• S3-E1 - Podcast Reviews: Old Gods of Appalachia Season 5 Electrifies; Jeryl Dishes on True Crime and Oasis and City Confidential Podcasts; and More!

  • Jan 14 2025
  • Length: 31 mins
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S3-E1 - Podcast Reviews: Old Gods of Appalachia Season 5 Electrifies; Jeryl Dishes on True Crime and Oasis and City Confidential Podcasts; and More!

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    New! Check out our newest podcast, Skirting Danger, about women's safety and how we can prevent becoming a crime victim in the first place. https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/skirting-danger-womens-safety/id1764617616

    This episode revolves around discovering new podcast favorites. Listeners gain insights into several shows, including the immersive tales of "Old Gods of Appalachia" Season 5, and reflections on the impactful narratives within true crime podcasts.

    • Announcement of new, 30-minutes-or-less episodes for One Good Thing Media
    • Podcast Chart recommendations
    • Discussion of the rich storytelling found in "Old Gods of Appalachia"
    • Jeryl's latest podcast binge
    • Insights into the community-focused narratives of "City Confidential"
    • Call to explore new podcast favorites and embrace fresh starts in the new year

    Website: https://www.onegoodthingmedia.com/
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