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Podcasts have cemented themselves as the wave of the future. Gone are the days of tuning into the radio or only having music to listen to through your headphones. Now, practically limitless audio ...

Whether you’re doing the washing up or going for a run, listening to a true crime podcast makes the time fly thrillingly by. From elaborate hoaxes to grisly murders, these real-life investigations are ...

True crime is consistently the most popular genre in podcasting, which makes it really tricky to narrow it down to a best-of list. Some shows are definitely trying to cash in on the trend, and even if ...

Gillian Pensavalle sits in her Manhattan apartment, preparing to watch a documentary for the third time. Her color-coded Google Doc is open, yellow highlights ready for names and dates, green for ...

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Ashley Flowers' entry point into true-crime work was not a show, studio, or a business plan. It was a volunteer detective gig at a local Crime Stoppers.

On a bonus episode (first released on May 6, 2025) of The Excerpt podcast: Buried in an evidence room, a DNA swab held the key to catching a serial sex offender. But no one tested it for years.

True Crime has solidified its place as one of the most popular podcast genres, captivating audiences and reshaping how listeners engage with criminal justice topics and advocacy according to Edison ...