In 15 minutes or less, the Morning Cup of Murder podcast satisfies morbid curiosity. True crime and history meet here on this podcast. Each podcast episode focuses on a crime that occurred on the same date in the past. The daily true crime podcast's short but detailed stories make it one of the most popular in its genre. Listeners can think of the podcast as a macabre calendar of historical events. As the title suggests, true crime enthusiasts can enjoy the show as part of their morning routine.

Korina Biemesderfer hosts the Morning Cup of Murder podcast. Besides hosting duties, she also researches and writes the true crime anthology. Korina's content creation career started on YouTube, where she made videos for a while. She is a scary movie enthusiast, so it's unsurprising that she hosts a true crime show.

On the podcast, Korina's storytelling and description provide audiences with vivid depictions. But Morning Cup of Murder is not about long-drawn retellings. Listeners get immersive true crime briefs. The host derives the stories from many sources, providing a thorough overview of each case. Listeners can hear Korina narrate the mystery of Molly Young's death in one episode. In another, she's giving information about the Starved Rock murders. Listeners also hear about the West End Serial Killer and the grandmothers or brothers who became killers. The mentioned cases are a handful of the many tales of gore and mystery.

Whether talking about murder or mysterious disappearances, Korina maintains professionalism and poise. New episodes of Morning Cup of Murder come out each day.