Scary Mysteries

The stories are great, but the toneless, monotonous way the stories are read feels like you’re a student reluctantly reading your book report to the class, and would rather be somewhere else. A little more enthusiastic tone would make it more enjoyable to listen to.

I like that these are bite sized as I have ADHD and most of the other podcasts that cover these types of topics take 2 hours to say something that could be covered in 30 minutes. This may seem counterintuitive but I would love to see you add a deep dive 30 minute episodes) along with the short versions(10-15 min episodes) for people who want to learn a little more about the topics.

Been binge listening to this podcast for the last two weeks now and it is one of my favorites. Nice and short with interesting subjects. The host has a nice soothing voice (voice matters when it comes to a good podcast that doesn't hurt the ears while listening). My top 5 podcasts are: 1) (TIE) Weird Darkness & Preston and Steve show (Hands down the funniest morning radio show on Philadelphia’s WMMR) 2) History of World War II 3) Scary Mysteries 4) Every Town 5) Horrifying History

I very much enjoy listening to the cases and the stories but sometimes when he’s talking about victims in the cases whether they were a woman of the night or part of the queer community he seems to dehumanize them by referring to them as just a lesbian or a prostitute that was killed doesn’t address them by their name.

I listened to this podcast a few times, but not enough for it to have been memorable. But what is memorable is the way this podcast is using episode releases to psyche listeners out. They will post episodes that are 15 mins long, but all it will say is “this episode requires a premium subscription.” That’s not cool. Unsubscribed.