
A podcast that analyzes fictionalized adaptations of true crimes. Hosted by Jenn Adams and Joe Lipsett. Part of the Bloody FM podcast network.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 174 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | TV & FilmTrue CrimeFilm Reviews | |||

Antonio Campos’ fictionalized adaptation of The Staircase continues with an exploration of bias behind the scenes of the original docuseries. The Petersons suffer through a stressful Thanksgiving while Kathleen’s neighbor comes up with a surprising e... more
Antonio Campos’ fictionalized adaptation of The Staircase continues with an alternative theory for how Kathleen Peterson may have died.
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On Dec 9, 2001, Michael Peterson made a frantic 911 call to report the accidental death of his wife, Kathleen. What followed is one of the most sensational true crime cases of all time: did Kathleen die in a fall down the stairs...or was she murdered... more
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I decided to check out this podcast when co-host Jenn Adams put one of her other podcasts—the Ladykillers—on a month long hiatus during the Spring. What I thought would be a gap filler quickly became a regular show in my podcast rotation, and a couple days later I became a Patreon member. With Murder Made Fiction, Jenn and Joe Lipsett succeed in creating the feeling of a casual conversation from what is clearly a well thought out, organized and planned show, and anyone who listens to their other... more
Like true crime? Joe and Jenn do their homework and talk about fictional adaptations of true crime stories. They are good at what they do and offer analysis and fact-checking. Thanks for the podcast, y’all. I really enjoy it.
First off, Jenn and Joe have great rapport and clearly do their research on the subjects they are discussing. But what truly separates this podcast from other true crime series is their empathetic approach to the material. They truly highlight, that these are real events that affected real victims. cannot recommend this enough for those looking for an insightful and respectful approach to true crime.
I don’t normally go for true crime content, but as a fan of Joe and Jenn’s other podcasts, I trust them to have nuanced, thoughtful conversations on the subject. I really like what I’m hearing so far, and I look forward to hearing more!
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This series offers an insightful exploration of fictional adaptations of true crime stories. The hosts, with engaging chemistry, dissect various films and series, drawing comparisons between cinematic portrayals and the real-life events they are based on. Their analysis goes beyond surface-level storytelling, incorporating themes such as ethical considerations in true crime representation, societal perceptions of victims, and the intertwining of fact and fiction. By evaluating popular adaptations ranging from documentaries to mainstream films, the series provides listeners with a deeper understanding of how media shapes narratives around crime and consequences. Unique to this series is its empathetic approach, giving voice to victims and th... more
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