Ivy League Murders
Sarah Alcorn & Laura Rodrigues McDonaldJoin Laura and Sarah as they discuss the most haunting cases to spin out of some of America's most elite corners.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 128 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | DocumentaryTrue CrimeSociety & Culture | |||
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- Simply The Best
The chemistry between Laura and Sarah is interesting and good fun, and I love the way they always collect the most fascinating details, back stories, connections, etc. The podcast is so well-rounded and satisfying, but I wish it were a weekly event: waiting for the next episode is hard!
Apple Podcasts5MadisonMineola
United Kingdom7 months ago - I kept trying, but it’s so boring
I’ve tried to stick with this podcast, but it’s so poorly researched, so boring and lacks talent in narrating these stories. It’s more like these gals love to talk to each other and forget they are making a podcast. So many other true crime podcasts available, I’d skip this one.
Apple Podcasts1Avsteluga
United Statesa year ago - A Phenomenal Podcast!
An intellectual and serious approach to true crime storytelling. Laura and Sarah provide critical insight and keen analysis of criminal perpetrators (sans sensationalism or sardonicism) and extend compassion and deference to victims. One of the absolute best in the true crime podcast genre.
Apple Podcasts5DWRivers524United States2 years ago - Biased From The Start
This review is based on the Christa Worthington episode, a case that I have followed for a long time.
Explaining the story, background, and history of the case was great. The problem began with the lawyer’s insistence with talking over the private investigator. The PI had some good points, but the lawyer refused to see that or let her finish before interrupting again and again because she disagreed and couldn’t see her partners point of view.
Apple Podcasts2I Need A Cheeseburger ASAPUnited States2 years ago Insightful analysis going beyond "just the facts." Sarah and Laura take the time to explore the confluence of facts that inevitably have lead to tragedy. For example: recent episodes include a defense attorney commenting on his views of the legal realities of the case and in another episode a member of the press who covered the case. Well worth the listen.
Audible5David EricksonUnited States3 years ago
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A captivating exploration of haunting true crime cases unfolds, with hosts Laura and Sarah diving into stories that emerge from elite educational institutions and affluent communities. The discussions go beyond mere recounting of events; they also delve into societal implications, the backgrounds of victims and perpetrators, and the intricacies of justice and privilege. Unique insights are shared as they examine the psychological and cultural contexts surrounding each case, making listeners reflect on broader issues such as privilege, mental health, and social justice. The podcast stands out for its blend of thorough research and engaging storytelling, keeping audiences invested in both the narratives and the moral discussions they provoke.... more
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