True Crime · Oxygen
by Oxygen
For the first time ever, full Snapped episodes are now a podcast. Subscribe to this true crime podcast for the direct audio from the original Snapped episodes that have aired on Oxygen over the last 29 seasons (and counting)! Now you can enjoy Snapped episodes in your headphones, in your car, or at the gym. New true crime episodes of Snapped: Women Who Murder are released every Sunday.
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The stories are good. The narrator has a pleasing voice to listen to. But the dramatic background music is overwhelming! Turn it down. The background music should not be a costar in the episode.
One of my favorite true crime podcasts. I just wish they had more episodes, I catch up to recent ones too quickly lol Keep doing what you’re doing, the stories make my jaw drop from the twists. I try not to look at the name of the episodes, that way it’s a surprise on who the perpetrator is.
I have always been a big fan of the tv show, so when I found this format I instantly added it to my rotation. The stories are well told, with good pacing in each episode. I like to listen to the podcast and then find the episode to watch on Peacock to see if the people look like what I imagined when listening. This is a great podcast to listen to if you are a true crime junkie like myself.
I’m here with everyone else who finds the commercials normal levels of volume only for the show to be way too low. I suppose if they’re trying to have you experience the reality of the television show with the commercials blasting your ears and terrifying you, then … mad success. That aside, it’s a fine true crime podcast. It’s like Dateline in that it’s the television episodes, audio only, and I listen to them when I’m falling asleep (so who knows how any of them end) or while I’m doing busy work. The narrator is no Keith Morrison, I’ll say that, but it fills the void between Dateline episodes.
Normally I would rate 5 stars but…..I used to really enjoy the show but I’ve noticed more often lately that the titles do not match the actual episode that’s played. For example, this week the title is Teresa Ramirez but the episode that played was about Winn Reed. For such a popular show and podcast, you’d think they’d pay more attention to the details but its happening more and more. It’s really irritating that such a prominent show doesn’t check all the obvious final details before airing their episode. I love when the title fits the episode but I’m gonna need Snapped to do better! It’s the small things that count!
I can’t listen to this podcast because its volume is mixed at half the volume of every other show, and when a commercial comes on at normal volume my ears are blown out. Too bad cause the content is pretty good. But I’m not in a position to sit there riding the volume control when I listen.
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