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by Annie Elise
Serialously is hosted by Annie Elise, best known for her true-crime YouTube channel “10 to Life” with over 1.5M subscribers. Annie created Serialously after decades of listening to true crime and craving more than just the headlines; she wanted all the overlooked details everyone else seemed to miss. Here, you’ll find everything you’d normally end up Googling yourself - the timelines, the red flags, the social media history, and everything in between. Even better, you’ll hear the story the way you’d want to: like your best friend is filling you in. Annie covers cases in an engaging, conversational way with every detail sleuthed out. Whether it’s breaking true crime news, viral cases, or ongoing trials, Serialously keeps you in the loop in real time - just like having a conversation with your best friend, or hopefully your new true crime bestie! If you've been looking for someone to chat all things true crime with you and a community that’s just as curious as you are - welcome, we're happy you're here! xx *This podcast is not affiliated with The New York Times.
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I love listening to your podcast! I listen on commutes and at work. I work in the legal industry so some of it is very interesting to me in that aspect. I love your opinions and “bestie” convo style! Thank you and keep it coming!
I got into this podcast very quickly and have really enjoyed listening to it. Lately, though, I’ve noticed there has been a lot of revisiting of cases that have already been covered rather than diving into new cases. I understand that new developments can happen in previously discussed cases, but I feel like those updates could be covered in bonus episodes. I think the deep dives would be much more enjoyable if they focused primarily on new cases. Revisiting the same cases multiple times has started to feel repetitive and, unfortunately, has made the episodes less interesting for me. I would really love to see more deep dives into new cases and stories that haven’t been covered before!
This is without a doubt my FAVORITE true crime podcast - and I’ve tried every. single. one!😂 Annie has a way of making every episode feel like we’re all just hanging out, chatting about true crime together. And I especially love the Headline Highlights when Amy comes to hang out with us too! If you have a sister, you know that natural sibling banter - these two absolutely nail it. You ladies are the best!🖤🔎
I really enjoy listening to this host. I think she is very eloquent and fair in her break down of headline cases. She’s got a very soothing voice, and I can always count on her to give the facts to back up her thesis. If you are looking to learn more about true crime cases in the news, you can’t go wrong with this podcast.
I used to love this podcast, but lately there has been too much repetition, both within the episodes themselves and regarding the cases that are covered. She talks about the same cases over and over again, and she repeats herself a lot in the episodes to drive a point home. She also uses way too many clips, many of which are extremely long and often hard to hear. I find myself skipping through a bulk of the episodes and still not missing any new information because of the repetition, which is disappointing since I used to love this podcast. Hope it goes back to the way it was!
The episodes are deceiving long, and the amount of content and substance they contain could've be relaid in a fraction of the time. The show has the potential to be good, but the host is too repetitive, and doesn't come across as credible or professional. If hard-hitting crime reporting is her goal, instead of churning out immature puff pieces, she needs to condense and elevate the script and format.
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