009)
Episode 13 - Sherlock Holmes (2009) Aug 19, 2026 5859 This week on Be Gay Solve Crimes, we thought it was about time we checked in on our Boy* in the Deerstalker**, and what better place to find him than Guy Ritchie's 2009 brawl-fest Sherlock Holmes (2009) starring the acclaimed actor Robert Downey's acclaimed actor son. Join us as Nova gets discombobulated by Hans Zimmer doing terrible things to a piano, Mia finally divulges her bedtime (so you can
[PREVIEW] Episode L - Rear Window (Bonus Episode)
[PREVIEW] Episode L - Rear Window (Bonus Episode) Aug 12, 2026 643 On this week's bonus episode of Be Gay Solve Crimes, we're getting voyeuristic about it Alfred Hitchcock-style with the curtain-twitching classic Rear Window (1954), featuring simultaneously the best dressed and worst dressed arm-chair sleuths we've yet seen. Join us as we give ourselves Grace Kelly dysphoria, Mia comes out swinging on behalf of Team "Rear Window Is Bad", Nova talks us through wha
Episode 12 - Hank Quinlan in Touch of Evil (1958)
Episode 12 - Hank Quinlan in Touch of Evil (1958) Jul 29, 2026 4799 This week on Be Gay Solve Crimes, we’re getting in touch with the evil side of detectives, where policing, repression, and even Hollywood makeup can get a shade too dark. That’s right, it’s Orson Welles’ Touch of Evil (1958). Join us as we all fangirl over one of our favourite honey-voiced filmmakers, Nova recounts the anecdote of the angriest she’s ever seen Lucy, Mia goes to war with a fly, and
[PREVIEW] Episode K - Who Framed Roger Rabbit, Featuring Devon! (Bonus Episode)
[PREVIEW] Episode K - Who Framed Roger Rabbit, Featuring Devon! (Bonus Episode) Jul 22, 2026 516 On this extra special bonus episode of Be Gay Solve Crimes, we're joined by our dear friend Devon of Kill James Bond to talk about one of the most transgender detective films of all time, a movie we've been itching to do ever since we started this podcast, it's the hybrid cartoon film noir classic, Who Framed Roger Rabbit (1988). Join us as Nova activates theologian mode to explore the theologica

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