True Crime · Emash Digital & Mike Ferguson, Mike Morford
by Emash Digital & Mike Ferguson, Mike Morford
Criminology is a true crime podcast that takes a deep dive into some of the most famous cases in the annals of crime. Hosts Mike Ferguson and Mike Morford will give you every details of these infamous crimes. New episodes come out every Saturday night at 10 PM.
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I have only been listening to podcasts for a week about and I love this podcast. I have always loved listening and learning about true crime and this podcast has been amazing. The hosts go over cases really well and find all of the facts they can find. I highly recommend listening to this podcast.
I’ve been listening since the beginning of Criminology, but after listening to the episode on the Au Pair Murders, I had to leave a review. I heard this case a couple weeks ago by another podcast, so I knew much of the info when I decided to listen to this case on Criminology. Yall! You included so much more information and presented it in such a succinct, interesting, intriguing, authentic way I was engaged the entire time. Thank you for all yall do! Don’t forget how much your listeners appreciate your work 💜
I love this podcast and I listen to a lot of true crime podcasts and this one is definitely one of my faves. There aren’t many podcasts whose weekly release I wait for, or let alone know the exact release time. I’m a mom of 2 small children so this is pretty much my Saturday nights these days - and I’m completely content with that. I love their episode selection, from basically unknown to infamous, from historical to still unfolding, decently researched, yet still entertaining… you won’t be disappointed!
I’ve been listening to criminology since 2018 to fall asleep to and have been listening to them ever sense. The podcast it’s self is so good, voices are smooth and the ads aren’t ever aggressive. Mike and Mike have genuinely changed my life!!!
Many of the cases presented on this podcast I don’t know thoroughly, so I trust the hosts representation of the evidence, facts, and arguments from both sides. I’ve been listening for years and have had a generally favorable view of the podcast overall. However, I am much more familiar with the Widmer case and feel that even in light of this short format, many important and pertinent details were not presented at all. It makes me rethink my evaluation of past episodes and wonder if this is an anomaly or a pattern.
After recording over 400 episodes of this podcast—and countless others hosted by the same team—it’s clear that the two hosts remain fundamentally incapable of critical analysis, skepticism, or even asking basic questions about the narratives handed to them by law enforcement or the media. They’re personable and easy to listen to, no doubt. But you could probably hand them a script on baking apple pies and they wouldn’t notice until halfway through. That’s how little attention they seem to pay to content versus tone.
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