Every week host Dan Zupansky will interview the true crime authors that have written about the most shocking killers of all time.This show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/3269715/advertisement
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He’s the BEST author and interviewer of all podcasters in our world today!! I’m so excited when I see true crime stories in my podcasts He’s the VERY best. Thank you Mr Zupanski
Dan and his guests are a great listen. The authors he spotlights are intelligent, and very well informed on the subjects they cover. In a market full of true crime podcasts, Dan Zupansky is head and shoulders above the competition.
hear you 5 by 5 loud and clear. nice trxturization of your voice it sounds much richer from 55n 124 west (or so). great show. Thank you for your unique perspectives and speculations. they are extremely valid because of your history, my friend . not yours so much as your peoples history, but no doubt yours as well. always enjoy using your slant to sew things t9gether from the larger corperate media orgs. peace and love may Ukraine walk tall in their ongoing journey to success and bringing a russi... more
This is a great premise, but the sound is so terrible, you can't get into the content. you have to skip half of the episodes because the sound quality is so bad.
I’ve always liked Dan’s questions, but not happy with what he’s done recently with his interviews. The introductions are done as an AI recreated version of his voice, for some strange reason. And he’s also running his interviews (it sounds like) through some kind of software to take out the “ums” and pauses. In theory it’s a nice idea, but in actuality it makes the author sound unnatural when he/she talks, with a lot of abrupt sentence cuts.
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