True Crime Psychology and Personality: Narcissism, Psychopathy, and the Minds of Dangerous Criminals

I find Dr. Grande’s attention to detail, thorough discussion, thoughtful analysis and witty quips to be immensely entertaining. If you are looking for a crime podcast where two random people drag out a 15 minute analysis into an hour long discussion full of personal observations and speculation, this is not for you. Dr. Grande’s approach is methodical, succinct and direct. And I really appreciate the humor - very dry, very funny, always at the expense of the bad guys. Thanks Dr. Grande for your contributions to society.

The title says it all. If it’s relevant, by all means. If not, it comes across as sloppy.

Now the creator has run out of “true crimes” (and true criminals) to analyze. A lot of the episodes are a major stretch and seem outside the Dr. Grande’s actual field of expertise.

This 5-star rating is given for the Kirsten Lobato episode, which was particularly well done. The host’s puns and alliterative summaries are the best (and only?) in the true crime business and are much appreciated by this listener.