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Each episode has 30 minutes.

If you like true-crime and dark stories, this is a great podcast to listen to 🎧

(Two episodes per week - Monday and Thursday)

A podcast which on each episode the hosts (Ben Gilbert & David Rosenthal) talk about a certain company (e.g NFL, Amazon, Walmart, Meituan) pointing out the company’s backstories and their “playbook” with tips that made them as successful as they are today. It’s more of an informative podcast, so nothing related to stocks investment advices.

Yuen Yuen Ang, a political scientist, affirms that the U.S. and China have more in common than we'd like to admit. However, Russia is a different

story, which could explain its willingness to invade Ukraine.

A podcast fully focused on Ukraine’s history, culture, society and politics. The latest episodes give you a complete insight about the current War.

James Shotter talks about his reporting on the flood of Ukrainian refugees into Poland and how Poles are responding

After a big Halloween party, one of the party’s hosts is murdered and some of the partygoers are the main suspects: the guy in the devil mask, the guy dressed as Jesus, the bank robber and the construction worker.

But the police only focuses on one person: the only black man at the party. Was he really the murderer or is this just another unjustifiable accusation based on skin color?

A whole podcast dedicated to this specific crime with several interviews and a detailed description of events.

By far, my favorite true-crime podcast.

Amazingly narrated and full of details.

This podcast is part of an NBC category called “Dateline NBC” and it’s about a “twisted love story that unspools like a film noir, where lust and obsession lead to

murder and a classic double cross. This

original series from Dateline's Keith

Morrison takes us into the troubled mind of a young man, and the cold heart of a woman who needed her husband dead.”

Again… NBC Dateline’s True-Crime podcasts are on fire.

Josh Mankiewicz takes us inside

one of the most “twisted and confounding

cases he's ever covered”.

In regards to the killer of this veridical story? Some people say he’s worst than Charles Manson.

The motive? Money, Love, Pride or… Religion?

Worth listening 👂🏾