True Crime · Brandi Churchwell
by Brandi Churchwell
Report for jury duty each week with Brandi Churchwell. As the host of 13th Juror, Brandi breaks down the biggest true crime cases making headlines. Through in-depth case deep dives and our weekly Court Report, you'll get the facts, the evidence, and the courtroom updates that matter—so you can follow every case from investigation to verdict.
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Hands down one of my favorite podcasts. Been listening for years and each week I still look forward to the episode drops! Thank you Brandi for making sure to honor the victims of each case and considering them with dignity and respect. Also appreciated is the fair and factual reporting. Too many true crime podcasts focus on sensationalism… Brandi’s empathetic and thoughtful approach keeps me coming back. Thank you for the work you do!
Thank you Brandi for summarizing important cases in an informative, organized and well researched format so that I, a working mom, can still keep up to date. Started with the Karen Read trial and now Lindsay Clancy. You go above and beyond!
I have listened to every episode on this podcast and I can appreciate the work and research that Brandi puts into every episode. One thing I’ve noted with the Lindsay Clancy case, she is not including any speculation the public and social media has of the husband. I understand she’s presenting facts and everything happening inside the courtroom, but it just seems one sided to not include at least a snippet or acknowledging that some of Patrick’s story does not add up.
Nobody does it like Brandi!!!! Brandi is an incredible orator and researcher, she explains complex legal issues simply and thoughtfully. Thank you Brandi for all you do! I’m also loving how she lets herself be more candid in Court Report episodes, it’s so fun seeing her personality!
I started out really liking the show as the premise: hearing criminal cases from both sides, and leaving it to the listener to come up with their on opinion, and it worked that way at first. But then the bias started to creep in. It started with a shift to the formulaic “Audiochuck” style story telling, and then the editorializing kicked into gear. Now, the bias is so blatant that it’s actually very hard to listen to. If you like that kind of podcasting you are in the right place. But if you are looking for information to make up your own mind the new Crime House Chanel will be at better fit.
I started listening because of the outstanding reporting on the Karen read case. I stopped subscribing to crime junkie many years ago because it is the same script and narration all the time. This felt different. Now it feels shallow, overproduced and just another crime junkie lookalike. Bummer. No new cases. No one wants to rehash cases that have been covered a zillion times. We want new cases, current cases, and Brandy’s research back. It seems to be this way with so many podcasts who get bought out.
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