Thank you so much for the years of enjoyable listening you have provided to this audience! Hate to see you go but so grateful for everything you’ve done! Best wishes, Nina!

Nina you are the best! Caring and stories of cases not covered elsewhere. Excellent!!! All the best to you Nina.

Just editing to say I will miss this podcast greatly and have enjoyed every episode. Thank you Nina for your work!!! I work from home now, and have been searching for great podcasts. Nina does a marvelous job of staying true to stories, being unbiased, and delivering facts in a creepily calming way. But I love it. I am a MI native and am obsessed with this podcast.

Unhoused word is ridiculous!!!!! Homeless ok??? Homeless!!!

I like hearing stories that aren’t featured everywhere. So, thanks for that! But I’m not sure if it’s just me, but every time I play this podcast there’s repeated sections of the story. Sometimes 3x, hmm.

One of the best podcasts out there.

I grew up in Michigan and am loving this podcast. One of my friends was murdered in Michigan in the early 2000’s her name was Alicia Gyomory would make an excellent episode

I like the podcast but am not interested in “you might also enioy” on your podcast feed. I suggest you mention them and post a link. I’m not interested in Oprah or the other ones that come with yours appearing in my feed.

I detest multipart cases and also serial killer stories, so the multipart Oakland Child Killer episodes really suck, and I cannot stick with it.

I like it! I appreciate your commitment and the time it takes to produce

This sounds like AI is speaking and it distracts from the story.

Nice to see a story about Karen King. Great reporting and story telling. Thank you.

I was excited to find out about a Michigan crime podcast. I am still not sure what I think. The story is interesting but the voice is off putting and boring. It just feels like she is reading off a paper, unnatural and sounds robotic. Maybe something to work on!

Monotone nasal voice - host sounds like she’s going for zombie meets sinus infection

I’m new to this podcast. As a Michigander it piqued my interest. First observation is the nice calm voice. Okemos wasn’t pronounced correctly. There’s a lot of Indian words And I knew by the third podcast that she’s from the Detroit area, as she relates every city to its proximity to Detroit. There’s a lot of other cities like Lansing (Okemos is literally a suburb but it never got mentioned in the Paige Renkoski episode) Flint,Saginaw, Port Huron, Grand Rapids, Ann Arbor (U of M). All familiar cities. And Klan activity in Fowlerville? What??

Classy!

Love listening to the podcast but I have noticed that the advertising sound has increased. It’s not pleasant when the sounds blasts loud!!! I get that there have to be ads but the volume increase is obnoxious.

I really enjoyed the show for the most part, but one commercial Nina did for a sponsor made me leave. I wish you all the best though, and I hope your show still helps bring solutions to cold cases.

Finally a writer is talking about WHY. Why did the prosecutors in Oakland County Michigan avoid making arrests in the Oakland County Child Murder cases? Because the killer was part of an enormously prominent Big Three executive. So what, you may ask? Well, the main prosecutor in the OCCK case wanted to become a judge, a senator, a president. And he needed huge campaign contributions, one source of which was the dad of the killer. Thank you, Nina, for this very significant interview.

… To enjoy this podcast. Stories are interesting. I’ve never heard 95% of them before. They are narrated with compassion for the victims and respect for all the characters. This is my new favorite podcast!

I still love the pod, but HATE the updated intro…. noise

Thank you for covering so many unheard cases with such compassion.

Maybe I could listen to this podcast if I played it at 5x speed. As it is, it is painful to even try to listen to this narrator . Not worth the trouble!

i am disappointed you changed the initial music as well as your opening words. They used to set the “spell” and i sorely miss them

Nina is one of the most thoughtful, respectful hosts. You can tell in her episodes that she truly cares about each victim. She gives voice to victims and their families. She seeks truth and doesn't look away from injustices. Thank you for your commitment to this difficult work.

Please focus on white crime. Let a black person do their own show. There is plenty of content for both races. I feel the same way about UK crime. Just absolutely not interested. And they have their own podcasts.

I absolutely love Nina’s voice! And her compassion shows in her telling of each story. I’ve been listening since 2017 and don’t plan to stop! Thank you for such a great podcast.

Nina’s voice is the best. She is so compassionate in her story telling. My favorite true crime podcast.

You’ve already heard this one. I promise.

Twas my favorite podcast. Seems like you’re starting to conform to what the rest of everyone else is doing. Also, you should NOT have, under any circumstances, changed the intro. Change it back ASAP. Very poor quality of decisions, Nina. Do better.

Sounds very robotic/AI.

Well researched true events with great narration. There’s heart behind each episode, more than just a podcast. 🤍

I’ve listened to EVERY episode! I love your voice, your vibe and I love this podcast!!!!!

I always look forward to new episodes. Nina is the most compassionate and caring host. I can only say good things about this podcast. I have been listening from the very beginning. Stories are always interesting. Thank you! I really appreciate your nonsense approach. So refreshing.

It could be so much better. Each episode sounds like it’s being narrated by a robot I almost immediately lose focus and I don’t think I have finished a single episode. I hate it because they seem like good stories. Just need some human emotion in the narration

Nina has a lovely calming voice and each episode is a must listen.

Nina, I love the show but the ads are kinda different, mostly cause they are in a foreign language. I’m not sure how that works, but shouldn’t your audience be able to understand the adds. Ya can’t support what ya can’t understand. Well to be honest, I do think one ad was for Pizza Hut (maybe)…lol

This Podcast captures my state, Michigan. Unfortunately., I can’t stand hearing the foreign ads. No longer will be listening.

I used to listen to this often, but fell away as I stopped listening to podcasts for a while. Now I find it very different. Her presentation feels a little more forceful, and the new theme is weird....it used to be quieter, more eerie, more in keeping with the show. It feels like its the opening of a WWF match or something. I don't know, not my thing anymore.

Nina is a fabulous presenter! Of all the episodes of all the Podcasts I’ve heard her host & I’ve listened to every single one I’m aware of they’re amazing! Her voice is cool and perfect for what she does! I love it! It’s beautiful and unique — truly winning combination! She does incredible research into cases that seem special to her own interests, but somehow she has a way of appealing to a wider audience.

I like the podcast… It’s interesting, but she has a weird way of talking, which is hard to ignore. And if she’s reading this, she should know that it’s supposedly not supposubly. Just saying.

Computer voice. Ugh

Love this podcast

Good content that is thorough. The difficulty listening is the delivery of the information in a style that seems to be more suited to ASMR or a more sultry topic. Completely pulls the focus from the crime at hand.

In the last month, there have been five drops: four advertisements for other podcasts and one actual episode for this podcast. Well, Nina, I’m going to take your advice and listen to other podcasts. Peace. “We’re open most days about 9 or 10, occasionally as early as 7, but some days as late as 12 or 1. We’re closed about 5:30 or 6, occasionally about 4 or 5, but sometimes as late as 11 or 12. Some days or afternoons we aren’t here at all but lately we’ve been here just about all the time, except when we’re someplace else. But we should be here then, too.”

Great content from the Midwest, Nina is absolutely fantastic with her delivery and passion when narrating. I wish the podcast would release more episodes more often. Other than that great podcast.

From Michigan & luv the podcast & content!

Look up definition of oblivion.

Amazing storytelling! I’ve never been to this region of the US, but Nina can sure paint a picture. Great podcast!!

That was just thoughts on whether this was a tragedy, no true analysis.