I typically enjoy the show in its TV format. The podcast is ok, but there are times when visuals would tell more of a story than the narration on its own. But, the guest on the last show made it unlistenable.

Love being able to listen to the podcast when I don’t have time to sit down and watch the episode

I'm catching up on some pods from earlier this year and hearing the coverage of the LA fires. Yes, this was unquestionably tragic, but I'm having a problem remembering similar coverage of the hundred years flooding that devastated NC and TN not so long ago. Those people don't have the resources to rebuild, and many lost their homes, communities, and jobs and are even living in tents.

Love my 20/20 show! Now I’m enjoying the Podcast as well it’s so captivating and it’s a creative way to make your mind go back to the story and carefully listen to the details as they explain from their point of view. I love to hear every single word in each story it’s awesome! Thank you 20/20

As an avid true crime podcast listener it’s disappointing to download a new podcast only to realize that you’ve already unraveled this same crime three weeks ago on another network podcast…this happening one time is bad enough but the three network shows/podcasts seem to have the exact same list of stories this season!

The dispatcher was so rude! I get you’re supposed to be calm but those poor girls didn’t need to be talked to like that

This newest episode is poorly done and acted it’s unfortunate that podcasts are starting to pop up this way I definitely won’t keep listening

The sympathetic tone for diddy is just 🤮. The leftist leanings are blatant throughout the entire show.

Another “Diddy” story? Really? Just take the info from the million other podcasts and documentaries and regurgitate, I guess.

One star. Seriously, one. I tried, I really did, to get through this "true crime" podcast, but it was like listening to someone narrate a B-movie while banging pots and pans in the background. I get it, you want atmosphere, but the constant whooshing and creaking and what I swear was a distant wolf howl just made it sound like a bad audio drama. Look, when I listen to a true crime podcast, I want facts. I want to hear about the investigation, the evidence, the timeline. I don't need a sound effect of someone dramatically opening a rusty door every time you mention a police interview. It's distracting! It's cheesy! It's like you're trying to win an Oscar for "Most Over-the-Top Sound Design in a Podcast About Murder." If you're going to do true crime, stick to the true part. Leave the Hollywood sound effects for the professionals... or, you know, just leave them out entirely. My ears, and my sanity, would thank you