JFK The Enduring Secret - Podcast Rankings and reviews

This podcast is an absolute treasure trove of information and a wide ranging analysis of the complex and confounding circumstances surrounding the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. Where Jeff’s approach differs from many similar efforts is the amount of time he devotes to each subcategory related to that fateful day.

Jeff takes listeners deep into each topic, lingering and “wandering” over each bizarre exhibit in the mysterious maddening “museum” of the assassination to examine context and offer a closer inspection, thoughtful deliberation and analysis.

If you’re looking for some “quick-hit hot takes” and thunderous pronouncements, look elsewhere. Jeff is one of those rare finds of the modern world— a reasonable, rational gentleman with a healthy dose of skepticism and a willingness to replace ignorance with knowledge and the patience to assemble the most confounding puzzle of the 20th Century.

Jeff’s voice and presentation offer listeners a friendly companion engaged in a quest to understand more about that fateful day, and he has essentially become a friend I haven’t met yet. If you haven’t cracked into the incredible volume of over 220+ episodes yet, grab a sandwich, a glass of lemonade or iced tea, and give it a whirl.

Welcome back, Jeff! Looking eagerly forward to your next episode!

I have read many books and watched many documentaries on the JFK assassination and this podcast is by far the best source of information — hands down! I have listened to the first 25 episodes so far, and Mr. Crudele presents primary source information in an unbiased manner. I am hearing here, for the first time, testimony and evidence I have never read or heard elsewhere in books and documentaries. I highly recommend this podcast!

This has by far been one of the most comprehensive podcasts about the assassination, and it is free with no gimmicks or sales pitches!! Thank you so much for making it available to all and putting so much effort into covering all the surrounding history to help bring everything into context. There is no quick or simple answer to who killed JFK and why, that much has become clear to me.

I truly missed your episodes every week, and have struggled to find a substitute. I’m so glad to know you are coming back!
Erin

I’m 45 years old. I have been fascinated by the JFK assassination dating back to 1985.

Oliver Stone’s movie JFK was the next time I remember being curious about what happened in Dallas the day JFK was murdered.

Fast forward to April of 2014. I went to Dallas to watch a Nascar race. There was one extra day in my trip because of rain postponing the race. I went to Dealey plaza to visit the 6th floor museum & finally as an result of really absorbing the presentation there and seeing the site with an adult perspective; I started to understand I knew very little about the times before and right after JFK was murdered.

It’s the significance & the entirety of how complex this event was to American and world history that has led me to fact find and research as much information that I can consume about JFK to have a better understanding of todays world.

I know I rambled above, but I did so to explain why the work & dedication that Jeff Crudele is doing by publishing this podcast is exceptional. I am current as of the time I am writing this review. I have found that Jeff explains and demonstrates the information in each episode smooth, concise, factually accurate, and informative. I do not sense or hear a bias in his presentation of the information. I highly recommend that you give this podcast a listen to get a foundational sense of the people, places, things, and events of the time surrounding JFK’s assassination. Jeff lets you the listener draw your own conclusions as if you’re a member of the jury. That’s important.

We don’t have all the answers & there are still so many documents that haven’t been revealed to us, the general public. Jeff, along with so many others, that have already researched what has been published takes us through a very interesting journey telling this story.

Jeff if you’re reading this, thank you for all you have done in this space & I appreciate your ability to create and share this podcast with the world.