Black-and-white promotional banner for “Sleuth & Flatfoot Private Eye.” Two men in vintage detective attire pose in front of a brick wall inside a large circular spotlight on the left side of the image. One wears a fedora and suit with a loosened tie; the other wears a bowler hat, vest, and dress shirt. Both make stylized hand gestures toward the camera. On the right, the title “SLEUTH & FLATFOOT” arches above a scales-of-justice icon, with “PRIVATE EYE” displayed below in large serif lettering. The overall design has a noir-inspired detective aesthetic. Sticky post

Sleuth & Flatfoot: Private Eye – Episode Three: Case of the Slaughtered Showgirl – Live Recording

After a wild night at the local watering hole, Pride and Promiscuous, the detectives wake to find, to their inconvenience, the body of a showgirl; bludgeoned by a swinging sandbag. Begrudgingly, the detectives take on the case, only to find that they are more tightly intertwined with it than they expected. Will the detectives get their well-deserved off-time or will they most definitely not? Continue reading Sleuth & Flatfoot: Private Eye – Episode Three: Case of the Slaughtered Showgirl – Live Recording

Black-and-white promotional banner for “Sleuth & Flatfoot Private Eye.” Two men in vintage detective attire pose in front of a brick wall inside a large circular spotlight on the left side of the image. One wears a fedora and suit with a loosened tie; the other wears a bowler hat, vest, and dress shirt. Both make stylized hand gestures toward the camera. On the right, the title “SLEUTH & FLATFOOT” arches above a scales-of-justice icon, with “PRIVATE EYE” displayed below in large serif lettering. The overall design has a noir-inspired detective aesthetic. Sticky post

Sleuth & Flatfoot: Private Eye – Episode Two: Case of the Runaway Train

Headed to a much-deserved vacation, the detectives board a train to Dayami Beach. The first day onboard is peaceful, filled with friendly yet revealing chatter with the passengers on board, but, the next day, a body turns up! The detectives gather everyone into one car, for all of them are suspects. Will the detectives reach their destination and stop the runaway train? Continue reading Sleuth & Flatfoot: Private Eye – Episode Two: Case of the Runaway Train

Black-and-white promotional banner for “Sleuth & Flatfoot Private Eye.” Two men in vintage detective attire pose in front of a brick wall inside a large circular spotlight on the left side of the image. One wears a fedora and suit with a loosened tie; the other wears a bowler hat, vest, and dress shirt. Both make stylized hand gestures toward the camera. On the right, the title “SLEUTH & FLATFOOT” arches above a scales-of-justice icon, with “PRIVATE EYE” displayed below in large serif lettering. The overall design has a noir-inspired detective aesthetic.

Sleuth & Flatfoot: Private Eye – Episode One: Case of the Fallen Piano

Detective Sleuth and Detective Flatfoot are sent to solve the case of a spontaneous death by piano. The detectives track the incident to a confrontation upstairs, only to find, to their dismay, a second body. The only thing to point them towards the culprit are a broken piano, bullet casings, and sprinkles. Will the detectives be able to solve this deliciously intriguing mystery? Continue reading Sleuth & Flatfoot: Private Eye – Episode One: Case of the Fallen Piano