
When sport collides with true crime.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 105 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | SportsTrue Crime | |||

After failing in San Diego, Mark swore he’d never try the Super Bowl again. Then one unexpected email changes everything.
Comedian Rich Hall presents the story of an eight-month mission to infiltrate Super Bowl XXXVIII in Houston - rehearsals, disgu... more
Before Mark could streak the Super Bowl, both streaking and the Super Bowl had to become what they are.
Streaking has a history. The Super Bowl has a history. And host Rich Hall? Well he has a history too, which might explain a few things.
Rich Hal... more
Every superhero has an origin story. For Captain Cock, it begins in Hong Kong, 1993.
Comedian Rich Hall takes us back to when Mark is a young bartender in the city’s chaotic nightlife district -far from Velcro trousers, tutus, or a global streaking ... more
Comedian Rich Hall presents the story of Mark Roberts - who isn't your average bloke. By day, he's a painter from Liverpool. By night? He's Captain Cock - the world's most prolific streaker, a man who's dropped his kit at over 500 major sporting even... more
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The Shergar story was really interesting but awful choice of host, could have been so much better. Whereas the Hansie Cronje one was very good and a much better listen in terms of host and structure.
A lot of people listen at bedtime. Ridiculous amount of music in the cricket season. Might as well have been in a nightclub
Excellently narrated and researched. What an incredible story supported by world class contributors.
Idk some of the seasons are amazing and im questioning how these stories are real and other ones it’s just rly bad and im questioning why these are coming to me 😭😭😔 like y do i need to know this ? 🤨 sorry not gr8 review 🫶🏻🤓😰 x
Difficult to listen to due to Ross Kemp sensationalising every other word and speaking slowly to drag out his lines. Also, he needs advising on how to pronounce Harlequins.
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Renowned for its captivating narration and exploration of intriguing intersections between sports and true crime, the content showcases notorious events such as match-fixing scandals, shocking incidents in the world of athletics, and the darker aspects of sporting history. Notable subjects include high-profile figures like Hansie Cronje, whose fall from grace amid corruption stirred national conversations.
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Recent guests on Sport's Strangest Crimes include:
1. Mark Roberts
2. Wayne Dreyse
3. Franz Cronje
4. Rory Stane
5. Neil Manthorpe
6. Alan Donald
7. Tom Williams
8. Dean Richards
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