A recent arrest in Louisiana is latest example of how regular people like internet sleuths and true crime podcasters can ...

I’m a total true crime junkie, the kind of person who promises to watch "just one episode" only to realize the entire ...

The creator of a true-crime podcast about a 1965 murder in Rapidan appears on this week's episode of FreepCast. James Wolner, whose podcast "Dakota Spotlight" has produced 12 seasons, turns his focus ...

What's more annoying than listening to endless, boring chitchat? Listening to endless, boring chitchat when you're trying to mainline cold, hard, crime facts.

Whether you’re true crime obsessed, a pop culture fanatic, or all about self-improvement—there’s a podcast for you. In fact, that’s the beauty of this medium. There are literally thousands of podcasts ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Podcasts have cemented themselves as the wave of the future. Gone are the days of tuning into the radio or only having music to ...

Forty-five years ago, two kindergarten-aged girls disappeared in broad daylight from San Miguel’s main downtown street. Their bodies were found nearly two weeks later. But their killer never was. Now, ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Frank Racioppi is the owner of Ear Worthy, focusing on podcasts. “Podcasts have just enabled true crime to become more mobile and ...