
Crime House 24/7 is your home for breaking true crime news and the cases everyone is talking about.Every morning, host Vanessa Richardson brings you the latest crime stories developing across the country, delivering the key facts, updates, and headlines you need to know as they happen.We also take you inside the courtroom with a legal expert, breaking down the most fascinating trials happening rig... more
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 403 | Founded | a year ago |
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What’s the point of having crimehouse +? So many commercials and so many cross posts between podcasts. I hate that the next podcast will auto play because it’s unplayed but really I’ve already listened on the actual podcast. Won’t be renewing
I enjoyed when this podcast would talk about up to date crimes but enough with the constant adds. It’s grating to hear the same add for mochi 3 times an episode with the same bored voice
i can’t do it. it’s horrible reporting (multiple reports are not factually correct or leaves out important details). it’s a horrible channel. it’s so misguided. it also feels borderline racist. it just exploits crime. i can overlook the host’s bizarre as hell voice / inflection (that jumps straight into advertisements so jarring) but can’t overlook this right wing lean
I often enjoy your reporting on current & new cases. However, lately you’re allowing too much influence of legacy media sources by using same “catch phrases” promoting biased views. “There are no black jurors”
gives the impression that it was an all white jury, but that is not accurate or fair. There is someone Hispanic, Asian, and muslim serving on the jurors! Be better than legacy media and broaden your horizons. Set yourself above the typical narrative.
While I do agree with other reviewers about the second half of the show being a not-so-great preview of other shows, I LOVE that they brought Vanessa on!
I had pretty much stopped listening b/c of the sound of Katie’s voice and cadence. I’ve been a fan of Vanessa’s since the Serial Killers days (the one w/ Greg) and she is one of my all time favorite podcast hosts. I also love her other show with Tristin. More Vanessa, less other stuff!
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A weekday true-crime news briefing that cuts through the noise with concise, timely updates on murders, trials, and legal developments across the U.S. Each weekday delivers rapid-fire headlines, context from expert guests, and promotional drops for related shows within the Crime House network. The format combines breaking news with informed commentary and cross-podcast promotion, creating a fast-paced, editorially guided listening experience ideal for commuters and professionals who want current crime coverage without unnecessary drama. A standout is the network-wide editorial approach and the frequent, seamless cross-promotions that keep listeners engaged across multiple related programs.
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1. Dr. Tristin Engels
2. Morgan Absher
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6. Dr. Harini Bhatt
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