Slow Burn Media and Evergreen Podcast presents Who Killed, a podcast that provides a voice for the voiceless.

On this week's show, we are going to be doing something a little bit different.

We're going to be actually talking to another true crime host,

the host of a new true crime show called Crime Capsule.

It's also a show that I produce for Evergreen Podcasts. And this is an incredible show with an incredible amount of detail. And I am lucky enough to be joined by the host,

Benjamin Morris. Thanks a lot for joining me, Ben. Thanks for having me, man. I appreciate it.

Yeah, it's pretty exciting. You just got the show rolling. Let's see your seven episodes, six episodes in, and it's going well, and how do you feel about everything?

Well, when I hear the number 142, you know, I feel like I'm wearing little baby shoes. And here comes somebody wearing some army boots. But, you know, we're having

fun. We are, we're having fun. And it has been really cool to see just the way that the true

crime community has been so gracious to us as kind of a new voice. And we have been grateful to all of the team that has helped to make it happen.

So we're, you know, as we say, we're kind of just getting started,

but we are really excited to bring some new perspectives and some new voices to the scene.

Yeah, so what is exactly Crime Capsule? It has an origin story.

So what is the origin story of

crime capsule?

So the folks at Arcadia realized that they were sitting on a treasure trove really of material

and they wanted to go through and bring the voices of true crime writing to the American

public through the lens of the crime capsule website. So we writing to the American public

through the lens of the crime capsule website.

So we started as a website and we're covering books new and old

for about two years or so, a couple books a week,

bringing those out of the back list and saying,

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