INFAMOUS: Highway 20

Over several decades, women and girls have encountered a monster whose full reign of terror might not even be fully known. He hunted his own backyard, the wilderness of the Pacific Northwest, and there could be victims out there that have yet to be discovered.

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So Many Commercials

I just stopped it with three minutes left. I can’t handle anymore commercials. It seemed like it was 50/50 podcast:commercials though I’m sure that’s probably a bit of an exaggeration—but it felt like it.

If the commercials weren’t bad enough, the one podcaster is cast as the moron and asks the most idiotic questions (think 4th grade questions) and the other podcaster is cast as the know-it-all, but she only knows what she has read. She seems incapable of analyzing or producing any original thought or theories. I’m an avid audiobook listener, but I’m new to podcasts. I’m hoping that this isn’t what they are all like. Hopefully, there’s one good true crime series.