Release Day Review: The Kids of Rutherford County
Set in a courthouse with a “feudalistic feel” that had a history of over-incarceration of minors, this story is shocking.
True Crime
Review: Scamanda
The incredible effect of this podcast’s writing allows you to hold it at arm’s length and get through it, while also feeling both sides. The absolute horror of a cancer diagnosis, as well as the underlying suspicion dance back and forth.
Podcast Review: Vishal
Truths can be difficult truths, and even those that are forgotten in history are important to pay attention to through the shrouds of time.
Review: Ghost Herd
Across these six short episodes it at times feels like the reporting came up against a wall, probably because it did. It doesn’t take away from the quiet power of a story like this if you read between the lines.
Review: Admissible: Shreds of Evidence
This podcast sounds great, which is important to mention. However, this team being so structurally careful is critical to telling this story. They’re making it easy to follow when by all means it should be difficult to follow.
Release Day Review: Father Wants Us Dead
Friends of the family, neighbors, police officials, and more lend their voices to a story everyone has talked about. However, until this podcast, no one has dedicated a full feature to the murders of Helen, Alma, Patricia, Frederick, and John.
Review: Bad Women, Ripper Retold
Every week I listen to the podcast Tenfold More Wicked Presents: Wicked Words. It’s released on Mondays, so I curl up with coffee and listen to what is always a great conversation. One of these conversations touched on an important topic I don’t think we talk about enough.