
The Art of Crime is a history podcast about the unlikely collisions between true crime and the arts. New theme each season.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 101 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ArtsHistory | |||

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I listen to true crime constantly and I was getting to a point where it felt like if I haven’t already heard about it, it’s probably not that interesting. This show has proven me wrong! For example, I thought, who needs another series about Jack the Ripper? Turns out, I did! I needed it!
But why did I pay for a subscription and there are still ads? How can I listen with no ads ever? Where do I pay for that? Please… help…
Very thorough and interesting
I recently stumbled upon this podcast and it has become one of my favorites because of how well and thoroughly researched each episode is. It contains unique anecdotes, for example, the episode of Josephine Baker, where they talked about the guy going down the river Seine in Paris on a kayak - it’s little details like that that make this such a great podcast.
Well written and entertaining
Gavin did an episode of Most Notorious and I am so glad he did. This podcast is amazing. I not only echo the other five star reviews in terms of research, but the writing is OUTSTANDING. It’s clever and witty and I am often just laughing out loud at some of his observations. I don’t get the other criticisms of his narration; it’s wonderful. I am hooked on season 3 and my other true crime podcasts are languishing in my queue.
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This podcast meticulously explores the fascinating intersections of historical events and the world of art, focusing on the unlikely yet compelling narratives where art and crime collide. Each season is themed around different facets of this relationship, featuring stories of artists accused of criminal acts, spies embedded in the arts, and significant historical moments tied to cultural figures. With a captivating narrative style, episodes are rich in historical detail, appealing to listeners seeking depth and insight into topics often overlooked in mainstream discussions.
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These podcasts share a similar audience with The Art of Crime:
1. Most Notorious! A True Crime History Podcast
2. Criminal
3. Noble Blood
4. American Scandal
5. Crimes of the Centuries
The Art of Crime launched 3 years ago and published 101 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on The Art of Crime include:
1. Jack El-Hai
2. Matt Sampson
3. Michelle Young
4. Anne Foster
5. Elliott Spear Fisher
6. Fred Fisher
7. Barry Averich
8. Amanda Matta
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