
Real-life 911 calls, dissected and presented by The Operator. First, the "shock call." Then, a lighter 911 call to tug at your heartstrings or tickle your funny bone. A perfect blend of shock and aww! PATREON: patreon.com/1159media TIKTOK: tiktok.com/@911callspodcast INSTAGRAM: instagram.com/911callspodcast FACEBOOK: facebook.com/groups/911calls X: x.com/911... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 534 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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Op examines the case of Brianna Roush and Nicholas Lee, whose two young children became critically ill after being exposed to fentanyl inside the family’s Circleville, Ohio, apartment.
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You know, I used to think that there would be no greater storyteller to listen to on the radio at least in modern times than Ira Glade at This American Life. You have proven me wrong. Among all the podcasts we have to choose from. I look forward most to your episodes. I wait for them like a kid on Christmas morning, waiting impatiently to finally unwrap my shiny gift. Your witty, heart felt, deeply human way of storytelling renews my faith in the idea that the art and magic of a good story can s... more
I’m confused; I see that the downloads are…well, a lot…why do I only have access to 4 maybe 5 reviews?? Surely 40,000 has some comments?? Why can’t I, or possibly you, have only 5ish comments? Surely there are at least 100’s, no?? Am I just stupid?? Where are they?? Even I can’t find more opinions, and I’m not old enough to be your mother. Please send me a digital bone??
Hello , I’m from Cobourg, Ontario , Canada and first heard you on true crime Kent , and quite frankly was ready to strangle you with your coin facts .
That being the case, I had to hear your show and I love it !! Great show and binged a whole bunch of episodes.
Thanks for some great listening !
Started listening with the latest episode and went backwards until I needed context, so I dove head first into the deep end of the entire backlog, and man it’s been a journey. I’ve laughed until I cried, I’ve dug a little deeper into my own personal values and beliefs, and I’ve learned some things about myself and how I approach and respect others with different perspectives. I’ve truly appreciated the entire arc of this show’s history, and the thought provoking way The Op has navigated the wors... more
Love the new format of storytelling and highlighting the victim’s life.
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This show specializes in true crime and emergency-response narratives, often centered on police interrogations, homicide investigations, and crisis incidents reconstructed from first-hand calls, digital trails, and public records. Episodes frequently dissect timelines, evidence, and motives, with expert narration that emphasizes investigative technique, investigative psychology, and the human toll on victims, families, and responders. A standout is the cinematic, data-driven approach to solving cases and presenting nuanced, sometimes morally ambiguous perspectives. Listeners can expect granular storytelling, meticulous timelines, and a blend of somber content with dark humor and sharp wit from the host when appropriate.
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Recent guests on 911 Calls Podcast include:
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2. Dean Isenberg
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