The Trail Went Cold is a weekly true crime podcast which explores baffling unsolved mysteries and cold cases. On each episode, host Robin Warder examines a new murder or missing persons case, tackling a wide variety of mysteries from different countries and time periods.
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Since we are currently on vacation, “The Trail Went Cold” will not be releasing a new episode this week. Instead, please enjoy one of our exclusive bonus Patreon episodes from our archives. Thanks for your patience. more
February 18, 1976. Orlando, Florida. 15-year old Linda Kerr leaves her home in order to walk to her boyfriend’s residence, but she never arrives and is subsequently reported missing. Investigators look into the possibility that Linda may have left th... more
May 11, 1999. Barry County, Missouri. 34-year old Gary McCullough vanishes from his farm and his abandoned pick-up truck is found on a rural road five days later. Suspicion is directed towards Gary’s wife, Sandy, who was having an affair with another... more
This weeks person was way too fast, and many are too slow. It is jarring when opening, and really getting increasingly annoying. more
Voice seems better for a children’s reading at a library
Robin does excellent research, and I love the spooky music between segments. I’ve been listening since the beginning and I love that the format is predictable but the content is always fresh. Some reviews complain about his voice but I actually like it, I feel as though he’s truly passionate about the topics and presents himself just as he is. I appreciate the authenticity. After all these years, The Trail Went Cold is still on the top of my list.
Came back hoping some of the constructive criticism had at least been appreciated & changes made accordingly, that is not the case. Come on! Robin needs vocal coaching or just a new host, it’s still unbearable. I tried.
Once I noticed it, I hear it over and over every episode. Robin cuts off several words by pronouncing them all em. At first I thought it was just 'em for them, but he does it for him, and I think any time it is in reference to people, He just said 'e self and a couple sentences later said it fully "himfelf. "saidI grew up just over the border from Canada, so I do not think it is a Canadian thing, so is it a regional thing, or just a Robin thing.
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The Trail Went Cold launched 8 years ago and published 396 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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