
In 2005, I received a stack of found, hand-written letters between two (stupid?) young women and their (long-suffering?) landlord. That gift would send me on a fifteen-year search for the truth. It was a comedic investigation that demanded some pretty complex interrogation: Who owns a story? How honest is our nostalgia? What does it mean to be a difficult woman? How do we engage in sexism and patr... more
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 60 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ComedyDocumentarySociety & Culture | |||

In Retrospective 3, Josh discusses how 24 harrowing hours changed his life and the course of True Crime Bullsh**. He discusses how an incident re-shaped his vision for the first episode of the podcast, and his view on true crime and its darkness. Plu... more
Retrospective 2 takes us to the origin of the investigation; where Josh's interest in storytelling evolved into his obsession of needing to know everything. And it started in a surprising place: a bound book of correspondence between two teenage girl... more
To celebrate 10 years in podcasting, we're spending the summer going back in time and both highlighting key episodes and telling the stories behind them; you’ll get new behind-the-scenes information about what was happening in life, in various invest... more
Truth is a tricky thing.
Three girls lived in a cottage once. They are both everywhere and nowhere in these versions of the Truth.
Starring:
* Lori Snyder as Dot
* Adrienne Hardison as Helena
* Matt Peelen as Rob
* Sara Stapleton as Herself... more
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Is it embarrassing that this could be not me, per se, but any couple of art school fellows I knew then? An uncomfortable deja vu, for sure. I love it!
I have been listening to this podcast since it originally aired. Season one is absolutely brilliant. Season two is not as good but still enjoyable. I wish the different characters were explained more. I figured it out but still could be bette. All the random music and noises are a bit annoying. Love the school stuff. It was good to follow the investigation in to the letters. I was gutted when it disappeared and was so glad it was rereleased. I listen most night to doze off because I know it all.... more
Josh Hallmark creates a brilliantly funny and entertaining series that balances humor and insightful introspection. Karen and Ellen are exasperatingly persistent in their naive entitlement concerning their renter’s rights and expectations.
This was recommended in the Normal Gossip subreddit. The storytelling style became very remarkably difficult to follow in the second season. This could’ve been a well-crafted, one season’s worth of amusing episodes in more capable hands but instead I really felt strung along by the tangents, repetition and lack of narrative offered by the podcast in the second season. However, I was already invested so I saw it through. I wanted a conclusion, which you hardly get. The narrator presence was ridic... more
It started out funny, and now I just want to uncover the mystery with you. This is such an intriguing listen. A nice reprieve from my typical podcast listen.










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