
A podcast about crime - both real and fictitious # WINNER: Outstanding Indie Podcast @ True Crime Awards 2024 # Crime is one of the biggest genres in books and on TV: both true crime and fiction. Why? What makes a criminal? What drives a person to ignore the laws and conventions of normal society and pushes them to perform truly dark acts? Sex? Money? Revenge? Love? Humiliation? And why do so many... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 64 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Anthony Horowitz may be best-known for his Alex Rider hit novels. But as a writer of adult crime fiction he has a unique and distinguished career.
He was the first author entrusted by the estate of Arth... more
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David Baldacci was born in Richmond, Virginia, in 1960. What was it like growing up amidst the legacy of the Jim Crow laws? How did becoming a Washington lawyer finesse his storytelling skills? And how d... more
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How - and why - did celebrated screenwriter George Kay take a true crime story and create a tense, claustrophobic thriller set in an English private school?
‘Gone’ stars Eve Myles as overlooked detectiv... more
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Love this podcast, have been listening a while. Although true crime content, it covers the whys & wheres & is presented intelligently & thoughtfully. There have been more chats with fiction writers of late, which have been really enjoyable. Loved the chat with Lee Child & his slant on the world of writing, came across as a very unpretentious man.
Introduced to this podcast from Naomi Channels’ podcast ‘Real’ - also o brilliant listen if you like this one. Robert provides an immersive and respectful narrative to some heavy subjects, addictive listening.
Started listening after Robert appeared on Crime Analyst. Fascinating podcast, well researched and let's the victims and interviewees tell their story in their words.
Heard Roberts episode with Naomi on Real and am so glad I came across this podcast. Just listened to the Penelope Jackson episodes, brilliantly told. Thanks. A new listener!
This podcast is interesting and treats its subject matter with a sensitivity that is rare in true crime. It’s not flashy. The interest comes from the cases themselves and the interviews with the people involved. The episodes with crime writers are a nice treat.
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A true-crime and crime-fiction oriented interview show that blends investigative journalism with storytelling. It features conversations with writers, directors, detectives, and other pros who illuminate how real cases inspire fiction and TV, and how crime storytelling is crafted for audience impact. Listeners often stay for deep dives into writing processes, production choices, and ethical storytelling that centers victims and real-world consequences. Noteworthy is its ability to pair rigorous reporting with intimate, author-focused chats, offering both case context and creative insight while spotlighting a wide range of crime-related genres and media formats.
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