True Crime Conversations explores the stories and the people behind some of the world’s most notorious crimes.
Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 347 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Category | True Crime |
When Heather let “Jace” into her Toronto condo to fix a kitchen cabinet, she had no idea she was opening the door to one of Canada’s most prolific romance scammers.
Charming, confident, and seemingly genuine, Jason Porter, using yet another alias, ... more
When 24-year-old Belgian backpacker Davine Arckens reached out to a man on Gumtree about working on his farm, she was excited. The 88 days of labour would mean she could stay in Australia on a tourist visa for an extra year. She couldn’t wait to spen... more
At just 20 years old, Sef Gonzales murdered his entire family, his father Teodoro, mother Mary Loiva, and 18-year-old sister Clodine, in their Sydney home in 2001.
Struggling with an identity crisis, failing his medical exams, and facing rejection ... more
Felicia Djamirze has lived many lives—counsellor, women’s justice advocate, three-time Miss Australia titleholder, and convicted drug dealer. Raised in a tough Sydney neighbourhood where crime and addiction were part of daily life, Felicia grew up be... more
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I love listening to these interviews, exceptional, intelligent conversations, one of my favourite podcasts ever
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I can’t deal with the new host’s voice. It feels like I’m listening to Siri talk to me.
The episode on Heston Russell has me hooked on a Heston , the guy is a true gentleman and an absolute legend. Listening to what he’s been through and his resolve to see it through is truly inspirational. A humble bloke we can learn a lot from.
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Interesting and educational. Amanda Knox interview is next level.
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Spotify | #118 |
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Featuring in-depth discussions on some of the most notorious crimes, the content engages with real-life stories of trials, tribulations, and the implications of criminal events. It frequently covers notable true crime cases, including wrongful conviction narratives, unresolved mysteries, and personal accounts from survivors who have faced extraordinary circumstances. Each episode not only highlights the crimes themselves but also delves into the psychological and societal effects these cases inflict on individuals and communities, making it a compelling listen for those interested in the intricacies of human behavior and justice.
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True Crime Conversations launched 6 years ago and published 347 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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Recent guests on True Crime Conversations include:
1. Richard Guilliatt
2. Felicia Djamirze
3. Lauren Trevan
4. Anita Bingham
5. Sarah Treleaven
6. Hannah Kent
7. Dan Box
8. Ben Andrew Shenton
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