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Attorneys Colin Miller and Rabia Chaudry investigate and report on wrongful conviction cases in an effort to exonerate innocent incarcerated defendants.
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I love investigative journalism. The cases they choose are compelling but the pacing is tedious. If they covered more material each episode instead of alluding to something they are going to cover in future episodes again and again it would be much more engaging. I find myself frustrated each episode. The editing also leaves large silent gaps at times. During several episodes, I’ve actually gone to check my phone because I thought the podcast stopped playing, but it was just a long, silent pause. I want this podcast to improve, so I hope this feedback is helpful. Someday I’ll check back in but for now I just don’t have the patience for an episode that barely advances our knowledge or understanding of the case.
I’ve been listening since day one and haven’t missed a season since. I listen while I run and this podcast captures my attention and is so intriguing that the miles fly by! I look forward to each new episode and sincerely appreciate the thoroughness of the investigations and well sourced reporting of the science around evidence. I am a fan for life!
Such a good podcast! Great storytelling & keeps my attention, which is very hard to do. However, as someone who struggles with ADHD, it’s very overwhelming when a long form series has every episode just thrown in there. Most other podcast I listen to organize each season separately so you can filter by season. Not sure if there is a specific reason that you don’t do this, but would be very helpful for many I am sure and would definitely deserve five stars. :)
I have listened to Undisclosed since day 1 and have been fascinated and frankly heartbroken about the Syed case for so long now. This podcast got me interested in wrongful conviction- it’s so important and thank you for putting the content out for us.
I wanted to like this season but it’s just talking in circles with no organization. Jennifer offers absolutely nothing. When she’s asked a question or her take on something, she says, “I’m not sure” or “I forgot.” They sound very unprepared. I would have liked to see more investigative work like interviewing witnesses or people who may know something
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