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Underrated Podcasts? (Patreon)

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2021-01-11 22:22:17
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2026-06

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The most underrated podcast that is deserving of a bigger audience and should be a Casefile Presents show is........? 

Coment below! Doesn't have to be true crime. 

Comments

Olive

Stolen Lives/Mysteriously Listed !!! - great one-host storytelling and they are so inclusive of undertold stories and often forgotten victims.

Sarah

That Crime Couple Pod

Bananafish

They Walk Among Us is hardly unknown, but should be more popular than they are, imo. Polished production, strong research, and coverage of plenty of underexposed cases.

Austin Peppers

My podcast Brain Nugs! It's a blend of true crime and weird stories... just think of how perplexed you'd be to listen to 'Scientology and Neopets". I may be biased but I think its good 😉

Alicia S

Crimelines, Obscura, True Crime Island

Jennifer Stark

Mens Rea - A True Crime Podcast. Irish podcast. Sinead McHugh is amazing.

Fran L

RedHanded podcast - a fantastic British true crime podcast. Brilliant hosts, too.

Pegi Miskey

Nightmares of a Doctor-listen to the episode The Fall It’s amazing and the voice of the narrator is hypnotic ✅

sandra o donoghue

Swindled is fantastic. I also enjoy men’s rea & twisted.

Karen S

Felon True Crime

TRC

Swindled 100%

Patrick Gabbard

Bear Brook. This podcast is about a complicated, grisly set of murders and unidentified familial remains that has only been partially solved.

Cat

Melbourne-based True Blue Crime. Highly engaging.

Ryan Nathaniel Kelley

Blowback, Culpable, Darknet Diaries, Gone Cold, Hunting Warhead, and They Walk Among Us for True Crime; Knifepoint Horror for short fiction.

Karen S

Let’s Not Meet

Amber

The host (Ali) of Stolen Lives was removed from her previous podcast (Insight) for plagiarism. I'm quiet surprised she's back with a new show.

Amber

All Killa No Filla! A British show that is well researched, sensitively handled but still very funny.

Olive

Oh! I had not heard that... interesting. yikes.

Claire

Southern Fried True Crime (US). Erica is an amazing storyteller and ‘good people’.

Claire

+1 (with an anonymous host as well)

Olive

I love her.

Doug rice

Inside the black box - it’s not quite true crime, it’s more aviation disaster , but it’s great and so underrated :)

Megan

Hunting Warhead, Someone Knows Something, The Orange Tree, Murder in Oregon, anything from 11:59 media (Dark Topic, 911 Calls with the Operator, True Crime Kent), Behind the Bastards, The Night Driver, In the Red Clay, Court Junkie :)

Megan

This is also a great way to find new pods! Thanks for starting this thread <3

John Bourscheid

Agree with this one. They are the Casefile of aviation disasters. The Columbia one was incredible.

Cory Weisskirk

Is dark histories considered under rated?

Karen S

LOVE Dark Topic and Jack Luna!!

Doug rice

I know right! I’m always gutted that they / he only release every few months at the moment

Liv Sorli

True Crime Bullsh**. Josh Hallmark is an amazing researcher, journalist, writer, storyteller, survivor and investigative writer. Very human, and honest, even the music at the end always blows my mind.. The Israel Keyes case and potential victims are still an enigma... and the case is still very much unresolved

Mr Chips

Pretend podcast

Victoria

The Trail Went Cold

Karen Rodrigue

Fool Me Twice, Hunting Warhead, The Bellingcat Podcast, Larkspur Underground, Swindled, Pretend Radio, Labyrinths (interview show with Amanda Knox).

SX

Southern Fried True Crime. Erica is amazing

Devon Brown

Infamous America, Chris Wimmer is a great host and storyteller.

Bigshinybeetle

I agree! I’m making my way through this podcast and Josh is an incredible creator who produces a thorough, well researched show. His continued dedication to the case is astounding.

Jenny Long

They Walk Among Us.....Invisible Choir....Crimelines....Swindled....

Linda Cardinale

Murder Mile is one of my favorites. Host Michael, is from England. His stories all take place within a square mile of the east end. He's a great storyteller. Highly recommend.

Kate + Brett

Something Was Wrong. Swindled. Going West, Canadian True Crime.

Stephanie Carrin

Seconding Inside The Black Box! Episodes take a while to come out but they are so professional and so thorough they're worth the wait. The host deserves so much more attention than he's gotten so far. Focus is on aviation disasters but the host is considering expanding to other industrial disasters.

Ellie

Crime lines

Annie G

Loving all these recs for shows I’ve never heard of but will be subbing to ASAP!

Iain Strachan

A lot of very well known podcasts already mentioned! Stranglers is a great long form podcast. About the Boston Strangler. Also, Slow Burn and Cover-Up are excellent.

Taylor R

Has anyone mentioned Vanished? Comprehensive missing persons stories with a lot of first person witness accounts

Ryan Doyle

Nobody mentioned DARK Topic??? Oh wow casefiles and Dark topic... best there is jack is a freakin amazing storyteller

B. Roberts

Australian History Podcast and The Constant

Annie Brod

The Vanished Podcast, Unresolved, The Women of Juarez

sandra o donoghue

She did an episode recently on someone my father knew. Was quite surreal listening to it.

Marcus Elliott

I loved Casefile's™ original five-(5)-episode EARONS arc. I had never heard anything about the case before, and Casey's narration was the perfect way to experience it for the first time. That led me to Criminology's™ entire season they devoted to the same subject...and then hit the *JACKPOT* when DeAngelo was captured in the midst of it. (Talk about being in the right place at the right time!) Years later, all this exposure to the GSK and genetic genealogy laid the foundation for Bear Brook™, which I consider to be the most "premium offering" limited-run in the true crime podcast space. Fantastic reporting of a truly fascinating story. Another single-offender focus title I like a lot is True Crime Bullsh**™. The case is just mind-boggling, both the scope of Keyes' crimes and the depth of Josh' research. I have to shout you guys out again for your Belanglo arc: easily the most terrifying true crime story I've ever heard. I'm not sure how you're going to top it.

Katrina Walkling

Moms and Murder is good it’s a couple of Florida based Mums talking about true crime. Also Birds eye view this is from the women in Darwin prison.

Liv Sorli

I 100% agree! EARONS, it introduced me to the case in the most amazingly produced multi episodes with fantastic writing and narration, it was one of my absolute top experiences as a podcast listener, then GSK got caught.. it was something else. I also agree about the Belanglo episodes, so scary and again, the writing, the details, the narration,; best of the best. The closest thing I’ve found to Casefile best of the best experience is Josh Hallmark’s True Crime Bullsh**, and the addictive enigma of Keyes. I will check out Bear Brook, thank you for sharing!

Mariya Cassin

Thank you for recommending Swindled. I decided to check it out for the first time and really liked it.

Mariya Cassin

Thank you for recommending Swindled. I decided to check it out for the first time and really liked it.

Mariya Cassin

Thank you for recommending Swindled. I decided to check it out for the first time and really liked it.

Lisa himes

Tapes from the Darkside. One man show, great writing, great narration, solid production value overall a 10/10. I can’t believe he’s just a kid doing it at home! And TZ seems like a nice person

Heather Scagel

There's a non-true crime one I like called Imaginary Worlds. He talks about all sorts of fiction...Dr Who, Harry Potter, The Expanse, movies, super heroes, animation.... it's really well done.

Marcus Elliott

For recommendations outside the true crime podcast space (podspace?), I like Revolutions™, Song Exploder™, and Ologies™. Revolutions™ is just *SO* dense with information. I've studied at three (3) universities, and I can't recall a single class where I had to process anywhere near the amount of information that Mike Duncan crams into his episodes. All those names, dates, places, etc. can be intimidating; sometimes you just have to fall back on plausible deniability: none of it will be on the test! ;) (Duncan is totally deadpan in his delivery. As much as I enjoy listening to Revolutions™ for its content, it is also very useful for drifting off to sleep.) Song Exploder™ is a fascinating look into different musicians' creative process. The host Hrishikesh Hirway interviews a musician about a favorite song from his/her/their catalog, taking it apart and then putting it back together again. The musician tells the story of how the song was created, from the conception and writing, through the recording and post-production. Ologies™ is all about science. The host, Alie Ward, interviews a different scientist from a different field each week, asking them interesting questions we all want to know. Alie is definitely the star here; her narration and production is fantastic, and her little whispered asides to the audience are both hilarious...and sexXxy. ;)

Kerry Weinstein

About a Girl, a spin-off of the true crime/rock and roll podcast Disgraceland, about the women behind rock legends.

Laura

True Crime Enthusiast, They Walk Among Us, True Crime Finland, Seeing Red, and - not true crime related but always wonderful- You're Wrong About.

Andi

Canadian true Crime

Ashley Renée

True Crime Couple. They pick great topics that aren’t covered by many, give great detail, I love their banter, and they’re just super sweet. I look forward to them every single week. PLEASE check them out. I think they’re super under-rated and worth a listen!!!

Ashley Renée

I also like: sinister and fatal-i-teas. True Crime Couple still gets my number one vote!!!!

Maya George

100% this. I love comedy but have never really felt drawn to listen to anyone who combines comedy and true crime, except for All Killa No Filla :)

Amber

Everyone says MFM which I actually do not like at all, and I'm like Nope, AKNF!!

Natasha Fleming

Serial Killers, it takes a while to get into it, but I am now on 45 and there a few that Casey has done. They go into the psychology of each of the cases.

Robert Grasing

Totally random, but Bedrock Wine Conversations is one of the few (and newish) wine podcasts. Hosted by Chris and Morgan from Bedrock Wine. Really excellent if you are into (or trying to get into) wine. Also, and I don’t even know if this would be considered to be a “good” podcast (but I’m obsessed) is Atoms, Motion, and the Void. It is like a kind of odd, ongoing storytelling style podcast. I say I don’t know if it’s considered to be good, because what makes it is Sherwin Sleeves’s storytelling and music - his voice/tones and rhythm are just amazing. It reminds me of listening to Irish folk tales without being that at all. Be warned: it is weird. Really great, yes... But also really weird.

Cailin Loyd

Hunting Warhead & Swindled

Captain Flint

This sounds really interesting - going to have to check this out!

Captain Flint

Murder Mile - Michael the host is a great storyteller and he does a ton of research on each of the cases - going to the National Archives etc. His series on The Blackout Ripper was particularly well done.

B-randy D

Hunting warhead is probably one of my favs because of how great it was

Stefan Bradley

Not a podcast but check out True Crime News Weekly. Australian small investigative journalism outfit dedicated to corruption. They need cash to avoid going under, so make sure you go and support them! Www.truecrimenewsweekly.com

Jamie Yardley

Fall line, southern friend true crime and already gone. Canadian true crime second only to casefile

Hayley Bennett

True Crime Bull**** by Josh Hallmark. His research and deep dives into relatively unknown serial killer Israel Keyes is going to solve so many cases

cold bong

The Tim Dillon Show

Kristah

The Trail Went Cold

Kataeya Wooten

The Fall Line is smaller/underrated. They focus on the Southeast US & marginalized POC or LGBTQ+ folks whose cases don’t get a lot of national attention and aren’t often covered on other podcasts. The Fall Line could really benefit from the exposure & they cover cases that most people in the true crime world have never heard of, because the victims come from marginalized communities.

Taylor Renae

Bad Trip Podcast is true crime, wacky and hilarious, and full of information I’d never know otherwise. Love the “road trip” theme the episode format follows

Jennifer

The first two would be my picks too (add Mens Rea as #3) except I don't know if they're underrated or relatively unknown. You're Wrong About did good series on the O.J. Simpson trial and Princess Diana. (What is the plural of series?)