What are the best crime podcasts for sports fans?
Crime in Sports Crime in Sports is the dominant sports crime podcast right now, and for good reason. Hilarious and enticing, Crime in Sports is a natural listen for sports fans and true crime fans alike.
How many episodes of crime in sports are there?
181 episodes. Two comedians take an unmerciful and hilarious look at athletes who have lost big games...with the law! Crime in Sports does the research, and finds the funny in the world of sports true crime.
Is crime in sports good for sports fans?
Hilarious and enticing, Crime in Sports is a natural listen for sports fans and true crime fans alike. Whether you prefer to sit back and relax and have a laugh about the ridiculousness of all of the crime or like to get in the gritty details of it all, Crime in Sports has you covered.
Is ‘confronting’ a true crime podcast?
While most true-crime podcasts are told from an outsider perspective, Confronting tells the story of this case from an insider’s point of view. Host Kim Goldman, sister of victim Ron Goldman, reexamines the case that upended her life at the age of 22.
Who is James pietragallo?
James Pietragallo (@Jimmypisfunny) / Twitter. Stand up comic, filmmaker, co-host of Crime In Sports, Small Town Murder & PS I Hate This Movie podcasts.
Who are the hosts of small town murders podcast?
Hosted by James Pietragallo and Jimmie Whisman New episodes every Thursday!
Who hosts sports crime?
Crime in Sports, a comedy true crime podcast hosted by two comedians (James Pietragallo and Jimmie Whisman) take an unmerciful and hilarious look at professional athletes who have lost the biggest games of their lives… with the law!
Where does Jimmie Whisman live?
5 years ago, Jimmie Whisman and James Pietragallo made the decision to create a true crime podcast called Crime in Sports. With a crude setup in an apartment in Phoenix, Arizona, the comedic duo recorded their first podcast with two lapel microphones and a video camera to capture the audio.
When did morbid podcast start?
May 1, 2018Morbid: A True Crime Podcast is an American true crime anthology podcast hosted by Alaina Urquhart and Ashleigh "Ash" Kelley. Urquhart is an autopsy technician/author and Kelley is a hairdresser. Urquhart is Kelley's aunt, but the two often refer to each other as "sisters". The podcast premiered on May 1, 2018.
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This week, we look into a skateboarding icon, who many say invented the modern style of skating. He was just a kid, when he turned professional, but he certainly lived like an adult. An adult on the edge.
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What is crime in sports?
Crime in Sports is the dominant sports crime podcast right now, and for good reason. Hilarious and enticing, Crime in Sports is a natural listen for sports fans and true crime fans alike. Whether you prefer to sit back and relax and have a laugh about the ridiculousness of all of the crime or like to get in the gritty details of it all, Crime in Sports has you covered. This is the most catch-all of all of these podcasts, which weigh in on topics from Mark Gastineau’s domestic abuse to petty crime to the OJ Simpson trials.
Is Sports Illustrated the same as Fall of a Titan?
Lateral Damage is the successor to Fall of a Titan, although they’re hosted under the same name now. Promising to dive deep into some of the most obscure unsolved sports crimes, there’s a lot to be excited about here.
Who are the hosts of Sports Criminals?
But could that same competitive ethos drive some athletes to commit the unthinkable? In Sports Criminals, hosts Carter Roy and Tim Johnson examine sports heroes and legends whose talent on the field is rivaled only by their criminal notoriety. The hosting pair have covered such felonious athletes as Tonya Harding, Michael Vick, Oscar Pistorious, Pete Rose, and they continue to churn out fresh, ripped-from-the-sidelines stories every Thursday.
What is the field of screams podcast?
If there’s one thing to say about this podcast, it’s that its three hosts aren’t afraid to “go there.” Field of Screams is a no-holds-barred approach to sports (and sports-adjacent) crime. From the 1990s Dallas “Cocaine Cowboys,” the Minnesota Vikings Party Sex Boat Scandal, bodybuilder-turned-murderess Sally “Killer” McNeil, and UK soccer hooliganism, Field of Screams explores the players, referees, and fans whose criminal exploits earned them a sport on this podcast. The show blends the best of anthology with longer-form storytelling: multipart episodes (among them a four-parter on O.J. Simpson and three on Larry Nassar) slow things down for stories that deserve a more in-depth look.
Who is the host of Carruth?
Like SI True Crime, Carruth dives deep into the twists and turns of a single case. Host Scott Fowler (a Charlotte Observer reporter who has been covering the story for the past 20 years) spent a year reexamining the case and digging up fresh leads.
Who was the wide receiver that was shot four times?
On November 16, 1999, Adams was driving home from seeing a movie with Carruth when she was shot four times.
Who are the hosts of "believed"?
In Believed, award-winning hosts Kate Wells and Lindsey Smith of Michigan Radio examine how a serial predator perpetrated a decades-long pattern of abuse right under the noses of well-meaning parents, coaches, and gymnastics.
Who is the host of the podcast Confronting?
While most true-crime podcasts are told from an outsider perspective, Confronting tells the story of this case from an insider’s point of view. Host Kim Goldman, sister of victim Ron Goldman, reexamines the case that upended her life at the age of 22.
Was Carruth the shooter?
Carruth was not the shooter (in fact, he was driving in a separate car from Adams), though he would eventually be tried and convicted of murder-for-hire. Amazingly, Adams survived for 28 days after the shooting, long enough for her to deliver her son (who is still alive today) and point the finger at Carruth.
