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Podcast Spotlight:
True Murder: The Most Shocking Killers in True Crime History and the Authors that Have Written About Them
Dan Zupansky's podcast spotlights many of the spectacular true crime books that have been written. Started in 2009, there is quite an archive so you don't have to worry about running out any time soon. I'm the type of person who binges this type of thing. I'm fascinated by the idea that a person would kill another person. Criminal Minds is one of my favorite tv shows, before that it was CSI: Las Vegas. Investigative Discovery channel is my go-to for when there's nothing on.
If you're like me, this is a podcast for you. The authors have done extensive research on the crime they are writing about - they talk to victim families, detectives, lawyers, and, sometimes, the criminal. From the heartbreaking to the unbelievable to the downright hilarious, this podcast has it all.
It's a very well run interview, with Dan asking not only about the case, but about the personal experiences the author had while he/she was writing.
I highly recommend this podcast. It's also a good way to up your true crime knowledge while waiting for the second season of Serial. Especially since the most recent episode is on Serial! Lots more information that wasn't covered on Serial.
If you're like me, this is a podcast for you. The authors have done extensive research on the crime they are writing about - they talk to victim families, detectives, lawyers, and, sometimes, the criminal. From the heartbreaking to the unbelievable to the downright hilarious, this podcast has it all.
It's a very well run interview, with Dan asking not only about the case, but about the personal experiences the author had while he/she was writing.
I highly recommend this podcast. It's also a good way to up your true crime knowledge while waiting for the second season of Serial. Especially since the most recent episode is on Serial! Lots more information that wasn't covered on Serial.
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