
A true crime podcast hosted by a married couple from the Bronx, NYC. Jess (the wife) tells her husband Russ true crime stories. They sip some cocktails and discuss the ins and outs of the case. Since their opinions are generally different perspectives, it makes for an entertaining discussion.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 248 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | True CrimeComedy | |||

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I really enjoy listening to them and Jess’s writing and story telling
Not to sound creepy but… I Won’t Be Missing an Episode! The mix of great story telling, and Russ’s ridiculously funny comments is just what I need when listening to true crime. I go from shocked to laughing like a hyena for a bit. Shout out to “A Trial By Podcast” for putting me on! Russ needs a Comedy Special on Netflix! #VoteForRuss
Thanks to A Trial By Podcast you have a new listener doing a deep dive on your podcast! I’m starting from the oldest and working up. It’s so cool seeing how Jess and Russ grow as podcasters. I love the banter, I appreciate Russ’s sense of humor to break up the horrible topics you guys cover. Jess you’re so dang knowledgeable and great at narrating. Keep up the amazing work bring these sickos to light.
Russ, I hope this isn’t too long!
Russ and Jess are the only couple who can make me laugh, gasp, and yell “JESS, HOW DO YOU PUT UP WITH HIM?!” all in the same episode. Jess is brilliant, patient, and somehow still madly in love with her wise-cracking husband — proof that true love exists and apparently comes with a lifetime subscription to sarcasm.
Russ may pretend he doesn’t know what’s going on half the time, but his quick comebacks (and legendary potty mouth) say otherwise. The teasing, ... more
So shout out to “A Trial by Podcast” for directing me to this show! I too am a nurse, specifically a psychiatric nurse practitioner, so it’s basically my personality now. I love a knowledgeable take on anything medical within a true crime story. I really had to come here just to say that the opening sequence for the Kristen Gilbert story gave me CHILLS girl! I felt it in my soul as a nurse advocating for one of the most vulnerable and stigmatized populations. I’ll literally fight someone for my ... more
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Listeners are drawn into captivating true crime narratives, typically told by Jess, who shares her enthralling storytelling ability while sipping cocktails with her husband, Russ. Their dynamic banter, enriched by substantial differences in opinion, creates a blend of humor and critical reflection that makes the podcast both engaging and entertaining. Noteworthy is their focus on a variety of true crime stories, which not only highlight individual cases but also explore broader themes of trauma, society's darker tendencies, and the complexities of human behavior. The hosts encourage listener interaction and invite submissions, enhancing community engagement and personal connection.
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