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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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Luv this show & its podcast version! However, please consider changing two things: 1) Stop putting the name of the killer in the title. Talk about romanticizing the bad guy?! Give the victim the title!! And, 2) You need to read the post-show info in the podcast version. There’s always a screen at the end that explains where the killer is serving their sentence & possible release date. You don’t hear that at all in the podcast version. You have to go to the transcripts for it & if you never watched the tv show, you wouldn’t know this info was there! Aside from these things that have bugged me for years, the show is great.
The content and storytelling is good, but the background music and sound effects are just way too loud and distracting. I agree with the others that the killer’s name should not be the title, but not necessarily the person who was killed either because sometimes that is suspenseful as well. There’s also something weird about the narration and the inflections in her voice that are offputting and annoying. I gave it 3 stars because of the distracting elements and the fact that there are so many other podcasts that are better and they are 4 and 5 stars.
The Robot Narrator and Loud Sound Effects are what make Snapped…Snapped. These are traits of the original TV series and the podcast wouldn’t be as nostalgic or enjoyable without them.
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.
This is frustrating because the content is good, but naming the episode after the murderer takes away all the suspense. Also, whoever does your sound mixing needs to stop using the jarring "shwing!" sound and translate non-English speech for audio. We cannot read captions in an audio format.
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!
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