
The New York Mystery Machine explores New York’s biggest unsolved Murders, Hauntings, Disappearances and more. Hosted by Adam Mace & Christina Marinelli.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 208 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | True Crime | |||

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I enjoy this podcast immensely. Adam and Christina handle heavy topics with the perfect balance of humour, and respect.
Adam and Christina go out of their way to give victims of some very horrendous crimes, their humanity back.
Well done.
New York? Mystery? In the same sentence??? Immediately yes. Sold.
So, I waited until I heard every available episode to leave a review. I can say without a doubt that THIS PODCAST IS AWESOME!
It’s the perfect companion for household activities and driving. While you’re doing something, go on a mystery with Adam and Christina!
Their chemistry is great. It’s like hanging out with two good friends who have a good story. Also, they can back it up with hard facts.
Can’t wait to hear the next episodes and bummed that I now have to wait a week like everyone else... more
I said to myself, “Self, it’s time to leave a review for these lovely humans.” So here we are. This is a really fun show with great hosts. I love mysteries and true crime, but sometime too much makes me feel a lil depressed. Listening to Adam & Christina is a bit of a breath of fresh air in a genre that can be so heavy. Much love for these two
I’ve been listening to the NYMM for just over a year now, and it’s such a fun podcast that I went back to binge-listen from the very beginning. Adam and Christina try (and succeed!) at making crimes, especially historical crimes (murders, heists, disappearances, spies!), in New York fun to listen to with humor, improv, and character voices. They also cover cryptids, poltergeists, ghosts, possessions, aliens, cults and more!
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This podcast focuses on New York City's enigmatic and often dark history, bringing to light unsolved murders, haunting occurrences, and mysterious disappearances. The hosts present a blend of storytelling and factual investigation that engages listeners in the exploration of both historical and contemporary mysteries. Episodes are characterized by a mix of humor and empathy, allowing for sensitive topics to be handled with care while still providing entertainment. Notably, the hosts' chemistry and approachable banter make the podcast feel like a casual yet enlightening conversation between friends, which is particularly appealing for those who enjoy true crime narratives with depth and personality.
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