Before I started podcasting at the end of 2016, there were a couple of podcasts that inspired me to start mine.

One of them is They Walk Among Us, which covers UK true crimes.

It's similar in style to this one except with a male host, Benjamin, who researches and writes it along with his wife Rosie.

These two are wonderful people that I'm proud to call friends.

And us independent podcasters have to stick together.

So if you haven't checked out, they walk among us yet, you definitely should.

Here's a short trailer.

Have you ever wondered if there is a dark sigh to your neighbor? The cashier at the

supermarket, the delivery driver, the person that sleeps beside you. Examining those cases

that are scarily close to home, the award-winning podcast, They Walk Among Us, explores both

lesser-known crimes committed by seemingly ordinary people,

along with diving deep into those cases splashed across the headlines.

They Walk Among Us has been praised by the Guardian who called the show a cult hit.

The Financial Times referred to it as sharply written, and the new statesman labeled it the mysterious true crime podcast that will keep you up at night.

Listen to They Walk Among Us on A-Cast or anywhere you listen to podcasts.

Hi everyone. Before I begin, I wanted to thank you all so much for the lovely feedback and comments after my news last week.

I've received a few questions about whether I'll now be producing more frequent episodes.

Let's just say it was not my plan to exchange my day job for that of a homeschool teacher, yet here I am. So needless to say, there won't be

any more frequent episodes for a while, but what I can do is make sure that you don't have to

wait for two weeks between multi-part series again. And this is what we have today. This is a two-part

series, but you'll get part two in a week, and then the next

episode as scheduled a week after that. Thank you so much for understanding and, as always,

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