CounterClock

Delia has become my favorite podcaster. Her intonation and cadence has improved, her delivery style is stellar, her strength is her skill to clearly tell the story. She seems very respectful of the affected loved ones of the victims and doesn’t seem to sensationalize the details. It’s not treated as sport or entertainment. Well done!

I think the stories are very well researched and put together. My only complaint are the frequent, monotonous background sounds. They aren’t super loud but (to me) very distracting.

As a resident of a Chicago suburb, I was very familiar with this case but this podcast provided new information! It was very tastefully discussed and very interesting. I look forward to more podcasts. Thank you for taking all the time your staff devoted to the research and interviews.

When a podcast is SO good that you just can’t stop listening … that’s the sweet spot. Let’s just say that my house is cleaner than it’s been in a long time because I couldn’t stop listening. Delia’s way of telling a story is incredible. From moment one, you’re hooked. Every season is worth a listen

I used to truly love this podcast. It was my go-to for road trips. Season 3 was a masterpiece in journalism. These past couple of seasons, however? I feel we have lost the plot. The concept of “rewinding the clock” seems to have dissipated and we have creeped into Crime Junkie zone. I love Crime Junkie, but I miss this podcast for being what it used to be.

I’ve listened to every season of CounterClock so far. Some seasons are amazing (loved the Pelley Family series) and some are lackluster. Unfortunately for me season 8 was lackluster. It’s a fascinating case but there’s just not much to go on. I kept waiting for there to be some kind of breakthrough but nothing. I will continue to listen and support the show…just disappointed in this season.