Top 5 Investigative Journalism Podcasts

Hosted by journalist Josh Bloch (“Uncover: Escaping NXIVM”), THE LOST KIDS dives deep into the search for a missing teen, uncovering the dark and twisted business of tough-love programs for “troubled teens” and their ties to one of America's most dangerous cults.

Credits:

Jessica Grimshaw- For USG Audio

Jennifer Sears- For USG Audio

Josh Bloch- Executive Producer, Host, Producer

Kathleen Goldhar- Executive Producer, Producer

Amanda McPhillips- Executive Producer

Stuart Coxe- Executive Producer

Nathan Ament- Executive Producer

David McDougall- Producer

Medium Anonymous- Producer

Todd Nilssen- Producer

Max Miller- Associate Producer

Mitchell Stuart- Editor

Beth Karas- Researcher

Arik Martin- Transcriber

Ozarks True Crime is an editaudio Original investigative podcast based on true crime in the mysterious and oft-forgotten region of the Ozarks. Host and writer Anne Roderique-Jones travels to back to her hometown and weaves in a personal narrative as she examines the intricate trail of untold stories.

Cookie Conspiracy explores the mystery of Starbridge Hollow, where the sudden disappearance of a beloved baker and his famed Midnight Macaroon sparks a series of intriguing questions.

Leaving city life behind, I found myself in Starbridge Hollow. Here, amidst its charming streets and whispered folklore, I've begun to peel back layers of a story that's as enigmatic as it is captivating. From clandestine meetings in shadowed corners to the unraveling of long-held myths, join me in uncovering the truths that Starbridge Hollow has concealed for generations.

Stay connected and join the mystery on Instagram @cookieconspiracypod and Twitter @CookieConPod!

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A daughter's call to police about memories of her mother's alleged crime triggers a year-long investigation into a cult, the disappearance of a child and a murder. THE FOLLOWERS: HOUSE OF PRAYER is hosted by journalist Leila Day and former prosecutor and investigative journalist Beth Karas (“Unspeakable Crime: The Killing of Jessica Chambers”) reports on the story. New episodes of the podcast from UCP Audio will drop weekly beginning March 3rd.

Credits:

Jessica Grimshaw- For USG Audio

Jennifer Sears- For USG Audio

Leila Day- Executive Producer, Host, Producer

Kathleen Goldhar- Executive Producer, Producer

Beth Karas- Executive Producer, Producer, Reporter

Stuart Coxe- Executive Producer

Joy Fluker- Consulting Producer

Max Miller- Producer, additional reporting

Alexis Green- Associate Producer

Laura Isabel Gonzales- Reporter

Daemon Fairless - Reporter

Mitchell Stuart- Editor & Sound Design

Synch Stories- Theme song composition

Arik Martin- Transcriber

Conspiracyland's "The Strange Story of Havana Syndrome," hosted by Yahoo News chief investigative correspondent Michael Isikoff, is an investigation into the baffling medical ailments-- headaches, dizziness, extreme fatigue and even brain injuries-- that have been reported by over 1,100 American diplomats and spies in recent years, confounding the U.S. intelligence and diplomatic communities. These symptoms are commonly known as Havana Syndrome because they were first surfaced in Cuba more than five years ago though they have long since been reported all over the world. But what and who was causing them remains a mystery. As Conspiracyland documents, the reports about Havana Syndrome were used as a political trigger to upend U.S. relations with Cuba: They set off a chain of events that led the Trump administration to reverse President Obama's efforts to normalize relations with the island nation, a rollback that has continued under President Biden. It also has led to an endless spate of news stories suggesting these health ailments were the result of targeted microwave attacks by a foreign power, with the Russian intelligence services under the control of Vladimir Putin considered the leading candidate. But as Conspiracyland reveals, the real story of Havana Syndrome is starting to look very different than it did at the time.

Hey fellow Sleuths!

We are your hosts, Katie Kaplan, an award-winning investigative journalist, and Em, a former special agent and hostage negotiator.

Together we are both passionate about helping to shed light on unsolved cases. We hope that together- with you the listener- we can help to bring awareness and closure to some of the people impacted by unsolved murders and disappearances. Someone, somewhere, knows something.

Let’s work together to put your interest in true crime to use! Log on anywhere you listen to podcasts and let’s get sleuthing!

Stay vigilant, and stay curious fellow sleuths.

Sex unga kvinnor som levt i våldsamma relationer hittas döda. Men vilka var de - och kunde deras liv ha räddats?

Hennes namn var är en podd om mäns våld mot kvinnor och samhället som svek.

Av Göteborgs-Postens Michael Verdicchio och Madeleine Gartéus.

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RiskWatch is a due diligence and compliance podcast featuring interviews with leading compliance, investigations, and research professionals. RiskWatch is brought to you by Vcheck Global, a leading due diligence provider to help vet entities and individuals globally.

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Introducing Motherlode, a Ranieri & Co. production. The gripping story about the birth of computer hacking from an unlikely centre - Melbourne Australia. It was here teenage boys, and they were mostly boys, hacked into some of the biggest organisations in the world.

It’s also where a young hacker, Julian Assange, cut his teeth on computers and went on to develop Wikileaks, the most disruptive website the world has seen. But Wikileaks didn’t just spring up out of nowhere. It was 20 years in the making. Motherlode reveals the technological and political motivations behind it.

In the spring of 2022, the 44 Division of the Toronto Police Service discovered the burnt remains of Rachel Amina Darwish, Daniel Brewer, and Mitig Biskane, in southern Ontario, Canada. The only clues offering an explanation for the three deaths were found in an anonymous blog written by an unknown individual.
Host, Ian Tuason, reads the lost blog posts from the blog website, everyoneandnoone.org, before it was seized by the police.
New episodes every Tuesday.