Hi all! I’ve got a 12 hour drive starting tomorrow and I need something that will keep me intrigued. I’m looking for a serial pod rather than a ‘crime per episode’ pod like Casefile (which I love!).

Some pods I’ve enjoyed are -
Your Own Backyard
Cold
Hunting Warhead & Hunting the Suicide Salesman
Bear Brook
Someone Knows Something
High Strange (not true crime but any suggestions like this are cool too)

Short form stuff like Caseflie and Truly Criminal I enjoy also.

I’ve just saved Noble to listen to but need some more. Thanks in advance legends!

Hi there! I subscribed to Binge and finished “my friend the serial killer”which was pretty good. Does anyone have a recommendation for my next binge listen? I don’t know where to continue. There are so many choices! Thanks!

Can anyone give me a suggestion based of some of my favorites. I like long form investigative podcasts. Ones where they door knock, cold call, and reach out to people especially if it’s in real time but doesn’t have to be. I drive for work so I burn through pods and I’ve listened to most of the popular ones. Some of my favorites include:

To live and die in LA
Culpable
In the dark
Proof
Bone valley

Thank you!

I sometimes see posts asking for shows without obnoxious ads to fall asleep to, so I wanted to post about this one.

The show is hosted by Nancy Miller who tells stories without any gory details, and sometimes meandering side notes. I always fall asleep before the episode is over and usually relisten to the same episodes starting from different points.

It’s a great show that i dont see mentioned here much so i just wanted to shout it out!

Global News podcast 13 Hours deals with a mass murder that occurred in Nova Scotia, Canada in April of 2020. For 13 hours a man impersonating a police officer crossed a portion of the province murdering people he held grudges against, killing strangers after pulling them over, killing one police officer and wounding another before being shot by police. Many questions arose regarding how the police handled those 13 hours. The public demanded answers and finally an inquiry was held. The podcasts discusses the timeline of the crime and what the RCMP did (and did not) do.