The Rachel Cancer Scam - Podcast Rankings and reviews

Gripping, Eye-Opening, and Unforgettable

The Rachel Cancer Scam podcast is a truly captivating deep dive into one of the most twisted cons of our time. From the very first episode, this series pulls you in with its meticulous storytelling, exploring the intricacies of deceit, manipulation, and the psychological toll on everyone involved.

Each episode uncovers new layers, keeping you on the edge of your seat as the hosts unravel Rachel's lies and reveal the tragic consequences for those who trusted her. The investigative depth is outstanding, with real-time audio, firsthand interviews, and insights from legal and psychological experts who help make sense of the complex motives behind Rachel’s actions.

If you’re a fan of true crime or psychological thrillers, The Rachel Cancer Scam will be your latest obsession. It’s not just a podcast; it’s a masterclass in journalism that reminds us how truth can sometimes be stranger than fiction.

Tim Sabean

I had some first hand knowledge of the story, but this podcast is a deep dive and the “I can’t believe she did this” moments just kept coming! Loved it!

This podcast drew me in almost immediately. I binge listened to every episode in one day. Harry’s story is so well narrated and told into this format. I cannot believe that people like Rachel can walk around and live in society with the rest of us and seemingly have no conscience whatsoever. She doesn’t seem to care about her actions and who they hurt. I really hope there’s a season two and I can’t wait for it.

This is an amazing podcast. The host present the facts in a methodical, gripping and engaging manner. As a listener, I can feel his journey of pain, confusion, and trauma. This is a courageous podcast and necessary podcast. Well done!

I feel like this would have been better told with a different host. While he has a great radio voice, it’s a little too monotone for a true crime podcast. I found myself tuning out a lot.
Also, he’s too close to the story and there was a lot of repetitive info. The story is there, it’s just not well executed for a podcast.

I love scam podcasts and have listened to many. I thought the premise of this story sounded interesting. I listened to 2 episodes and although I wanted to know what happened I stopped listening because it was so hard to follow. The author adds in so many asides and makes it a “woe is me” story. I feel bad for the person who this happened to but the listeners are hear to listen to the story. Would love to hear the story in an edited version!