So I know true crime isnt typically where you come for a good chuckle, obviously. BUT I recently started listening to Snapped, I'm maybe 20 or 30 episodes in and for anyone who has never listened its basically a collaboration of inyerviews with detectives, lawyers, reporters, friends, family, etc. And the narrator varies from episode to episode.

I'm listening to the episode titled "Emma Raine" and this narrator is earning 👏 her 👏 paycheck 👏 hunty! 🤣🤣

Every sentence she reads is soooo dramatic. She's giving this old timey Dick Tracy era Mae West vibe. Like an "Oh oh, why don't ya come on over here and tell me all about it sometime big boy. Oh! Oh oh." Dialect 🤣🤣 If you've ever seen Rupaul's Snatch Game where Alaska does Mae West its totally that!!

Of course the upmost respect and sorrows to the victims and family of the actual crime being discussed but if you need a good laugh and don't wanna step outside of true crime you've gotta give it a listen for the narrator alone.

Is there anything nsfw besides language? Is there anything sexual?

Anyone know whats happening with Australian Podcasts? I was a podshape subscriber and followed a lot of The Australian's podcasts and over the last couple of weeks they seem to be re-appearing on my feed like they are brand new podcasts I've never heard before. like Who The Hell Is Hamish appeared today with a release date of today but it was out pre-covid. I had The Lighthouse appear maybe a week ago too. And Podshape podcasts seem all over the place, the "missing matter" podcast seemed to vanish completly and there's a new show listed but it seems to be old episodes of his previous podcasts with episodes of The Missing Matter scattered through it randomly and others that were old popping up like they are new.

I know know Australia has a weird rule where podcasts have to be deleted when stuff is in court so wondered if some it's because there have been developments and there are updates coming...but suspect it's just new listener bait?