If you’re interested in the backgrounds of serial killers, this podcast works. But honestly, I would say it’s okay at best. You could probably research all this information in the amount of time these podcasts take. The hosts are fairly monotone when speaking, so it’s easy to lose interest as well. And personally, I’m not a fan of the psychological aspect of it. I find psychology and human behavior very interesting, but having someone who has no credentials in the field just... feels strange. Besides, if you taken a psych class, you’ll see that everything Vanessa says is pretty basic, surface level stuff. You probably could’ve assumed it all yourself. Originally, I wrote that they need to put more warnings and I will say that as episodes go on, they do get better at giving trigger/content warnings so that’s cool. Honestly, I really wish they would also do a portion at the end that highlights any known victims and lets us know a little information about their life, even if it’s just a career or hobby. Sometimes I feel this podcast has a tendency to just brush victims off and focus a little too much on the killer. I’m not saying that’s a bad thing. Don’t get me wrong, the whole show is about SERIAL KILLERS. I just feel that sometimes, purely focusing on the killer almost feels as a glorification and dehumanizes the people who lost their lives. I think an end segment where they at LEAST give all the names and ages of the victims as a memorial would be very nice and humanize them. Anyways, a Wiki trip could probably give you at least half the info these people give you. Good for information, but entertainment wise... not so much. There’s better podcasts out there. And I promise you, after listening to this podcast, you’ll NEVER want to hear the word “prolific” again...