Women Behind True Crime Series

Our true crime podcast inventory is massive, but our true crime hosts are way more impressive. Get to know some of the biggest podcasts hosted by women.

It’s no secret that women love true crime, making it one of the most popular genres around—and a big opportunity for advertisers to connect with female audiences. But you may not realize that it’s often women who are putting in the work to tell the stories that attract legions of fans to the genre.

Get to know some of the women drawing huge, addressable fanbases on the SiriusXM Podcast Network.

Andrea Canning from Dateline: True Crime Weekly

Fans of the “True Crime Original” (aka Dateline) know Andrea Canning and her reporting well. In addition to showing up frequently on the Dateline podcast, she can also be heard on her podcast Dateline: True Crime Weekly. Each week, Andrea dives into four of the biggest crime stories of the week, digging into the latest updates on trials and investigations around the country. With the show’s exclusive access to the Dateline archives, listeners get an inside look into the criminal justice system. From collaboration with NBC affiliates to access to the network newsroom, this podcast is the destination for both existing Dateline audiences and true crime podcast fans.

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Alaina Urquhart and Ash Kelley from Morbid

Sisters (kinda, they’re aunt and niece, but grew up together) and friends Alaina Urquhart and Ash Kelley are the hosts of Morbid (aka one of the biggest true crime shows around). Together, they blend meticulous research, detailed storytelling, and some humor to cover everything from serial killers, to creepy histories, to haunted tales. Autopsy technician Aliana and former hairstylist Ash guide listeners through a lighthearted nightmare in each episode.

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True crime was always a subject that fascinated us and was one of our favorite ways to connect with each other as sisters and friends. We would give recommendations to each other on must-see documentaries, or a true crime book that we had to share! When we started the podcast, it seemed natural to talk about true crime and widen our conversation to include our new friends who listened from home.”

Alaina Urquhart and Ash KelleyHosts of Morbid

Laci Mosley from Scam Goddess

True crime can take many forms, and no one knows that better than Laci Mosley, host of Team Coco podcast Scam Goddess. This show both straddles and transcends traditional genres, sitting between true crime, comedy, and something all its own. Scam Goddess is dedicated to fraud (and those who perpetrate it). In each episode, Laci updates listeners on late latest rackets, dives deep into current scams, and breaks down history’s greatest hoodwinks—all with the help of some fan-favorite comedians.

Stephanie Soo from Rotten Mango and Moral of the Story

Stephanie Soo brings something unique to the true crime genre—and Gen Z women and multicultural women can’t get enough. She’s known for her video-first podcasting approach and unique storytelling, balancing bitter and sweet, dark and light. Her shows, Rotten Mango and Moral of the Story, fall into the true noir subgenre, with Soo acting as a digital detective, delving into pop culture lore, internet drama, high-profile crimes, disappearances, and scandals.

Daphne Woolsoncroft from Going West

The Unwell Network’s take on true crime, Going West is hosted by husband-and-wife team Daphne Woolsoncroft and Heath Merryman. Together, they tell stories with a focus on the cases that haunt law enforcement, from cold cases to baffling disappearances. In each episode, listeners are pulled into unsolved mysteries, guided by Daphne and Heath through every twist and turn.

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Our true crime podcast inventory is massive—with something for every fan and every brands. If you’re interested in learning more about how you can connect with any of these shows, let’s chat.