Criminology
About This Show
Show Info:
Criminology is a true crime podcast that takes a deep dive into some of the most famous cases in the annals of crime. Hosts Mike Ferguson and Mike Morford will give you every details of these infamous crimes. Each season is a new case told over 8-10 episodes.
Most Recent Episode
S2 Ep9 - The Homework
1 day ago
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59 minutes
In this 9th episode of Season 2 we delve into more crimes commited by the EAR/GSK. We hear from a victim that has chosen for the first time to publicly come forward to talk about her ordeal. We hear more from some of the detectives that worked the case back then as well as those working it now. And we talk in depth about "The Homework", papers found near one of the crime scenes that many felt may have been dropped by EAR. You can help support the show by going to patreon.com/criminology An Emash Digital Production
Rated 5 out of
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Erin Pyles from
Excellent show with great hosts!
This is the best introduction to the Zodiac Killer I've come across so far. Even though I thought I knew a lot about the case, turns out I didn't. The hosts are easy to understand, speak slow enough to hear, and as someone without great hearing that means a lot, they have good chemistry. I am looking forward to hearing more! And, even though I know this isn't the tagline or saying of this podcast, keep your own time ticking.
Date published: 2017-09-17
Rated 5 out of
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eltopo from
Excellent podcast
I checked out their 1st two episodes, and love what I'm hearing so far. Even though for some true crime aficionados the Zodiac Killer case may be old hat, the clear presentation the events from many different sources puts on a fresh spin, and it's also probably one of the best introductions to the Zodiac case there is. Can't wait to hear more.
Date published: 2017-08-22
Rated 5 out of
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TheWalkingBoss from
This is the best EAR/GSK podcast
Excellent Mike and Morf! A home run every episode. Thanks for doing this!
Date published: 2018-04-01
Rated 5 out of
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Midwest Heathen from
Interesting details, fantastic presentation!
I rarely give five star reviews, but this podcast has earned every single star. I love listening to true crime podcasts, but the presentation of this one is particularly unique as the hosts devote an entire series to each case, giving a unique perspective by covering details that would otherwise be omitted due to the time constraints of trying to cover such extensive cases in 1-2 episodes. The hosts can be repetitive at times which was mildly bothersome in the beginning, but in the beginning I was binge listening, and now that I'm caught up I find the repetitive nature to be extremely helpful in placing you back where they left off at the last episode, especially with the level of detail they are covering in the case. I have one minor complaint about the ads in recent episodes; as you're listening they will be talking about the case and in the next sentence they are in an ad. The clever placement is the only thing that keeps this from being entirely jarring, but a pause or a lead in (i.e. "I'd like to take a moment to talk about our sponsor) like they did in earlier episodes would be helpful, or even a jingle. But the ads are relevant for the most part and some are even interesting (the True Crime magazine, for example) so I really don't mind it so much.
This is currently my favorite podcast out of 10-12 other podcasts that I'm listening to. The hosts are very clear about what they are presenting. I can't say enough that their presentation of these cases and details is effectively flawless. The hosts have a good back and forth between each other and it helps to keep the podcast interesting. I look forward to see the quality of this podcast continue to rise as the hosts discover what works and what doesn't. Thank you, Mike and Morf, for a great podcast.
Date published: 2017-09-25
Rated 5 out of
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Pipevaper135 from
Excellent show, highly recommended!
If like me you have trawled through countless shows on tv and radio about the Zodiac killer you will know that a lot of them are lacking in detail and quality. They tend to sensationalize rather than concentrate on what really happened back then in the bay area of San Francisco and the true horror of his crimes.
This show is the polar opposite, packed with detail, research and genuine enthusiasm for the subject.
It is informative and entertaining, every episode leaves you ready and eager for more of the same.
Criminology is fast becoming a classic with a simple format devoid of too much silly background music and overly dramatic narration, a pitfall that so many have fallen into.
It is an excellent place to start for a newcomer to the subject who may feel over-faced by the sheer mass of data available on and off the net.
Mike and Morf sift through it for you and deliver a concise, pared down and detailed version of events and timelines in a enthusiastic way that keeps the listener glued for the whole ride.
Date published: 2017-10-10
Rated 5 out of
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Choochoobella from
Phenomenal Podcast
I had listened to several episodes of "True Crime All the Time" before listening to this podcast. I wasn't a fan of the Mike Ferguson/Mike Gibson podcast. For me, the joking was annoying and distracting in that podcast.
I gave this podcast a try and it is one of the best podcasts I have ever listened to in the true crime genre (and I have listened to MANY). It is obvious that so much research and effort goes into each episode of this podcast. I love this Mike and Mike combo (Mike Ferguson/Mike Morford). They make an excellent team. They bring in consultants who add so much depth to the podcasts. I just finished listening to Season 1, Episode 11 of the Zodiac series. In Episode 11, Dave Oranchak, an expert in ciphers, explains efforts to decode the ciphers written by the Zodiac killer. It is a riveting discussion.
In the first episode of this podcast series, Mike and Mike promised to go deeper into these cases than traditional podcasts and they have more than delivered on that promise. I can't give this podcast high enough praise; it's phenomenal!
Date published: 2018-03-25
