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Last but certainly not least: "Serial," the podcast that was named No. 1 on Rolling Stone's best true crime podcasts of all time list. A spinoff of "This American Life," "Serial" premiered in 2014 ...
This debut podcast from the television station behind true crime hits like Dirty John and Dr. Death dives deep into the search for a missing boy from New Jersey, uncovering the dark and twisted ...
True crime podcasts on Spotify, Amazon Music, and Apple Podcasts are super popular right now. Here are the best gory, serial killer, and murder true crime series.
True Crime Chronicles: X–present Various: Will Johnson, Spencer Bruttig, Reed Redmond VAULT Studios [125] True Crime Garage: 2015–present Various: Nic, The Captain [126] The Vanished: 2016–present Missing-persons cases Marissa Jones Wondery [127] The Murdaugh Murders Podcast: 2021-present Alex Murdaugh Mandy Matney, Liz Farrell Luna Shark ...
Morbid: A True Crime Podcast is currently ranked in the top 20 podcasts in the United States on Spotify and Apple Podcasts as of February 20, 2023. [10] [11] In December 2024, Apple announced that Morbid was the 10th most popular podcast on their Apple Podcasts platform in the United States, in 2024.
Laura Barcella of Rolling Stone magazine named Crime Junkie among her favorite true crime podcasts for 2018. [13] Jenni Miller of Vulture.com wrote that Flowers was "particularly passionate" in her coverage of the murder of April Tinsley with interviews with Tinsley's mother in a previous podcast and an interview with one of the people responsible for the arrest of the killer. [14]
In Somebody, a Black mother leverages the popularity of true crime podcasts to search for answers about her son’s killing. In 2016, Shapearl Wells’ 22-year-old son, Courtney Copeland, was shot ...
In August 2020, Marie Claire included it on a list of 50 best true crime podcasts, and called it "extremely gripping." [61] In September 2020, Denise Hamilton, writing for Alta, noted that The Vanished "provides a valuable public space where relatives and strangers alike can gather, mourn, rage, hypothesize, and hope." [62]