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It felt like they dragged it out much longer than they should have
Bomb…. Much like many other reviews here, I was very underwhelmed and disappointed by this latest podcast. The narrator, while explaining all of the horrible things that this woman clearly did, kept trying to look for excuses but never had any for why this woman ended up where she did. I think the narrator is probably far Left / woke and was impressed that Kwanetta has made something of her life as a journalist while incarcerated all these years. The fact that she's a woman and Black likely seal... more
If you like woke feminist podcasts, you’ll love this one.
I’ve loved most of The Binge stories prior to listening to What She Buried. I’m absolutely dumbfounded that this was ever released. It’s the story of a woman who killed a man, unprovoked. End of story.
But, it isn’t. Instead we hear hours of fluff that ultimately goes nowhere. It’s the meanderings of a journalist who had to make a story where none existed. Don’t waste your time.
Absolute Clown show of a podcast. The others are usually pretty good.
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This investigative series follows long-form reporting by a journalist who builds a labyrinthine portrait around a central figure, exploring deception, financial crime, and the human costs of high-stakes cases. Episodes combine courtroom twists, family testimonies, and on-the-ground reporting to reveal how memory, motive, and narrative shape public understanding of crime. The show stands out for its patient, craft-focused storytelling, emphasis on vulnerable witnesses, and a willingness to question official narratives while tracing complex money trails and trials across multiple jurisdictions.
Listeners can expect meticulous reconstruction, ethical debates about journalism and representation, and a cadence that favors deep dives over quick ... more
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