America's Crime Lab - Podcast Rankings and reviews

This series gave me a lot of insight into events that took place in my own neighborhood in Miami, of which I was woefully unaware. The Haitian community and its contributions to Florida along with several major US cities, have long gone overlooked. Their culture, history, and current political context have a great impact on both the broader Caribbean, as well as the United States’ own economic, immigration and international affairs conversations.

Having grown up in Juarez/El Paso, season one has left me for a hole in my heart for the place that I once called home. The systematic sickness that runs in our cultures against women is something that must be reported on and denounced at the highest of levels. Congratulations on such a great, in-depth, non biased reporting, and for have given voice to all those women who have been victims of corruption at the highest of levels. NI UNA MAS!

I’ve been living in Miami for almost a decade. Until recent years, Little Haiti appeared to be just a “dangerous” place that one tries to avoid when driving South. Now it is becoming a much-coveted real estate area; it’s up-and-coming as art and design businesses centralized in Wynwood have begun to expand.

Beyond that, little is known about the Haitians in Miami. I am glad to have found this Podcast, and the stories that real journalists have unearthed, real journalists because these are stories based on professional investigation, the voices of Oz Woloshya and Ana Arana bring me deep into a world full of rich human-interest, carefully told stories that inform, move and invite reflection.

These stories happened in the past, and yet eerily they seem to be happening right now. Just like news stories, they are inconclusive, waiting patiently for a closure. The podcast somehow provides that possibility.

I like this podcast; it fills the void that mainstream media no longer cares. I also like the music in the background and the writing. Kudos to you guys, who have made this possible! Can’t stop listening to it.

As odd as it sounds, this is a beautifully put-together report. I am awed.
As a Mexican National, I was not aware how bad things were. It makes ma afraid for every woman out there.
I am so thankful for this podcast and for putting it all out there. It is needed. Exposing these s.o.b is what we need.

Thank you!!!

The podcast (season one, specifically) is very good and covers a topic that needs critical attention. However, the ads are unbearable. A ad for nicotine? Are you insane? Is this the 90s? Nothing takes away from serious investigative journalism faster than an ad hocking nicotine. I get you can pay for ad-free listening, but this production completely sold out. The thing I remember most about this podcast, is its ads, and wondering why any podcast would want a nicotine product advertised or associated with their work.

I was in the middle of listening to Season 2 The Radio Murders. Come back today to keep listening and all of a sudden they’re all deleted. Why would you get rid of all the old episodes? Just start a new season for the new concept, but leave the old ones. What a terrible listener experience for those of us halfway through the story. Now I can’t find the rest of those episodes anywhere. They’ve been removed from all platforms. Out of principle not listening to this new concept until you bring back the other ones.