STM takes a minute to get rolling since they "set the scene" and really dive into the demographics of how small this town is/history/ cost of living, but its done in a way they make fun of it. so dont be surprised when youre 45 min into it and its finally getting around to talking about the crime. if you like timesuck, youll really like these guys. once youve got a few eps under your belt check out the caligula timesuck ep where they collaborate, its awesome.
17 - I started listening to the first episode of Case File. Immediately jumped to mind that you might like: Death In Ice Valley. As opposed to one crime each episode, this is one unsolved crime over 11 episodes. Exact same vibe as Case File. BBC/NRK publication - good quality production value. In the same vein: Dirty John and most likely: The Shrink Next Door 100% on Death in Ice Valley. Then again, your recommendation of Small Town Murder is hard to read - I tried that one a while back but don't remember getting sucked in.
thanks for the recommendation, ill check them out for sure. ive actually listened to dirty john (and saw the movie)
It was a mini series on Netflix as well with Eric Banna that is pretty good too. It has that hot older chick from American Horror Story.
Just finished the last episode of "Man in the window" podcast - story of the Golden State Serial Rapist/Killer. Incredible to hear the story of what he did but also a look at how rape was handled back in the 70's/80's. Good listen, I tore through it walking the dog. Prior to that, I'd been listening to Slate Presents - listened to both Season 1 (the story of Ruby Ridge) and Season 4 (story of David Duke) - both were great. I'll take a look at season 2-3 next most likely. Reading this channel reminds me I haven't watched Dirty John yet.
I’ve recently found (and have been listening to): American Skyjacker Business Wars (Netflix vs blockbuster, Gibson vs fender, etc) Gone Unexplained Mysteries
