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Murder, We Spoke
- Narrated by: Kat Johnson, Attica Locke, Billy Jensen, Jim Clemente, Marcus Parks, Maureen O'Connell, Rachel McCarthy James, Rachel Monroe, Sarah Weinman, Scott Brick
- Length: 46 mins
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Publisher's Summary
About this Audible Original
From podcasts and documentaries to online forums, true crime is booming. But as one Audible editor and self-professed crime obsessive observes, the genre is being pulled in new and different directions along with a changing social landscape. She wanted to know: Can we ethically engage in true crime as real concerns surface around the crimes, victims, and systemic issues that directly impact the humans we are hearing about? Where are the most sensitive and original voices in true crime turning their attention? And how can we use our primal fascination with the dark side of human nature as a force for good?
Listen in on this exclusive conversation with a host of experts from the true crime landscape, featuring original interviews with the following guests:
Attica Locke, author, Heaven, My Home
Billy Jensen, author, Chase Darkness with Me
Emily Martinez, executive producer, Finding Tess
Jim Clemente, creator, Call Me God
Marcus Parks, creator, Last Podcast on the Left
Michele Josue, director, Happy Jail
Maureen O’Connell, narrator, Call Me God
Rachel McCarthy James, author, The Man from the Train
Rachel Monroe, author, Savage Appetites
Sarah Weinman, author, The Real Lolita
Scott Brick, narrator, In Cold Blood
Vanessa Harris, senior director, Audible Content Partnerships
Please note: Murder, We Spoke contains some adult language and mature themes. Discretion is advised.
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- Rachel - Audible
- 11-04-19
Love the deep dive with true crime heavy hitters!
I never thought I would call myself a true crime fan, but with the age of prestige true crime upon us (whatever that means), I've surprised myself by getting immersed in narratives like Mindhunters, Serial, The Staircase, OJ: Made in America, Twisted, A Serial Killer's Daughter, and more. I love how this piece looks at where true crime is right now as a movement and asks really interesting questions about where it should go next. I'm super intrigued by the part of the conversation that talks about the mental health toll on true crime investigators and journalists. And check out that star-studded cast! Attica Locke is my new fave <3 I also loved hearing Scott Brick talk about what it was like to narrate In Cold Blood. Thank you for the thought-provoking listen, complete with creepy Americana-esque sound design!
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- Kearstin
- 11-13-19
Good listen!
Love it, no complaints! I’m a fanatic so I need more recommendations now that the combo of Greg Olson and Kevin Pierce has come to an end. I could listen to true crime for hours!!
5 people found this helpful
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- SurprisinglyHappyinNJ
- 11-05-19
A whole new way of looking at true crime
This short, podcast-like listen opened my eyes to true crime’s problematic past and how the genre can move forward in a more empathetic way — one that looks at the victims’ stories and those of the wrongfully convicted. The many voices throughout will bring a new perspective to true crime fans everywhere.
12 people found this helpful
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- Marisol N.
- 11-19-19
Great!
I enjoy reading true crime books. I was able to get great ideas for true crime books for my wish list!
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- Christian Fullerton Amendola
- 11-27-19
Synthesis Success
I am proud Audible put this out.
Michelle McNamara & B. Jensen changed the game, and this addendum to their books is confirms an ethical mission that is otherwise not that "popular."
And yes, I agree, Finding Tess is shit... & misses the point.
5 people found this helpful
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- Ann Davis
- 11-26-19
Quick Listen for True Crime Fans
Kat talked to several people involved in true crime and had a little bit of information about the true crime genre. Overall I thought it had some good information. Considering this is free, I think it's worth the listen. I could see Kat fleshing this out more and making another Audible program that is more comprehensive than this is.
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- Freya
- 11-20-19
Thank you
Thank you, a well though through self analysis of a very popular genre.
well narrated.
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- Daphne Hawkins
- 11-12-19
Fascinating topic and guests
Loved this exploration of true crime as seen through the lens of writers and other experts in the field. The audio quality wasn’t always perfect, but I appreciated getting the different perspectives on how the genre is evolving to be more ethical and solution oriented.
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- Amazon Customer
- 10-06-20
not my usual book type
normally a book of people talking about a subject turns me off but this one. the way she tells her story I listened to the end
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- Reader2012
- 08-17-20
Good listening
I really enjoyed Murder, We Spoke. It was an interesting perspective on the endlessly fascinating subject of true crime.
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- Avis M.
- 09-17-20
Boring
Not recommended _zzz_zzzzzzzzz_zzzzzzzzzzzzz zzzzzzzzzz xx zzz zzzz zzzz zzz zzz zzz zzzz zzzz zzzz zz
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- Emma mobile
- 08-10-21
same old same old
hard to maintain interest sadly. all been heard before . would rather listen to the actual crimes than opinions.
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- Megan violet anscomb
- 06-07-20
So boring
I honestly couldn’t get through it as it was extremely boring sadly I can’t recommend
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- Anonymous User
- 04-26-22
Discussion about True Crime genre
interesting discussion about the genre its writers and how it has changed over the years.