True Crime · Audiochuck
by Audiochuck
Explore the dark side of the world’s most beautiful places with investigative journalist and park enthusiast Delia D’Ambra. Each week, Delia guides you deep into national parks and forests across the globe, uncovering stories where nature’s breathtaking beauty has masked sinister secrets. From infamous cases that made headlines to little-known crimes that still need answers, Delia’s relentless pursuit of the truth takes her through archives and remote landscapes to reveal the hidden darkness haunting these natural wonders. Because sometimes, the most beautiful places hide the darkest secrets. This is Park Predators.
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I binge listened to every season, and didn’t get bored so that’s a pretty good sign. Overall it’s a really entertaining series that really pulls you in and makes you feel invested, outraged, anxious, and gives a real sense of empathy with the victims. The story telling is pretty good, and the amount of detail Delia digs up is truly impressive. I only have a couple critiques/annoyances with the show: First is the ratio of content to ads. I totally understand that the podcast has to make money, but wow are there a lot of ads. I’d guess maybe half of each episode is made up of advertising. What’s more, many of the ad breaks are the same exact ads and they’re the same across all the seasons. There’s only so many times I can hear about wayfair, or clothes shopping. Second is that I can’t help but feel that the show leans into people’s Christian-ness. Ofc a person’s religion is very important to them and to who they are as people, but it feels over-represented and sometimes comes off as though it’s implying that their death is more meaningful or tragic as a result. Possibly tied to this, are a couple spots where the messaging comes off as transphobic and judgey.
I have been a fan for several years now. I listen to this show every night before bed, I know that might be weird but I find Delia’s voice to be very soothing. I was shocked to see any negative reviews for this one. Delia’s reporting is thorough and professional. Many true crime podcasts have hosts who insert too much of their own personalities into it with unnecessary dialogue etc. Delia’s personality shines through without taking away from the case and staying professional. 5/5 stars easy from me!
Great narration, good stories, interesting places. Highly recommend Delia’s podcasts!
This is one podcast show I have notifications on for and listen over and re play. I love the details but I love the respect that is given to the victims and survivors. This is good and one of my favorite podcasts
Pls consider joining me in boycotting Crime Junkie, Park Predators, and Audiochuck over the overtly transphobic reporting in Park Predators (Google it). Repeatedly deadnaming and misgendering someone is unacceptable as is deleting criticism as they did. If Audiochuck calls itself advocacy-driven, that has to include trans people. Someone’s alleged actions don’t justify denying their identity or using identity-based slurs—this harms all trans people. Audiochuck needs to apologize, acknowledge the harm, change its standards and make amends. Been a fan since day 1, please make this right.
Sadly, this podcast has abandoned factual reporting in favor of pushing a religious narrative. The repeated emphasis on christian victims implies those deaths are somehow more tragic than those of non or ex-christians. That’s a deeply troubling message. Every human life has equal value, regardless of religion or lack of it. Tragedy doesn’t become more or less significant based on someone’s beliefs. Every victim deserves the same compassion and respect.
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