True Crime Junkie Must Have
Absolutely love the Crime Junkie app! It’s super easy to use, well organized, and has everything a true Crime Junkie could need! I love being able to easily find and listen to episodes whenever I want. If you’re a true crime fan this app is for you!
The Truth About Natalie
Sounds like great reporting and another interesting and successful podcast. Sean Kipe is a great narrator, and the story is captivating. Thanks!
Love love love you ladies!
I’m always so impressed by how you gals approach these cases, so well researched, so respectful to the victims and fair to law enforcement. I have listened to all of the episodes out on Spotify and finally joined the fan club to get access to more episodes and I WISH I WOULD HAVE SOONER!! No ads and so much more content, plus it’s so cool to see the photos right in the app. Love you ladies! Keep helping us all stay safe out there 🫶
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Downloadable episodes not available offline (?)
I was under the impression that when an episode had an option to “download”, it would be available offline. Not with the crime junkie app! An app where downloaded episodes can only be accessed if you have WiFi is absolutely laughable. I spent $20 on a monthly subscription to listen to episodes off line, on a plane, but i guessed i shouldn’t have assumed that the episodes that are taking up massive amounts of storage in my phone for being downloaded would be available to stream offline because they are downloaded. I would in no way had made this purchase if there had been any disclaimer that you cannot listen to downloaded episodes offline. Without realizing, I’ve been filling my phones (expensive) storage, just to not be able to accesses it because the app requires WiFi to work. This is nothing but false advertisement and a scam.
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LOVE these podcasts but what’s up with the photos?
I love these podcasts- the production and delivery are amazing!! And so respectful to the subjects and their families. But most of the episodes don’t show up with any photos anymore. Knowing the victims’ likeness makes the stories much more real and relatable.
