True Crime with Kendall Rae
Mile Higher Media & Audioboom StudiosKendall Rae is a true-crime content creator on YouTube who has used her platform to spread awareness for victims and their families. Now she is bringing episodes of her YouTube true-crime series to podcast format, to hopefully create even more awareness around the cases she covers. Kendall's approach to true-crime content is empathetic and always approached with victims in mind first. Join Kendall... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 186 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | HistoryTrue Crime | |||
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Jennifer Dulos, a loving mother of five, was two years into a bitter divorce battle against her soon-to-be-ex-husband, Fotis Dulos, when she suddenly vanished. Though her car was quickly found a few miles from her home, Jennifer’s body has never been... more
Malachi Love-Robinson is a con artist who committed several crimes starting at the age of 18. Though he began his fraudulent schemes posing as a doctor with a PhD, he would go on to later scam innocent people and businesses out of money. Malachi has,... more
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- Tik toker faking cancer episode
I really wanted to her this podcast but you kept repeating pancreatic cancer over and over you could’ve just said it once. The word is just too triggering for many people. It was just unnecessary how many times it was said.
Apple Podcasts3cindypandamonia
United States25 days ago - So. Many. Ads.
Have always enjoyed Mile Higher and Kendall but they put in so many god damn ads and ads for very questionable company’s like Better Help and for things that are extremely inappropriate in my opinion when you’re basing your whole content about victims stories… It’s of course okay to wanna make money but when you’re literally talking about murder victims and very tragic stories…. the greed is just so icky to me.
Apple Podcasts1Anna384739017383927383
Swedena month ago - No thanks.
Ads have become INSANE! Basically just a bunch of ads (at the worst time) with a story sprinkled in.
Apple Podcasts1AltaJaneUnited Statesa month ago - Good listen
I came here from The Mile High Club Podcast which is from the same host. I love true crime and enjoy both podcasts. I like the research, and information; honesty from the host. The only thing I dislike is the ads that seem to constantly happen every few minutes on some episodes.
Apple Podcasts4ThisIsntTetrisUnited Statesa month ago - Cop-bashing, biased and more ads than content
I’ve listened to this podcast for a good while now but I just can’t (won’t) deal with the constant and seemingly endless rhetoric and bashing of investigators, police officers and law enforcement in general. What Kendall thinks gives her the “right” to question what the hardworking men and women in blue did, do, should do, should have done, etc., is a complete mystery. As far as I can tell, she has ZERO qualifications that would enable her to do so. more
Apple Podcasts1kimberly from TexasUnited Statesa month ago
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