Crime Junkie

I love crime junkie and it makes me interested if I’m bored.every time i put on one that we already heard.We have listened to so much that every time I am looking for a podcast I scroll past at least twenty to get to a new one.All the bad reviews make me angry!I love it so much.That is why I wrote this review today.

After the episode that was just an ad for the book…I’m out. I already was only listening to this whenever I was done with all my other podcasts. I have many other issues, but I will be kind and leave it at that. I do hope the hosts do great and thrive in all they do, it’s just not for me, and that’s okay.

These women do a great job of telling the stories of the cases and researching. Recent episodes have become way too political. It’s their podcast where they can share their opinion. I am just disappointed as I used to really enjoy it because of the neutrality which no longer exists.

TDLR: They are some of the best story tellers I have ever heard; full stop. My Heros may not be who you expect; Scott Galloway, Dave Chappell, Matt & Trey from South Park, and Ezra Kline. Brit and Ashley are extremely entertaining and reverent. They have CEO-level emotional intelligence, which they wield to story tell some of the most heavy material on the planet to benefit as many people as possible; including victims and their families. Long: I started watching Crime Junkie about three years ago, and back then I don’t know what the size of the production was but many of audiobooks current shows have not yet been released. I fell in love with these girls instantly, even when they were roughing it back then not just because they sound very pretty (you girls are!) - but because their emotional intelligence and story telling abilities are unmatched. Yes Ashley leads the story, but don’t think Brit is not an important part of the production. Their ability to riff will have you wondering whether the show is scripted; likely thought out to the bone but these girls are clever and whip smart. Yes those are similes, I just felt I had to say that twice.