Invisible Choir

I like the way the host, Michael, keeps a neutral tone. He is very respectful in the way he speaks about victims and doesn’t pass judgement on lifestyles or opinions on “what’s wrong with this dang country” and being obsessed with the name Karen.

This is an excellent podcast. It’s one of my top three and my top three have no particular order, they’re all #1 in my book. So do yourself a big favour and give it a listen, you won’t regret it. Trust me, it’s well researched, well written and Michael tells a great story. He made me understand how families could gather ‘round the radio and listen so avidly. He gives you the details and your imagination will do the rest.

I have no idea what it costs to make a podcast however, I listen to other free pods and they have similar amounts of commercials. This pod is great but it seems that it’s only for paid subscribers now. I get it, everyone wants to get paid. If 90% is subscribers only maybe move it off this platform. Again it’s from a major production company and there are lots of ads/sponsors.

It’s a fine podcast that unfortunately consists of long clips of police interview audio that is hard to hear. I listen mostly at work where it’s kind of loud but my AirPods allow me to hear podcasts just fine normally.