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by Reach Freaks
The Invisible Choir true crime podcast examines the most heinous murders through investigative storytelling, primary source audio, and victim testimonials. We aim to bring voice to the voiceless, and visibility to the invisible. Independently recorded and produced by Michael Ojibway and Reach Freaks, LLC.
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Absolutely amazing podcast. Well researched, informative, and the victims are well respected.
I listen to probably way too many true crime podcasts and one thing I really like about this one is how Michael narrates. Some hosts quite literally cannot read in a normal or engaging manner (it’s like they are learning how to read in the moment) and he has a smooth/consistent narration style. He also includes audio from the cases that enhances the content without replacing it. To the person who said “sword and scale wannabe” have you listened to sword and scale? Mike has a completely different way of sharing information. And…to the person who said there are too many commercials…what? Do you also expect your food for free and other services? Anyone else reading this - I am a tough critic of podcasts because I listen to podcasts all day as I work and I just can’t listen to those that are narrated oddly, too overly verbose/lack clarity, and more and this one is well-done.
I wait patiently every other Sunday for my favorite podcast to air……excellent investigative reporting and always cases I have never heard of before. Thanks, Michael for doing the dark work.
Dear Michael. I just felt the need to finally share a review of your work. I listen to quite a few true crime podcasts, but feel the need to call yours out as the best and my favorite. The way you weave the story, so clearly and on point. I only wish they came more frequently, but understand the time and effort you put into each episode, requires time. I also need to point out how enjoyable listening to your voice is. Please keep up the fantastic work that you do and know you are so appreciated and respected.
I listen to a lot of true crime, and there are few cases that truly surprise me. I love the tone of Invisible Choir audio wise and narratively , but I can’t stand that the host makes the victim seem so terrible that you almost want to side with the murderer.
I give them a lot of credit for covering cases that other podcasts don’t. There have been multiple stories where I’ve thought, “how have I not heard this before?!”. That said, the writing is pretty lazy. There have been multiple stories where they play the real recording of some testimony or interview, then the host summarizes it after and gets something wrong. Even if they don’t get anything wrong, they’re just repeating the same thing we just heard. There is a real over reliance on cliches during the intros, trying to add deeper meaning than the story calls for but just falling flat. They also don’t seem to know much about the criminal justice system, citing a murder sentence of 30 years as a “light sentence”. What? All-in-all, 95% of true crime podcasts are completely unlistenable, and this one isn’t. But there’s nothing particularly well done about it either. It’s worthy of playing in the background.
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