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Just randomly found this podcast a few days ago and I’ve really enjoyed hearing a lot of cases I’ve never heard of, which is saying something bc as a total true crime junkie I’ve heard it all at least twice! I enjoy the narration, research, and chemistry between the co hosts. I also really appreciate the fact that one of the hosts is a crime analyst. I know from also being a court junkie, they know their stuff!!! Keep up the important content!
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I listen to a lot of true crime podcasts yes a lot! I listen to the most streamed and most popular true crime podcasts. You know them.
Last Seen Alive is a podcast that I do not miss. Listening to Scott and Leah’s caring voices and heartfelt comments pull me into each episode and then I care, too .
I love the cases they choose, and the research they do, the expertise that Leah brings, the quality of podcast Scott engineers and the music and everything. I always listen in hopes I can help.
If you have a limited time, I would highly recommend you listen to Last Seen Alive. You will not regret it.
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I’m an addictive podcast listener. I stumbled upon your podcast when it was mentioned on another popular podcast.
I’m struck by a previous reviewer who said Scott doesn’t bring anything to the show is not accurate. There is a terrific balance of emotion,speculation, and realism that can’t be overlooked. Any new listeners go to the episode of Shelley Sikes to start your journey with this podcast. It’s impossible to not feel every emotion that came from both podcasters.
Thank you for your hard work. This is absolutely worth every minute of my time.
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What I like:
1. The host’s voice-she seems so nice, knowledgeable, and intentional.
2. She seems to research her cases.
3. I really like how she engages with her husband. It’s organic. Plus she respects him and it comes through.
4. She narrates a case and he responds unscripted.
5. It seems as though her part is scripted, which I frankly don’t enjoy in any podcast. how much prefer a conversational style. That said, she does a good job in that she’s at least not monotone or long-winded when reading and doesn’t have any cheesy sound effects or music in the background like other shows do. And since her husband isn’t reading off a script, it helps balance it out.
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