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I was into The Last Podcast on the Left for a while but listened to too many in one go and got a bit bored... I'd recommend A Very Fatal Murder which is short but sweet... and very funny, Atlanta Monster which was pretty amazing as I've never heard about the murders and Lore which I've been listening to for a while now and is always a good listen.
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I quite like Last Podcast On the Left, although the older episodes are quite hard to listen to I find. Partly because they're not as well researched but mostly because they're quite offside, particularly some of the accents they put on.
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I'm loving My Favorite Murder (you have to search for the US spelling) recently; wish I'd discovered it before most of their European tour sold out. If it was two men talking about serial killers constantly it would be a bit creepy but somehow the fact that it's two hilarious women takes the edge off.
I've not listened to that, but All Killa No Filla meets the same description.
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I'm loving My Favorite Murder (you have to search for the US spelling) recently; wish I'd discovered it before most of their European tour sold out. If it was two men talking about serial killers constantly it would be a bit creepy but somehow the fact that it's two hilarious women takes the edge off.
They recommended Last Podcast on the Left which is sometimes funny but is often a bit loud and braying for my taste, but they really do the necessary research so they can have a punchy half hour episode on fairly broad subjects or sometimes just a specific event.
I also love The Greatest Generation which is two guys watching every episode of Star Trek: The Next Generation (and now DS9) and doing a jokey plot discussion. Description is 'the Star Trek podcast by a couple of guys who are a little bit embarrassed to have a Star Trek podcast'. They also both work in film production so are super knowledgeable about how to take apart the episodes under that lens.