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Also, there are over 150 episodes for new listeners to catch up on, with new ones releasing every week!Īpple Podcasts | Pocket Casts | Stitcher | Website | RSS Ripped from the Headlines And though I couldn’t get into the podcast too much, I thought it was worth recommending because they have a terrific following and community of paranormal true crime buffs. Sinisterhood is great for fans of true crime podcasts who want a bit of spooky without getting too far into the horror realm. The banter between the hosts reminded me a lot of My Favorite Murder with tons of tangents and inside jokes and fan engagement. Think cults, strange disappearances, and even Santa Claus bank robberies. Though it bears comedic similarities to RedHanded, Sinisterhood leans a little more toward the paranormal true crime vibes than the former. Sinisterhood brings together two comedian friends who explore creepy and strange true crime cases they researched. There are many true crime podcasts on this list like RedHanded that try and keep things light while talking about dark topics and being respectful, like Sinisterhood and What Did You Do?! below.Īpple Podcasts | Pocket Casts | Stitcher | Website | RSS Sinisterhood I’ve written about RedHanded previously and thought true crime listeners would find it just as entertaining as paranormal listeners. While not diving deep into crimes, listeners can still find new crimes discussed, dissected, and joked about each episode. RedHanded is a paranormal podcast for true crime fans, a true crime podcast for people who believe supernatural elements play a hand in all strange and unfortunate occurrences. With a blend of true crime and the supernatural, RedHanded uses a unique combination of true crime and the paranormal to give listeners true crime of a sometimes bizarre nature. Read more: Why Your Podcast Sucks: My Favorite Murder’s Real Favorite Is the Cops RedHanded

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It’s a thought-provoking true crime podcast that helps listeners figure out how to better live and function in the modern connected age where crime can happen right before your eyes from thousands of miles away.Īpple Podcasts | Pocket Casts | Stitcher | Website | RSS | Transcripts Darknet Diaries is going to inform you of all the ways people, governments, and businesses can hack, own, and sell your personal data, money, and even life. I will give a bit of a warning Darknet Diaries is not great for listeners who tend to fall down rabbit holes related to personal privacy. It instantly reminded me of Marc Goodman’s informative and terrifying book Future Crimes: Inside the Digital Underground and the Battle for Our Connected World. Across the true crime podcast’s two seasons, two cases are covered.Īpple Podcasts | Pocket Casts | Stitcher | Website | RSS | Transcripts Darknet Diariesĭarknet Diaries is one of my favorite true crime podcasts on this list, with a particular focus on cybercrimes. Each season does a deep dive into a different case involving indigenous people who have been murdered or gone missing. Missing and Murdered is like a blend of Wounded and Welcome to Your Fantasy, both further down on the list because of its storytelling and cinematic elements and focus on cases involving indigenous people. The host creates a complete and comprehensive experience by using voiceovers, music, and sound effects to bring Missing and Murdered to life for listeners. Missing and Murdered is the perfect blend of dramatic coverage and true crime cases for true crime fans who love and prefer investigative reporting and interviews. Not only does the podcast cover indigenous crimes, but they do true crime coverage in the most informed and respectful way. Missing and Murdered has appeared on previous Discover Pods’ true crime podcast lists, but I wanted to feature it again. Keep this in mind and take care of yourself while listening. Each show gets into brutal crimes, abuse, and other extremely sensitive topics. I also want to place a blanket content warning on all these true crime podcasts. But even more so, you’ll find a thoughtful and caring approach that reminds listeners of the real ramifications, victims, and societal involvements that led to these events. So below, you’ll find a blend of your typical true crime podcasts.

I wanted to offer long-time true crime listeners something new and shine a light on different approaches to talking about true crime podcasts. When I created this list, I wanted to find a middle ground. It takes a bit of wind out of the sails of these events. The approach true crime aficionados and researchers often take with these crimes that affect real people and communities is insensitive, amoral, and downright disrespectful.īut I also understand that is a part of the true crime podcasts community: making heinous crimes laughable or seem like a bad late-night T.V. To be absolutely upfront, I am not the biggest fan of true crime podcasts.

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