With the holidays upon us, many of us look deeper at our faith… even calling upon it. For podcasters in the True Crime Category, though, doing so can be a bit more difficult. Simply put, there’s a lot of evil in this world—more than some would like to admit—and covering
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Is the world predominantly good with pockets of evil, or evil with sprinkles of good here and there? I’m just a civilian, but with the work I do in the law-enforcement community
Want to compare real-life mafia-boss Frank Costello with fictional Don Vito
Last month, in Part One of this series, we asked our hand-chosen,
Many times, the 911 calls shared in a true-crime episode are the most telling part of the show. Other times, it’s the scariest portion. So why not a podcast based on that?!
Unfortunately, crime happens in all areas of life. Our armed forces are certainly not immune. True-crime enthusiast, active-military professional, and young mom who goes by the alias of “Margot” gives us a
Some people really love true crime… so much so, it becomes more than a category to listen to while walking your dog or a TV show to watch some nights before
Is the world predominantly good with pockets of evil, or evil with sprinkles of good here and there? I’m just a civilian, but with the work I do in the law-enforcement community
To keep with the Halloween theme, if you’d like to add stories of the occult into your typical true-crime tales, give Mysterious Circumstances a listen. Host Justin Rimmel does a solid
The True Crime Category certainly plays an important role in society in that the genre often keeps cases in the public eye (or ear). But sometimes, we just want to just be
When the OC Swingers podcast was first introduced to me, I said, “I cover True Crime, not lifestyles!” I was quickly corrected that this IS a true-crime podcast. I decided to
What happens when one of the primary suspects in a murder case pleads guilty in the middle of the production of season two of your podcast that is solely based on that
Some people really love true crime… so much so, it becomes more than a category to listen to while walking your dog or a TV show to watch some nights before
Is the world predominantly good with pockets of evil, or evil with sprinkles of good here and there? I’m just a civilian, but with the work I do in the law-enforcement community
