Listening to Collier’s story has been a healing experience. Unfortunately, many people can relate because violence is so prevalent in our country. I have my own horrible history and as a senior citizen, I am still dealing with the pain. I am surprised to hear Collier say I love you to his father. I guess it is healthy, but I could never forgive my father for what he did to my mother, to my siblings and to me. I’ve been in therapy for most of the last 40 years, listening to you has become part of my therapy. I think I may begin to write my story. Thank you, M

Great podcast. Collier brings his us heartbreaking story and weaves in relevant, current content. Always compelling and entertaining.

Don’t waste your time . He has groupies that blow his head up by drooling over him but you can see thru his sex appeal he is trying to sell to make money .

I found your show through “Murders in America” podcast. So very sorry for all you’ve had to go through. Also your documentary was very good. Great podcast!

It’s very sad that bots gave one stars. Amazing content snd guests, always enjoy this podcast.

5 STARS great podcast.

What a guy. If you don’t know his backstory, it’s brutal. His father did away with his mother when Colloer was a child. Collier knew his dad did it. From school, he called a police detective and was able to get his father implicated for what he did to Collier’s mom. That’s the long story made short. The rest is sp full of so much more, although not as terrible, but some of it was pretty bad… Anyway. Collier grew up and had careers such as cinematography, and then he started these podcasts. I’ve been following him for a long term. His life story and what he evolved into, plus he is just born bright and handsome too, makes for some really great shows. He is so amazingly authentic, self-astute, and that’s a big part of what makes so many of his shows quite memorable, and a really great experience.

Great interviews, well thought out questions and I always learn new things. Collier is a very intelligent, thoughtful, relatable, and has been through A LOT of stuff! Always leaves me with lots to think about through the days. Exceptionally good at the struggles of being a human being!

Enjoy the realness of this show.

I love this Podcast. I look forward to every new episode. So interesting and entertaining. Collier is so engaging!

While Collier has a riveting life story, which shares with the world in “A Murder in Mansfield” his take on other events is always just as interesting. His empathy makes him like no other. However, if your vocabulary is not well versed make sure to bring a dictionary while you listen, because he does not speak in prose.

Absolutely love how real he is and open about his journey. I will definitely be following him for years to come

Collin is a great content creator and always worth listening to, always a go to for me

I love this guy! I saw his Soft White Underbelly episode and he blew me away. I don’t understand all these people who try and tear him down. He is a compassionate, thoughtful and intelligent human. The world is a better place with people like him in it. FIVE STARS!

More letters from prison! These are my absolute favorite.

Please take time to heal. You and your girlfriend both need it.

The title tells you everything you need to know. This show is ALL about Collier. I used to be an avid listener but after hearing him repeat his own story to about the 20th guest and fumble to ask them about their stories while constantly bringing whatever they said back to his own story no matter how tenuously it was connected, I had to bail. It really comes across like zero questions were prepared and he’s just waiting for them to stop speaking to talk about himself again.

I have such mixed feelings about this show. On the one hand, Collier’s story is compelling and the ability to see long term how crime trauma affects him is unique. On the other hand, after listening to dozens of shows, it’s apparent that Collier either has some of the same narcissistic traits that his father had or has not had enough therapy to actually heal much from his trauma. Anytime there is a guest on, he does not interview them, he tells them his story (and the same anecdotes the listeners have heard over and over again- in detail) and rarely asks them any questions that move the narrative or educate himself or the listeners. I have great empathy for Collier but many (most?) of these shows are insufferable and I end up bailing as soon as the repetitive tire retreading begins.

I only listened to one episode and the host most have mentioned his family case at least 15 times. While I was first intrigued and thought it would add another dimension to the episode, I soon found it added nothing except to talk about himself. Maybe this was an exception, but I'll never find out because it was so off putting

I enjoy the show however, you incorrectly claimed that President Trump was among others such as Bill Clinton to have visited Epstein island on the list being released. President Trump was actually NOT found to be on the Epstein client list. In the name of good journalism, please offer a correction and retraction.

Not worth listening to

RESPECT to Mr. Landry, he is truly inspiring. If you like George Noory, you will love this podcast…

I was so excited to listen and binged a dozen or so episodes and they were great - UNTIL the Ferguson episode. It’s sad that the host refuses to admit that there are police forces that aren’t JUST underfunded….They ARE legitimately racist. To listen to him continue to be a police apologist and ignore what his guest is saying about how the Ferguson force ignored what the family was saying about their deceased son….then move on and use the term “woke” disparagingly….hugely disappointing. That’s where I stopped and won’t listen any further. He definitely has an agenda - which is ironic since he accused others of having their own agendas - that got in the way of actively listening to his own guest.

This podcast is always informative, often entertaining, but mostly it’s worth listening to for all the different perspectives offered. There’s always a gem that reveals itself. Well done!

Just listened to your Letecia Stauch update. Our community is dealing with an eerily similar case where a woman killed her boyfriend’s 6 year old daughter and left her in a 10 gallon bucket in her mother’s front yard 2 weeks ago. Heartbreaking. I think she’s going to claim something similar!

I’m really enjoying this show. Collier is honest and insightful, the content is great.

I enjoy hearing Collier’s thoughts and story, but when present cases and other subjects are discussed, Brenda tends to state information that is not always accurate. I would really appreciate fact checking and solid resources. Other than that, great job!

I found this podcast to be authentic and insightful, just like the host, Collier! He calls himself a professional optimist and he is right. Love it!

What this man has gone through as a child and it’s HUGE; he has such compassion for other’s. He must have his mother’s influence encrypted in his soul. She did a great job raising him to point until she died. It’s sad that he’ll always be stuck in that time frame forever. His father is the biggest piece of rubbish!! Collier is a Bright man and is successful in life! He made the best out of a HORRIFIC situation!

A moving, thoughtful show about surviving the worst things imaginable and finding life after the headlines have died down.

I reported my dad for multiple murders of teenage boys. Collier, I love how you expressed yourself in you video. I feel like I have a similar journey. I would like to connect and talk. Let me know if that is possible. Laurel A

Your honesty is powerful. I hope you can find moments of peace. Love you

Trauma leads to self destruction. It is a life long struggle. I appreciate you doing this positive thing. Thank you.

Thank you to Collier for speaking so honestly, and with humor. I heard Gabor Mate speak of small trauma and big trauma. The small ones add up. This is a big one we can all learn from, IF we choose to. I found this podcast through Collier’s interview on Hidden True Crime, and resonate deeply with ethical true crime reporting. I hope more people come to understand what that means and become more discerning with what they subscribe to, and support. When the repotting comes from a person directly impacted, there is a greater possibility the outcome will be cleaner. The direction, that of healing and educating the listener without it being a lecture☮️

Just started listening and it captivated my interest on the first one. Always trying to find new podcasts to listen to. Happened on this by chance as I was watching forensics files and since the episode mentioned my home state it piqued my interest. When it was done I googled the son because I wanted to see what happened to the little boy with the pretty blue eyes and that little boy has a podcast. And turn out to be a good one

Thank you for sharing your life with all of us. You definitely have a guardian angel watching over you 💗your Mom would be proud of you for all you have done.

C, I’m really enjoying your show. What an amazing person you are. Your mom is very proud.

I love this podcast so much! Collier Landry is such an amazing, articulate, thoughtful man. And despite what he experienced he shares his story with honesty and even a sense of humor at times. It’s really quite remarkable. His mother would be sooooo proud of him both professionally and personally. And he seems like a very cool guy!!

Love Collier’s interviews! Collier does a great job at interviewing guest. As a guest myself, he really makes you feel comfortable talking about such sensitive subjects. Always waiting for the next episode!

This is one of my new favorite podcasts. I am so glad I came across this show. Collier is so down to earth. Love it!

From Collier’s engagement with his audience and his guests to the way in which he speaks to the guest’s with such compassion and care (even the way he shows compassion and care when he reads comments or letters or questions from his audience is refreshing and heart warming and shows how wonderful of a human being Collier is) to the interesting subject matter of each episode of MPM , the show is a top notch podcast that is all around throughly entertaining, insightful, and educational.

If was just you. You don’t need a partner. I honestly just want to hear the story.

I love your podcast. I want to hear the words. The music brings a bit of anxiousness though. I can’t hear the speaker. When the music stops between tracks, it’s PERFECT!

I love your positive attitude and perseverance even with the tragedy you suffered losing your mom. Thank you for sharing your story.

I’m new to the podcast and arrived via TikTok. The topic, Collier’s delivery, the story and tragedy are all what makes the podcast so good. I am so taken by all of it, and I’ll be using this case in upcoming courses I teach at a D1 university this fall. I highly recommend it not only for learning about the events of the case and the sad end result, but also the courage of a young boy and a detective that didn’t give up. It is a study of humanity on every level. People who have lost a loved one to murder can look to Collier and see that it is possible to survive and flourish.

I love the bell out of you. I appreciate your vulnerability and humor.

I have been listening from the beginning and Collier just keeps getting better! He is so honest and open about his life! I know he has a huge impact on other victims. I get so excited when I get a notification about a new episode and listen right away! Keep up the amazing work your doing!

I’m so sorry for all you’ve been through. I’ve endured a narcissistic mother, abusive siblings and was the scapegoat daughter on the bottom. If we weren’t at eachother’s throats, that woman was not happy. She helped my narcopath husband destroy me down to the very dirt I stood on. She enjoyed it. She is dead now, and she passed without us ever speaking. My daughter nor I wanted anything to do with such a horrid person, I have to give you credit Collier for ever wanting to communicate with that man. I see so much of him in my mother and ex-husband, making it easy to believe them. These people are sick degenerates that destroy lives and its only realized after the destruction. You have done well for yourself, at 56 I am just now picking up the pieces for the last time. We’ve moved and there’s no way he’ll ever be in our lives again. God bless you, and keep your head up.

Just started this podcast an it is absolutely great..

Great Podcast. Definitely recommend. Look forward to the next episode