The Trial: Russell Brand
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| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 401 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | True Crime | |||
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It's Day 6 of Russell Brand's trial and we've now heard from three alleged victims. One of the women told the jury today that within 30 seconds of meeting him in a bar in 2004, Russell Brand grabbed her breasts, and then dragged her into the toilet w... more
What really happened at the Labour Party Conference in 1999? A woman who says she was the victim of a sex attack there, claims he went from being charming and chatty to monstrous in a matter of hours.
"He wanted sex" she said "and I was there." She ... more
One of the women who claims she was raped by Russell Brand in 1999 today spoke about what she says happened to her. She said he attacked her in a hotel room after she met him at the Labour Party Conference in Bournemouth. She told the jury at Southwa... more
"Ruthless, calculating, manipulative, a sexual predator." Those are the words used today to describe Russell Brand. As the prosecution opened their case in London, Russell Brand was accused of not caring what state he left his victims in, in his ques... more
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- Balanced reporting
Love listening to this pod cast and do pay for the subscription. Every case/trail he delivered in a balanced view and at times made me consider my own maybe bias or narrow minded opinions :-)
Apple Podcasts5REMMAJ1990
United Kingdom2 months ago - Grammar
Good but… I enjoy this podcast but find it surprising that journalists don’t use the correct grammar… It’s ‘there were’ (plural, in the past) rather than ‘there was’ (singular).
Apple Podcasts5annabelmogUnited Kingdom2 months ago - Could be so much better
This could be superb as these are serious journalists doing the important work of court reporting. However, by the time you have scrolled through the countless adverts (come on, the Mail is hardly cash-strapped!), the repetition and the reminders to subscribe you are left with astonishingly little content. The many grammatical errors are also unacceptable.
Apple Podcasts3RadionoushUnited Kingdom2 months ago - Poor reporting
Very poor reporting - I will not credit it with the term journalism. Sensationalist and lacking depth - they seem to have an inability to properly investigate and take a critical, unbiased view. I was just listening to a recent episode when Liz stated it ‘made my skin crawl’. No ability to remain objective and professional. Also, they pretend they are concerned and think about the morality of what they are reporting when they are clearly voyeuristic and looking for sensational stories.
Apple Podcasts1fyhgesdbjikUnited Kingdom3 months ago - Stick to written journalism
Caroline and Liz seem unable to blow their noses. Sniffing after each sentence is awful to listen to when you’re wearing earbuds. Not a great look for ‘professional’ podcasters.
Apple Podcasts1SJ12345@United Kingdom4 months ago
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Spotify | #74 | United Kingdom/Top Podcasts |
Spotify | #3 | United Kingdom/True Crime |
Spotify | #7 | United Kingdom/Trending |
Apple Podcasts | #51 | United Kingdom/Top Podcasts |
Apple Podcasts | #5 | United Kingdom/True Crime |
Apple Podcasts | #218 |  Canada/True Crime |
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A hard-hitting true-crime show that follows high-profile trials with courtroom narration, timeline tracking, and expert commentary. Across recent episodes, the focus has been on complex criminal proceedings, survivor testimonies, and the interplay between police, prosecutors, and defence strategies. The hosts frequently bring in criminology, legal, and investigative journalism perspectives, while highlighting systemic failures and calls for reform in areas like policing, accountability, and public safety. It stands out for its daily, granular courtroom updates, use of actor-read victim statements, and promotions around premium content and related investigative franchises. Potential listeners who enjoy detailed legal storytelling, forensic c... more
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2. Rebecca Camber
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4. David Parfett
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