Comedy · Rachel Fisher and Desi Jedeikin
by Rachel Fisher and Desi Jedeikin
Desi Jedeikin and Rachel Fisher discuss true tales of crime and scandal involving celebrities. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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I just discovered this podcast. I really like the chemistry between the two women. Love their sense of humor and gift of conversation. It’s interesting to revisit the 80s cases from my childhood; I am always surprised at things I forgot about or have a new perspective on. Personally, I’d prefer less profanity. Repeating the f-bomb isn’t necessary and is distracting. Overall though, this podcast is a keeper!
These two women are so GREAT TOGETHER that I worry they’ll get into a fight one day and stop this podcast and their friendship? I subscribe to so many crime podcasts and have valid criticism/input on all. But these two women have such a unique, uncanny and intuitive dynamic together that lately, it’s main go-to. If you like true crime AND celebs AND you like to laugh, this is it!
Newer listener & I’m thoroughly enjoying the balance of humor, rumors, & history. you also remind me of my bestie & I~ we simply cannot be trusted not to laugh constantly, either. ❤️
The Marlon Brando series is truly the funniest thing I’ve heard in so long. I have burst out laughing countless times and in fact even had to brace myself against the shower wall because I was laughing so hard that I was crying and my sides were cramping and I was afraid I would fall… Run don’t walk!
I’m a fan of true crime, and a fan of comedy podcasts so I figured this would be my kind of jam. Plus I’m also into horror, and they were covering horror movies all July so I thought “even better!”, but man… I was sadly disappointed on all fronts. Calling this either a comedy podcast or a true crime podcast is a stretch on both counts. Their “comedy” seems to boil down to just being intentionally vapid, and shallow. Like some half hearted “mean girls” vibe. I listened to a handful of episodes just to try and give it a fair shot, and every one of them seems to consist of them just sort of blandly chatting about the subject in this weird, indifferent, almost bored way, while laughing at their own “jokes” which seem to mostly be just extremely superficial observations of the type you’d expect to overhear from vapid high school kids. Which brings me to the next problem. Though both hosts are in their 40’s and 50’s respectively, they both talk very much like bored, vapid teenagers, who don’t even seem to want to be there. The world “LIKE” is peppered liberally throughout every sentence “so, like, I feel like, Jason Voorhees, is very like… in a mood right now, you know?”. Every phrase they utter is stated like a question, in the same way unsure teenagers seem to speak, and every observation they make is always on such a base level. You learn nothing from listening to them speak. It’s more like overhearing a long tedious conversation between two very uninteresting people standing in line waiting in line for a latte at Starbucks, and neither of them seem to want to be there. Makes for some really dull listening :/
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