Listener Reviews

Nina is the epitome of perfect podcast host. She tells a story, connects with the people and places but not overly so. Love it! 💜

I just found this podcast and am pleased that I have a lot of catching up to do! As an avid True Crime fan, this is a must have on any subscription list. Highly recommend this.

Interesting stories, it’s unfortunate the host feels the need to spend an excessive amount of time normalizing abnormal behavior. A straightforward telling would be appreciated. Host has soothing voice. Wish I could give this a five star review.

Love this podcast

The host has a great way of using inflection, emotion, and cadence to draw the listener in to the podcast, and effectively becomes a voice for the victim without exploiting the families left behind. Nina is a natural narrator, and her selection of cases spans both historical cases that have been forgotten by all but those left behind to the family and friends trying to come to grips with tragedy in the age of instant communication. A go to podcast for True Crime libraries.

Let’s face it, there are a lot of of true crime podcasts out there. Some just do it I think because they like watching Forensic Files. Most of the podcasts have silly hosts who go off track, leave important details etc. Not Nina, she does her research and is a journalist at heart. She is extremely talented and has a way of sweeping you into each case. I love this podcast and this host even though I am not from Michigan. One of my favorites.

I like that this is Michigan based. Nina does a great job and has an interesting voice. My only issue is during some of the interviews where a person is talking besides Nina, it tends to drag on and I find myself skipping ahead. But well done Nina, I look forward to each episode.

My favorite part of the podcast is the amount of research that goes into. The cases are interesting and the way she tells relays the information is not distracting to the case. Very appreciate of the work that goes into this podcast.

I’m from Michigan currently living in Rhode Island and this podcast gives me a taste of home and insight! Keep it up. But maybe more recent cases? About missing kids from Detroit! There’s a lot

Subscribe and listen. Super interesting.

This host has the best voice of any podcast. She could read the dictionary and it would be scary.

I’ve listened to every episode and you should too

I can’t stop listening to this podcast. It’s so good and it encourages people to come forward if they have information on any of the cases. Thank you so much for your work!!

I discovered this podcast by searching for any podcasts covering the missing Skelton Brothers. I absolutely love how she presents her episodes. She doesn’t chit chat forever, she gets right to the story, which I love. There’s also tons of episodes for someone who wants to binge! (which I’m about to start) But mostly, I love her voice. It’s so smooth and calm and relaxing to listen to. Like a true crime lullaby. 5 stars!

Well written stories that are informative yet still very respectful, no ranting or crazy tangents. Plus Nina’s voice is so soothing and calm. 10/10. Perfect podcast to listen to while winding down at night

I just want to say thank you for doing the podcast on Shaylene Farrell . I will always remember that day it was a day that our little town lost its innocence.

Nina delivers a great show. Her delivery is spot on and the amount of research she does is evident with each show. Keep up the great work.

You won’t find a better produced podcast anywhere! The detailed research and presentation is second to none. Good job, Nina... Will be looking for you soon on Dateline and 20/20....

I listened to the host do the Oakland County Child killings but didn’t know she had a podcast. I wish I would have found this earlier. Well done!

I enjoy this podcast. The narrator seems sincere and knowledgeable. I have one issue with her constant use of the double subject in her speech pattern, however. When I was learning grammar this was forbidden.

You will not find a more fact based, accurate and thought provoking podcast.

Thank you for this wonderful podcast. The narrator has a soothing, calm and factual nature about her and the story. She presents each of these cases w the dignity and respect they deserve. I enjoy listening to each and every episode.

I am very picky about podcasts, especially true crime genre. However, I’m totally captivated by our host & love the phrase “Come with me, back to...”. It engages my imagination as if I, too, have a kind of ‘view finder’ to the past. 5 stars for sure!

Found this podcast couple weeks ago while listening to the Bardstown podcast and that one from Nancy Grace podcast. I’m a true crime fanatic and love the ways Nina tells the stories you can tell she puts ALOT of effort into this podcast. I just got to episode 39 so I have a bit to go but really enjoying it thus far.