
The Truth & Justice Podcast is listener driven show, devoted to the pursuit of truth and justice. Host, Bob Ruff, investigates potential wrongful conviction and cold cases using a unique crowdsourcing approach. Bob invites listeners to participate in the investigations, as he breaks down a new case in each season in real time. The podcast is currently in Season 18 "Justice Warriors". This season i... more
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 1061 | Founded | 11 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | True CrimeDocumentarySociety & Culture | |||

Zaq and Bob talk about Ryan Wolf and his podcast "Guilt", updates in the WM3 case, and answer listener questions.
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In this throwback episode Bob and Erica are joined by award-winning music executive, podcast host, children’s book author, and justice advocate, Jason Flom. Jason, known for his podcast Wrongful Conviction, is also the found of Lava For Good Podcasts... more
Bob is joined by one of the best investigative podcasters in the business. Ryan Wolf first appeared on True Crime Binge with Bob several years ago, when his podcast "Guilt" was just starting out. In this episode he and Bob discuss his evolution as an... more
Ryan was the very last guest on True Crime Binge. At the time he had just finished working on Season 1 of the amazing Guilt podcast. He's come a long way since then, and will be joining the show again this Sunday to discuss Season 6 of Guilt.
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Every follow up just seems like Janet is upset and offended about something. Maybe she isn’t cut out for this. It is exhausting to listen to her have a meltdown for 20 minutes every week.
I started listening at the very beginning and I believed in bob. Then I was a bit put off by the west Memphis three investigation. He said it was for the victims but he was proving the three that are out are Vincent fore the sake of a possible hbo show. The pandemic hit and he just quit the case after the accused died when he had been saying it was for her mom who would not want her daughter as the killer of record when not true. I felt sad as mother that it was dropped. Then came the intervi... more
I’ve been listening to this podcast for several years now, and I’ve even gone back to listen to previous seasons. Every year, the production gets better, but we shouldn’t just judge this podcast on production. Several people are out of jail because of this podcast. Several more have their cases being helped by the Innocence Project. Bob Ruff isnt just a podcaster. He’s an actual Justice Warrior who gets results, and we as an audience get to listen in real time as he does so.
It feels like Bob is struggling to finish his sentences. It’s happening more and more and I’m getting close to unsubscribing.
This pod has so jumped the shark. The last straw was 3 hosts crying on Friday wrap up show
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A listener-driven investigative show that crowdsources justice work, focusing on wrongful convictions, cold cases, and ongoing case updates. Recent seasons emphasize real-world impact, ethical considerations in documenting investigations, and the interplay between documentary storytelling and live community participation. Noteworthy is the mix of long-form case analysis with guest expert discussions and educational segments featuring student-led journalism initiatives, all while maintaining a transparent, audience-inclusive funding model. Potential listeners may value rigorous case work, transparent processes, and opportunities to engage in real-time investigations or sponsorships that align with justice reform and investigative journalism.... more
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