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Apple #1622
Hosts: Derrick Levasseur, Stephanie Harlowe
Publisher: Stephanie Harlowe and Derrick Levasseur

Join retired police detective and private investigator Derrick Levasseur and true crime Youtube creator Stephanie Harlowe as they discuss the crimes making headlines while also taking a deeper look into cases that have fascinated them both personally and professionally. They’ll give plenty of insight and safety tips along the way to help make sure that no listener becomes the subject of the next episode….

~$1.8K
Estimated 30d gross ad earnings
$288–$12K · 4/4 reads
Jul 15–Aug 13 · episodes published
5
Unique Sponsors
84s
Avg promo duration
2%
Ad load (% runtime, last 5 eps)
Jul 18
Most recent

Who sponsors Crime Weekly?

5 brands

Crime Weekly has 6 quality-qualified public sponsor reads from 5 brands in AdReads, including Smalls, Factor, and Wild Grain. The most recent detected sponsor was Smalls on Jul 18. This is an observed dataset, not a complete advertiser roster.

Sponsor changes over time

Last 2 weeks
Week of Jun 29
1 read
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HHelix SleepHelix Sleep1
Week of Jul 13
5 reads
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Recent reads

Grouped by episode and date · showing 1–6 of 6
Harmony Montgomery | Her Killer’s Conviction Was Thrown Out (Part 4)
Episode date Jul 17
3 reads
WWild Grain
SSmallsSmalls
2
FFactorFactor1
IIQ BarIQ Bar1
Wild Grain26:42-27:42
Which is basically people who want bread, pastries, and pasta at home, but don't want to become that kind of person who says, I'll run out to the store and grab something real quick. We all know you're not going to. Exactly, because real quick is never real quick. Suddenly you're in the parking lot, you forgot what you came for, somehow you're leaving with paper towels, a rotisserie chicken, no bread, some random cinnamon bread that you're never going to eat. Uh, yeah. To be honest here, I that feels very specific, Stephanie. It is very specific. It's a lived experience, but Wild Grain. Wild Grain makes it so much easier. I love Wild Grain. You guys know. Derek loves Wild Grain. I love Wild Grain. I actually just got a box yesterday. Wild Grain is the first bake from frozen subscription box for sourdough breads, artisanal pastries and fresh pastas. Yes, and the bake from frozen part is extremely important because you don't have to plan ahead and for someone like me who all of a sudden, I'm just hungry to think about having to thaw it out for 20 to 30 minutes first time, almost deters me from wanting to even do it.
mid-rollCRIMEWEEKLY30Detected Jul 18
Est. value ~$450 · range $72–$3K
FFactor
Factor50:15-52:05
This episode is brought to you by Factor, and I feel like everyone knows the situation. Hunger hits, you're exhausted, and there's technically something healthy in your fridge that you could make, but suddenly your heart is actually wanting something that's probably not as responsible to eat. And for me, and I know for you too, eating well isn't really like a willpower problem. It's a... It's a set-up problem. It's a capacity issue. If I have good food ready to go, I'm fine. I'll have to plan it, shop for it, prep it, cook it, clean it up after. If I have to do that, that's where things fall apart. Yeah, that's when dinner becomes a hostage negotiation with yourself. Right, and that's why we swear by Factor. Factor delivers chef-crafted meals that are fresh, never frozen, and ready in just a few minutes. My go-to meal right now is the peppercorn steak because it's high in protein, it tastes good, and it actually fits into my routine. I'm trying to lose some weight right now, trying to up my protein intake. It allows me to do that. I need something that keeps the energy up without having to think about what am I going to cook for myself. Yeah, and you said you're trying to slim down, you want high protein, but Factor has meals that are built around different goals too, right? Yeah, exactly. Whether it's weight loss, your overall nutrition, more protein, GLP-1 support, or muscle recovery through their Muscle Pro Collection, Factor has options for everyone. Their meals are designed by dieticians and crafted by chefs, so you're not grabbing whatever is the easiest thing and hoping for the best. Yeah. And Factor also has over 100 rotating weekly items, including globally inspired meals. So you're not eating the same thing over and over. And they have ready to eat salads now, plus add-ons like ginger juices and energy bites. The energy bites are really good. Exactly. The convenience is it's a real thing for me. And I know it's a real thing for you. It saves on the stress you have during those busy weeks because you're trying to think about what meals you have to prepare. And Factor allows you to do that in just minutes. And I don't have to think too hard about it. The meals are right there. You choose the one you want and you're ready to go. It saved me so much stress during busy weeks. And if you're looking for a way to simplify your nutrition, you've got to give Factor a try. Head to factormeals.com slash crimeweekly50off and use code crimeweekly50off to get 50% off and free daily greens per box. with new subscription only while supplies last until September 27th, 2026. See website for more details.
mid-rollCRIMEWEEKLY50OFFDetected Jul 18
Est. value ~$450 · range $72–$3K
SSmalls
Smalls92:52-94:01
This episode is brought to you by Smalls. And Derek, we're going to play a quick round of false or fact. Oh, I've done this before. Okay, I'm ready. Okay, false or fact. Cats are tiny, judgmental carnivores who believe they own your home. That is without a doubt a fact. It is correct. Correct. But here's the real one. Cats are actually obligate carnivores. So that means they need lots of real meat to stay healthy. That one is also a fact. Exactly. And that's why Smalls makes so much sense, right? Smalls creates fresh, human grade food for cats and it's made specifically to help cats thrive. Yeah, because not all cat food is created the same. We know that by now. A lot of traditional cat food is made with cheap meat byproducts, fillers and artificial ingredients. Ew. So basically big pet food saves money by cutting corners and you and your cat end up with the shortcuts. You're paying for it and your cat is consuming this stuff that's really not fit for for your queen. Yeah, exactly. And cats aren't exactly known for tolerating disrespect. Let's be honest. And they're not going to tell you they're mad. They're going to show you.
mid-rollCRIMEWEEKLYDetected Jul 18
Est. value ~$450 · range $72–$3K
Nolan Wells | What Happened on Horn Island?
Episode date Jul 15
1 read
SSmalls
Smalls17:55-19:08
This episode is brought to you by Smalls and Derek, I'm going to give you one hint about the sponsor. All right, I'm ready. Give me it. Meow. Okay. I feel like I might be able to nail that one immediately. Is it cat related? Correct, very impressive detective work. That's the years of experience that I have there. So Smalls makes fresh human grade food for cats specifically formulated to help cats thrive and even though we are not necessarily the cat people in the room, we have dogs. Uh I do appreciate a pet food company that's basically saying, hey, maybe your cat deserves better than mystery pallets. Yeah, mystery pallets actually sounds like something we would find in an evidence bag when we're speaking of detective work. And here's the thing, cats are obligate carnivores, which means they need real meat to stay healthy, but a lot of traditional cat food uses cheap meat byproducts, fillers and artificial ingredients because, well, it's cheaper to make. Yeah, that's the problem right here, right? The company saves money, but the cat is the one that's actually eating their shortcuts. Cats are already judgmental enough by the way. Imagine giving them a bowl of processed shortcuts and expecting gratitude. They would absolutely file a complaint. They would.
mid-rollCRIMEWEEKLYDetected Jul 16
Est. value ~$450 · range $72–$3K
Harmony Montgomery | The U-Haul, the Freezer, and the Final Cover-Up (Part 3)
Episode date Jul 10
1 read
IIQ Bar
IQ Bar88:13-90:00
This episode is brought to you by IQ Bar, our exclusive snack and hydration sponsor. IQ Bar protein bars, IQ mix, hydration mixes, and IQ Joe mushroom coffees are the delicious low sugar brain and body fuel you need to win your day. And I like IQ bars because it's one of those things that actually fits into like my actual routine. Yeah, like I actually work in a place where things are close and I could technically run out and go get something. But that's that's not as quick or as easy as it sounds when you're in the middle of something. And plus, we love IQ bar. You know, I've got IQ bars everywhere. Our office is filled with them. Your office is filled with them. Although actually my assistant's always eating them. But yes, they're here when until she gets a hold of them. At the end of the day, the Ultimate Sampler Pack is a great way to try everything from IQ Bar because it comes with nine IQ Bars, eight IQ Mix Sticks, and four IQ Joe Sticks. So you can figure out what flavors you actually like without committing to one thing right away. And then you can just order boxes of whatever you do like, whatever flavors. The chocolate sea salt is so good. Mint chocolate chip. You have gingerbread. I mean, you have banana. There's so many flavors. I can't even name them all. Yeah, the blueberry one is good. Like they are really, really good. Yeah, and everything's clean label certified, which means zero gluten, dairy, soy, GMOs, or artificial ingredients. They're made with functional ingredients like magnesium and lion's mane. So it's not just some random snack that you grab and then feel terrible about later. And the IQ Bar protein bars are plant-based with protein, fiber, no added sugar, which is nice when you want something convenient, but you're trying to not completely derail your day. Yeah, so I usually start with an IQ bar during the morning. I might do like mint chocolate chip for the protein, and then I'll mix it up with a blueberry pomegranate IQ mix to rehydrate after my workout. And the IQ mix is zero sugar, has electrolytes, and it's easy to throw in a water bottle, so super convenient. And with over 20,000 five-star reviews, clearly a lot of people are using IQ Bar to fuel their busy lives. And right now, IQ Bar is offering our special podcast listeners 20% off all IQ Bar products, including the Ultimate Sampler Pack, plus free shipping. So to get your 20% off, text weekly to 64,000. Text weekly to 64,000. That is weekly to 64,000. Message and data rates may apply. See terms for details.
mid-rollWEEKLYDetected Jul 13
Est. value ~$450 · range $72–$3K
Harmony Montgomery | The Duffle Bag, the Vent, and the Truth (Part 2)
Episode date Jul 3
1 read
HHelix Sleep
Helix Sleep20:07-21:35
This episode is brought to you by Helix, which we're both very familiar with this point because we both sleep on a Helix mattress. We do. Yes. We're both Midnight Lux people, which honestly feels very on brand for us. Like, of course, we both ended up with the same mattress and it's got some like dark name like Midnight Lux. Yeah. So either it's great minds think alike or we're just both very particular about our sleep. And I think it's the latter. And I will say, I've been sleeping on my Helix mattress for a while now. It really has made a difference. Before Helix, I was waking up constantly during the night, constant back pain, overheating, tossing, turning, basically doing a full investigative reenactment in my sleep. Yeah, yeah. That sounds exhausting. Literally exhausting. Then I'd wake up in the morning like, wow, I can't wait to just be tired all day. And I'd just be waiting for night to come so I'd go to sleep and do the same thing all over. But since switching to Helix, I sleep deeper. I wake up way less. And I actually feel more rested when I start my day. Same. I'm in the same boat as you. And that's what I really like about Helix. It's not one of those one-size-fits-all situations because they understand that people sleep differently. You have side sleepers, back sleepers, stomach sleepers. Everyone has their own weird sleep habits. I know I have them. So... They get it. They understand that. Exactly. Helix has over 20 different mattress models, so you can find something that actually fits your sleep style. And if you're someone who gets hot at night, they have cooling upgrade options, too, both for pillows and the mattress, which is huge, especially during the summer. Yeah, and they make the process really easy. The mattress ships right to your door for free. Set up is simple, and they give you a 120-night sleep trial. So if you can't figure it out within 120 nights, I don't know what to tell you. Yeah, basically, they're giving you several months to figure out, do I like this mattress or I can send it back if I don't? And it's not just that they give you the opportunity to sleep on the mattress, live with it, make sure it works for you. They also offer a limited lifetime warranty. And Helix is the most awarded mattress brand tested and reviewed by experts like Forbes and Wired. So if your current mattress is giving crime scene instead of peaceful night's sleep, this is your sign. Yeah, that might be the most crime weekly way to say you need a mattress. I stand by it. So if you're looking to upgrade your sleep, go to helixsleep.com slash crimeweekly for 20% off site-wide, 25% off Luxe mattresses, and 30% off Elite mattresses. This is a great deal. So site-wide includes the pillows, by the way, and then you're going to get a much better discount on these Luxe and Elite mattresses. That's helixsleep.com slash crimeweekly for 20% off site-wide, 25% off Luxe mattresses, and 30% off Elite mattresses. Once again, helixsleep.com slash crimeweekly.
mid-rollCRIMEWEEKLYDetected Jul 3
Est. value ~$450 · range $72–$3K

Sponsor history

Brands with quality-qualified reads detected on Crime Weekly
SSmalls
Smalls2 reads
Food & Beverage
60% off your first order plus free shipping and free treats for life
mid-rollCRIMEWEEKLYLatest Jul 18
FFactor
Factor1 read
Food & Beverage
50% off and free daily greens per box with new subscription
mid-rollCRIMEWEEKLY50OFFLatest Jul 18
WWild Grain
Wild Grain1 read
Food & Beverage
30% off your first box plus free croissants for life
mid-rollCRIMEWEEKLY30Latest Jul 18
IIQ Bar
IQ Bar1 read
Consumer Goods
20% off all IQ Bar products, including the Ultimate Sampler Pack, plus free shipping
mid-rollWEEKLYLatest Jul 13
HHelix Sleep
Helix Sleep1 read
E-commerce
20% off site-wide, 25% off Luxe mattresses, and 30% off Elite mattresses
mid-rollCRIMEWEEKLYLatest Jul 3
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