90s Crime Time
Simone TaylorDo you love the fabulous decade of the 90s? Do you love True Crime? Well then you are going to love this brand new True Crime Podcast, 90s Crime Time! On this podcast you're going to hear about cases that you may or may not have heard about in the news. In the premiere season you're going to hear about cases from theft, to kidnapping, to murder all from the great decade of 1990 to 1999.Become a su... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 112 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | True CrimeSociety & Culture | |||
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In this archival 90s Crime Time episode we go back to the Season 5 episode of "Cold Blooded". In 1993, a young man in Iowa could have used his intelligence for good, as he was once a chemistry major in college... but once evil and greed got it the wa... more
Back in 1991, a young girl and two of her brothers were very excited after their father told them he was moving them to a new city for better housing, education, and opportunities. However, after they reached the so-called "promise land," little did ... more
In this archival 90s Crime Time episode we go back to the Season 5 episode of "No Mercy"... In the winter of 1993, a man who once had a promising career, let greed get in his way to get what he thought was the ultimate prize.... and he'd do whatever ... more
In 1994, a young college student who tragically lost a friend to drunk driving advocated for the safety of other young people to make it home safely after a night of partying. However, on a warm sunny night in July 1994, her life would be taken by so... more
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- So much potential
I don’t like that it took her close to 10 minutes just to get to the story. The slow drag of her voice is annoying as well. Just speak regular. There’s no need to dramatize your voice when the cases are dramatic enough. I like that these are cases I haven’t heard of and the storytelling is cool. I listened to one episode and realized I couldn’t listen to anymore
Apple Podcasts2JayNB20
United States14 days ago - Not everyone is suited to podcasting
I really tried to like this. I just can’t listen to anymore. There is no engagement, the voice is artificial and so monotonous it wooden. Then there are the misquoted sayings. “It was his proudest possession” what does that even mean? “It was his most prized possession “ is what you would say in that particular context. The hard G pronunciations for words ending in ‘ing’, it just compounds the things that make it hard to listen to.
Constant apologies for late episodes.
Constant fumbling over w... more
Apple Podcasts1plaosj
Australia3 months ago - Love the show!!!!
This was the very first true crime podcast I became obsessed with and I still love it till this day also Simone I love the opinion pieces!!! I find your show very entertaining and informative and interesting to listen to!!!
Apple Podcasts5Sdb0214United States4 months ago - I like it…But….
I find this podcast good. It’s good storytelling on interesting cases I haven’t heard about. However I absolutely cannot stand the opinion piece. Honestly don’t care about it. I’m here for the facts. Not her take. I just skip her opinion piece at the end entirely. Outside of that pretty good podcast.
Apple Podcasts3Helen IdowuUnited States5 months ago - 90s Crimes
I love the stories. They’re full of drama and intrigue. However, I hate the slow drag of the host’s voice as she explains the cases. I increase the reading speed in order to stay focused.
Apple Podcasts3Redd PeachUnited States6 months ago
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What is 90s Crime Time about and what kind of topics does it cover?
A narrative true-crime podcast focused on 1990s cases, often spotlighting lesser-known stories from the decade and weaving biographical detail with investigative milestones. Episodes lean into atmosphere and pacing, combining careful storytelling with occasional opinion commentary at episode end. Listeners frequently praise the host's soothing delivery and strong empathy for victims, while critiquing occasional monotone delivery and inconsistent release schedules. The show often highlights regional crime dynamics, societal context of the era, and the enduring impact on families and communities. It's likely to appeal to true-crime aficionados with a nostalgia for the 1990s and an interest in well-researched, character-driven narratives acros... more
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90s Crime Time launched 7 years ago and published 112 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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