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BINGE WORTHY TRUE CRIME PODCASTS


Are you obsessed with everything true crime? True crime shows like, “Making a Murder” and “The Staircase” on Netflix, have gained a lot of attention since being released. If you truly love true crime and want to learn about some of the most notorious crimes, consider listening to some of the following podcasts.  I know what your thinking. “A podcast? That sounds boring!”, I would have completely agreed with you a little over a year ago, but after getting curious and indulging in my first podcast, I can’t get enough! Podcasts are especially great when you are driving! So, if you want to get hooked on true crime podcasts like I have then check out the following podcasts!
  1. The first true crime podcast you should check out is “Crime Junkie”. “Crime Junkie” is my absolute favorite true crime podcast. Every Monday they release a new episode. “Crime Junkie” is a little different than most true crime podcasts. Each of their podcast are about 40 minutes and cover an entire crime in one episode. This makes it nice if you are like me and want to know the ending right away and not wait for 12 more episodes to find out. Here is a link for “Crime Junkies” website!
  2. The second true crime podcast that will get you hooked is “Serial”. “Serial” goes more in depth than “Crime Junkie” does and covers all possible theories as to what could have happened. In the first season they investigate the murder of Hae Min Lee and her convicted murder Adnon Syed. Adnon has continued to plead that he is innocent but cannot remember anything from that day. This true crime podcast will make you continuously question whether Adnon is innocent or not. Here is a link to listen to season one of “Serial”!
  3. The last true crime podcast I will mention today is “The Teacher’s Pet”. This is an Australian podcast about the disappearance of Lynette Dawson. I find “The Teacher’s Pet” so intriguing because it brings up new leads and helps give Lynette’s cold case life again. This podcast also brings light to the bizarre and dangerous culture at Cromer High School in the 1980’s. Here is a link to listen to “The Teacher’s Pet”.

There are so many podcasts available now. “Crime Junkie”, “Serial” and “The Teacher’s Pet” are all some of my favorite true crime podcasts and they will surely get you hooked as well!

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  1. Brianna BogardJanuary 27, 2020 at 8:28 PM

    I'm so glad you made this post. My sister, mom, and I love crime shows, especially the ones on Investigation. My favorite is "Deadly Women" or "Fatal Attraction." If you have a Snapchat, there is a crime series on there known as "True crime Uncovered" that you should check out. But I will definitely have to check these podcasts out. Especially when I'm making my road trips back home which takes nine hours.

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  2. Ris KnudsenJanuary 27, 2020 at 11:10 PM

    True crime has always been fascinating to me. Have you ever watched some of the true crime channels on YouTube? Some of my favorite YouTubers who have true crime series are, Griffin Arnlund and Harmony Nice.

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