True Crime Conversations explores the stories and the people behind some of the world’s most notorious crimes.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 296 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Category | True Crime |
James Foley’s death was unimaginable. He was a journalist held hostage by ISIS for two years in Syria and killed in 2014 as a threat to America. Footage of him wearing an orange jumpsuit, and forcibly reading a message before being beheaded was poste... more
In 1984, the body of six-year-old Kylie Maybury was found in a gutter in the early hours of the morning following Melbourne Cup Day.
So why did it take 32 years after her death for police to finally find her killer — a man with previous convictions... more
It’s August 1989, and a 911 call comes through from a Beverly Hills mansion on Elm Drive just before midnight. The call is from a hysterical Lyle Menendez, and you can hear his brother Erik crying in the background. The brother's parents, Jose and Ki... more
True crime documentaries have always been a cornerstone of the pop culture world and with recent releases such as The Menendez Brothers documentary dropping on Netflix our appetite for these stories is at an all-time high.
So, we’ve brought in an ex... more
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This is a massively variable podcast. The quality of any particular episode depends entirely on the standard of the guest as the host has no interviewing skills whatever and draws nothing out of her guests. Occasionally, the host has a guest who is interesting enough and good enough a speaker to make the episode ok, but more often than not episodes fall flat. The Rachel Barber episode was particularly terrible as despite writing a book about the case, the guest didn’t seem to have any real in... more
I gave it a shot, listened to 15 or so episodes and after hearing about Luke and then trying to find his case covered by another podcast so I can get a good comprehensive look into the case, I decided your podcast is unnecessary without providing the link to the case. Your podcast is basically Talking Dateline, but the difference is they actually cover the case before they start talking about it with the people involved. Sorry but, one star.
I don’t know how this podcast doesn’t feature more prominently in the crime podcast selection. I found it searching for a specific case. There’s a lot more information about familiar cases that I’ve listened to on other podcasts. Also lots of cases I’ve never heard before. A must - listen.
Listening to Brent Sanders talk as a 54 year old woman, and having definitions made over sexual encounters blew my mind. And the way he give such great examples, like how you would defend a baby vs yourself was incredible. Every young, old and in between female and male should listen to this fascinating interview.
Apple Podcasts | #163 | United Kingdom/True Crime |
Spotify | #130 | Australia/Top Podcasts |
Apple Podcasts | #27 | Australia/Top Podcasts |
Apple Podcasts | #11 | Australia/True Crime |
Apple Podcasts | #190 | Germany/True Crime |
Apple Podcasts | #218 | France/True Crime |
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