Our show is about Host Sadie Carpenter's life in and escape from the cult in which she was raised. We talk about this cult, other cults, cult true crime, religion, fundamentalism, and the real and present danger that cults and cult-like ideologies pose to society as a whole. It is our mission to promote freedom of mind, freedom of thought, and freedom of religion. We discuss these topics in a conversational manner often using humor to cope with the dark realities of growing up in a repressive environment. Our audience is interested in hearing from somebody who has lived these experiences. Many of them are survivors and have a strong affinity towards our host because of their shared experiences. Many of them experience catharsis from listening to our show because it validates their lived experience. We enjoy a strong sense of trust and connection with our audience, and interact with them daily through our facebook group which has nearly 3,000 members. It is important to us to be sensitive and mindful towards them because many of them share the same trauma. While we do censor swear words, we often candidly discuss topics including sex, alcohol, and religious teachings regarding those things. Additionally, a statistically significant portion of our audience is part of the LGBTQ+ community. At least 3% of our audience identifies as non-binary gender, which is six times greater than the national representation of non-binary people. Our show positively affirms the LGBTQ+ community. The vast majority of of our show's growth has come from word-of-mouth recommendations by listeners to their friends and family members, or from our listeners recommending to others on social media websites, such as Reddit. All of our episode titles and descriptions are written with search engine optimization (SEO) as a priority, utilizing keywords. We hope you will consider advertising on our show.

A monthly podcast where two true crime YouTubers, Danelle Hallan and John Lordan, challenge each other to tell the best story about a true crime related topic. Listeners voting online will determine the winner. New episodes premiere on the first of each month.

Alison, Karlin & Eliza update & RE-solve all of the segments from the 90's TV show Unsolved Mysteries. Watch along with us as we uncover the latest information on all of the segments in everyone’s favorite mystery show. We laugh, we cry, we drink cheap wine and we want justice! Follow us on Facebook & Twitter @resolvethepod and IG @re_solvedmysteries.

At any given time, there are 90,000 missing persons, and that's just in the U.S. This podcast explores some of these cases.

Welcome to Empty Frames: an art crime experience. Season 1: The Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum heist: In the early hours of March 18th, 1990, two thieves posing as police officers were admitted into the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum in Boston. In 81 minutes they stole 13 pieces of artwork, among the paintings stripped from their frames were works by Vermeer, Degas, and Rembrandt. In this series Tim Pilleri & Lance Reenstierna (of the Missing Maura Murray and Crawlspace podcasts) will dig as deep as possible into the case, theories, and social and economic impact the greatest unsolved art heist of all time had on the community. Season 2: Tim Pilleri and Lance Reenstierna broaden their art crime horizons with a six episode season exploring a wide range of topics in the art crime genre. We talk to Turbo about a stolen da Vinci, the guys from Manzanita Ridge in Silver City, New Mexico who share an amazing story of stolen art recovery, and we talk to reporter Asa Romano about Banksy's shredding stunt at Sotheby's in London. Season 3: We hope to return to the Gardner heist. Coming Spring 2019.

Hashtag cults are groups that signal membership by using a hashtag or keyword. This allows the group to operate on many different sites and makes them difficult to pin point. They use the hashtag model to spread propaganda on a variety of social media sites without having a central account. This is usually because their ideas are offensive or their methods of communicating are abusive and border on website policy violations.

Join comedians Nick Guerra and Edi Gibson as they read and discuss scary stories and topics! Follow us on Instagram @TrueScaryStoriesWithEdi (Join the Facebook Group also!) Check out our website www.TrueScaryStoriesWithEdi.com We post all the submitted listener stories there.

Talk Murder To Me (TM2M) is a top 100 True Crime Podcast. Found on all major podcasting apps, this podcast combines true crime, comedy, pleasant conversations, and drunken insights. Tune in each episode to hear researcher and editor Jon tell co-hosts Nicole & Jen about a different murder case while they sip on a themed drink and add their own commentary. Our global (mostly US-based audience) reaches both male and female, with the majority being female. Every single one of our fans, followers, and subscribers are real - and no inflation of numbers presented either. There are absolutely no bought likes, subscribers, or downloads. Our podcast has been recently featured in the Charleston City Paper - https://www.charlestoncitypaper.com/charleston/in-charleston-these-local-podcasters-have-a-lot-to-talk-about/Content?oid=29536094 A key aspect about our podcast is that we have incredible engagement and followship from our fans. We interact with our fans frequently, do monthly live shows along the east coast, and story requests for fans. TM2M fans are known as #talkos, with the biggest supporters dubbed with the coolest of monikers, Talko Supremos. Supremos can request stories for the Talk Murder crew to cover. Talk Murder is touring live now!

Criminal Perspective is a podcast program on the Crawlspace Media Network hosted by Chris Duett and Andrew Dodge. Both Chris and Andrew have been interacting with incarcerated murderers for the past 11 years. Criminal Perspective stands out from other true crime podcast programs because the program routinely has interviews with convicted murderers, survivors of violent crime, as well as experts in the fields of criminology, forensic and clinical psychology, psychiatry, and law. Criminal Perspective is listened to in markets all over the world with 84% of our listenership being based in the USA. We can help promote through advertisement opportunities with us by providing visibility for potential advertisers by exposing our listeners to a business or product as well as directing listeners to take an action that benefits potential advertisers. Lastly we can provide potential advertisers with enthusiastic ads, meant to build intrigue or excitement in our audience about a business or product.

John Lordan has been researching mysteries and crimes for over 5 years on the YouTube show BrainScratch with respectful and deep coverage. Now he's bringing some of his most interesting cases and some fresh ones to his first solo podcast. From unsolved murders to mysterious disappearances and events that can't easily be understood, anything is fair game as long as it's Seriously Mysterious. New episodes released weekly.

Zodiac Speaking is a true crime podcast that explores one of America's greatest unsolved mysteries- the case of the Zodiac Killer, a case that attracts older listeners who may be familiar with the case, as well as younger listeners interested in learning about the case. Our audience, like many true crime podcast is made up of a mostly female audience, all though there are likely more male listeners than usual for a true crime podcast. We will help deliver any message ,service, or product, that our sponsors are presenting via pre, mid, or post roll ads, and we are also open to value based sponsor packages and pricing.

As owner of Websleuths.com, the biggest true crime forum for citizen sleuths, Tricia Griffith’s podcast series features the latest breaking cases, biggest stories, powerful interviews, and exclusive guests. Websleuths.com, the groundbreaking online forum whose 137,000+ members help solve real crimes, is launching the podcast WEBSLEUTHS RADIO PODCAST—hosted by forum founder and former radio disc jockey Tricia Griffith and produced by one of the executive producers of the acclaimed documentary series, Surviving R. Kelly. In 1999, Tricia Griffith founded Websleuths.com, a novel concept that merged crowd sourcing with investigations, where members help dig up clues to solve crimes. Tricia Griffith and Websleuths members have been featured on NBC’s LAW & ORDER in an episode about the Casey Anthony case called “Crimebusters,” as well as the A&E series THE KILLING SEASON and the Oxygen series DEATH AT THE MANSION: Rebecca Zahau featuring Paul Holes known for capturing the Golden State Killer. Here’s the trailer for WEBSLEUTHS RADIO PODCAST with Tricia Griffith — We launch on 10/29/19 https://anchor.fm/websleuthsradiopodcast

It's Haunted...What now? Is a podcast that brings you true stories about haunted objects and the owners who unknowingly welcomed them into their lives. Join me, your host Lanie as I share these creepy, spooky, and downright terrifying stories.

Who Killed...? began as a series to bring attention to the Amy Mihaljevic case. Her family and the community deserve answers to who abducted the killed 10-year-old on October 27th, 1989. This podcast has evolved into taking a deep dive into the details of other cases by speaking with the investigators, the reporters and those who haven't given up hope. We all deserve answers to the cases that have flummoxed us forever and I hope Who Killed...? will help shine a light on cases that may have been fallen through the cracks over time. Cover Art by Bill Huffman

Crawlspace's Chloe Canter along with her identical twin sister, Melina, host the True Crime Twins podcast. They use their degrees in psychology and experience working in psychiatric hospitals in their approach to breaking down missing persons, murders, and other crime cases.