Episode 0 - Get ready for launch!

Get ready for your new favourite true crime podcast. Sure, there's a lot of them - but none quite like this. Bringing the world of true crime and pop culture together with the study of crime by tapping the mind of a real, life criminologist! Join Dr Alex Simpson (Macquarie University) and Kia Handley (of no real place of interest except behind the microphone) for this new podcast delving into the world of the true crime vibes you love, with the criminological vibes you want to know more of! Epsiodes dropping REALLY SOON!

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