Sidsel Libergren

7 months ago

5

Thought it was boring and yeah idk, thought it was something else, I’m more to other kinds of true crime podcast and those who are more investigative.. I felt like this was more a life story of a clock maker 🤨 Of course there were bits of true crime, but for me it’s not true crime in the sense of how I think true crime should be. I don’t think this rating makes sense but I also don’t think the podcast makes sense.

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Loved this, it actually made me cry! I went in expecting true crime, but got something slightly different - the Tiger King of podcasts?

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Markus Marañon Straarup

9 months ago

7

Fall short of its older sister Serial. However still quite an intriguing true crime story.

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Christian Alexander

9 months ago

9

Funny and compelling story. Colorful characters. Worth a listen.

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Elliot C

11 months ago

7

Doesn’t have the narrative mystery of Serial and falls far short of that benchmark. Expect less of a story and more of a depiction of identity and isolation in rural Alabama. Tbh it feels a bit exploitative and voyeurisic by the end.

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Kezia Præstmark

1 year ago

9

What happens next? Where is this story going? Some interesting turns and twists. A peephole into small-town America and all that comes with it.

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Morten V Schroeder

1 year ago

9

I loved this podcast and was the first I heard from Serial. When listening to S-town you’re left with this constant feeling of not really knowing where the hell you’re going and what’s gonna happen next. It also gives a really interesting view into rural 🇺🇸 which is just a peculiar place! Great show

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Annie Spencer

1 year ago

9

Such a great addictive story about an eccentric man that lives in rural America. Cannot put it down after about episode #4. Only giving a 9 as I feel like it went a bit more personal than he may have wanted.

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