
Ever wonder why serial killers kill or why ordinary people sometimes do extraordinary things, sometimes downright evil things? This Much is True Crime is a weekly look at crime making the headlines and that includes crime drama and docuseries that are making news themselves. The hosts are news reporter and TV producer Martin Frizell and Britain's top criminologist Professor David Wilson. Produced ... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 51 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | True Crime | |||

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I Enjoy both hosts I know Professor Wilson from previous shows. I don’t watch the “morning” shows and am wondering why the hubbub about someone’s grandma. Surely the Epstein victims deserve the press. The Post Office Horizon Scandal has nothing on the current US regime.
Very good balance between these two intelligent men, they don’t always agree which makes it more interesting. Only one problem there is only one episode a week.
Enjoying the discussions every week peeling back what goes on in a case. I especially enjoy their deconstruction of streaming crime series. Would love to hear Prof Wilsons thoughts on nextflix neighbour next door after the discussion about the Liverpool case
Hackery of the laziest kind: poorly produced, error-strewn and frequently insensitive to victims.
What a beautifully transparent and heartfelt discussion with every episode.
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Apple Podcasts | #93 |
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This show offers an in-depth examination of true crime stories, blending elements of journalism and criminology to explore the motivations behind heinous acts and the societal implications of crime. Notable topics include high-profile criminal cases, psychological phenomena like hebristophilia, and the systemic failures within law enforcement and the justice system. The hosts often discuss contemporary crime stories captured in media, such as docuseries, while also delving into historical cases that reveal cultural and social dynamics of crime. This unique perspective provides listeners with a better understanding of the complexities surrounding crime, making it both informative and thought-provoking, which is particularly appealing to fans... more
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