
The incredible real stories behind the making of the biggest documentary series & films on Netflix. Host Rebecca Lavoie leads in-depth interviews with creators and subjects, exploring how these stories are produced & their impact, while uncovering new information. New episodes every Wednesday.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 311 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | DocumentaryFilm InterviewsSociety & CultureTV & Film | |||

The Netflix documentary film The Perfect Neighbor offers a real-time look at the simmering dispute between a white woman and her Black neighbors. Told largely through police body cam footage, it reveals the petty complaints that started the conflict ... more
In the Netflix documentary My Father, the BTK Killer, Kerri Rawson embarks on a personal journey of understanding—confronting childhood trauma and searching for healing. In this bonus from the podcast Monster: BTK from Tenderfoot TV and iHeartPodcast... more
The Netflix documentary Rebel Royals offers an intimate look at the unlikely romance between Märtha Louise, daughter of the King of Norway, and Shaman Durek Verrett, a mystic from California. The spiritual couple navigates issues of class, race, and ... more
In part two of our look at the Netflix series Love Con Revenge, we talk to the private eye working with The Tinder Swindler’s Cecilie Fjellhøy about the tradecraft of locating other con artists who’ve swindled their partners. She discusses the challe... more
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Okay, so I admit I haven’t listened to EVERY episode; just the episodes I’m personally interested in. BUT I HAVE noticed that the host asked really dumb questions sometimes that add absolutely NOTHING to the Netflix show/movie that the episode is about. It’s like, “Well, duh! 🙄 That’s obvious!!” The host also DOES tend to laugh a lot, even when the questions/topic aren’t funny at all … Maybe she’s laughing because she KNOWS the questions are dumb … !! 🤔😅
Narcissistic troubled young man perfectly sums up Jussie Smollett. Read the Osundario brothers tell all book. Watch the many WGN (Chicago TV) reports online about the Jussie Smollett case. Read the Chicago Tribune and Sun Times articles from then. I hope Jussie gets the help he needs. Even then democratic Mayor Rahm Emanuel called the dropping of charges against Jussie a “whitewash of justice”.
The quality, guest and host was great. But Netflix was way too easy on Kendra. You gave this sick, disgusting woman a platform. You didn’t ask her the hard questions. And you ignored all her lies.
MS here, Brett Farve is trash. Many of us have felt this since his USM days…..he is not universally revered.
Love the guys that did the documentary. As a southerner I found the condescending way the host judged and referred to the people they interviewed repulsive and offensive. Just because people are different and interesting does not make them crazy. You need to check yourself lady. At least southerners are warm generous accepting people, unlike the host. So, I’ll pass on this podcast.
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This podcast offers insightful conversations surrounding the creation of popular Netflix documentaries and films, often featuring in-depth discussions with their directors, producers, and other key figures. Each episode captures the intricate process of storytelling and the profound social dynamics at play. Listeners can expect to explore topics ranging from true crime to social issues, providing a deeper understanding of the narratives that shape contemporary culture. The focus on exclusive insights from industry insiders adds a unique perspective, making it a compelling listen for fans of true stories and the documentary genre.
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