
*** 2026 Webby Award Winner!! *** The true crime podcast YOU NEED IN YOUR LIFE. We recap your favorite true crime documentaries with humor, sass, and heart. FROM VULTURE: "It’s not wrong to laugh when you’re listening to a true-crime podcast. Or at least I hope it isn’t, because if almost crashing my car while listening to True Crime Obsessed is wrong, I don’t want to be right." Hear our take on ... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 632 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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In July 2003, 34-year-old Shawn Johnson was in New Orleans for a conference. And he did WHAT ANY OF US WOULD DO and tacked on a few days for a little bit of fun. On his last night in town, he found himself at an infamous bar called The Dungeon where ... more
Fam, when they say "Worst Ex Ever" they really aren't kidding here - and giving him the "Deadpool" moniker just because he's got the same name as the comic book character? Yeesh. This creep runs the gamut from theft to selling dogs online to rape and... more
Fam! We're back in the world of sports today: dressage! Also known as "fancy horse dancing" to us city hicks who'd probably fall off a horse at the first canter (that's a horse-dancing term, right?). ANYWAY, we've got OLYMPIC-level drama with this ep... more
When 68 year old Mario Hernandez didn't show up for family dinner in March of 2005, his family knew something was terribly wrong. Mario was a family man. Nothing would have kept him from that dinner. And when the police refuse to investigate--he's a ... more
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Canceling my Patreon subscription and unfollowing. I tried countless times to stay loyal but GP is just getting worse with every episode. Her sense of superiority is insufferable. Save yourself time and sanity. Don’t bother.
Update-GP has doubled down on being absolutely insufferable. She’s ruining this podcast.
Used to be one of my favorite podcasts but Gillian is slowly ruining it for me. It makes me sad cause I loved her but she’s becoming more and more anti cop and it’s a huge turn off... more
Daisy, Daisy, Daisy, White people are privileged. Lots of screaming about what they think is right- and you should agree. Patrick just laughs at everything & refers to his daughter Daisy or the wonderful Steve whatever his name is. The last episode Gillian could care less about the victim but people who didn’t wear masks (even after it came out they were USELESS) went on and ON… I do like the shows they cover. That’s about it.
Gillian I’ll give you a million dollars if you share something funny, lighthearted or that made you genuinely laugh recently.
You can be an advocate and call out injustice while also being a person and not just a robot of misery. Or else maybe rebrand and don’t be a comedy podcast? Or if you’re this miserable leave? Isn’t that what you’re always telling others to do? “Get out! I don’t care what’s hard about it- get out!” Or does that only apply to those you’re judging and not yourself?
These people openly hate white people more than anyone I know. Replace any other race when they say “white” with as much hatred as they do and you see how inappropriate it is. They also make dangerous blanket statements, such as police would have taken a missing person’s report more seriously without a doubt if that person was white. That’s a hypothetical scenario that you can’t say you know the outcome of and is dangerous in a platform as large as they have. There is hope for Patrick, but Gilli... more
Where the hawthorne hill shooting happened, now known as lotus show farm, is incredible. The show grounds are immaculate and it runs surprisingly well for a schooling show. Crazy something so terrible happened at a place I love so much.
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Short-form true-crime recap with humor, sharp takes, and storytelling that humanizes cases. Episodes routinely blend documentary recaps with banter, personal anecdotes, and cultural context, often weaving in sponsor messages throughout. Notable strengths include lighthearted framing that still respects victims and a knack for highlighting underexplored angles, such as ethics, media literacy, and investigative nuances. A strong draw for listeners who want crime coverage that is entertaining yet thoughtful, with guests and topics spanning genetics, forensics, journalism, and advocacy. The show's unique angle lies in balancing witty banter with serious case analysis, creating a distinctive tone that fans often cite as both entertaining and ins... more
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4. Chris Voss
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7. John Michael
8. Joe Hunter
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