Let's Not Meet: A True Horror Podcast

awesome_user_702204 shared a tip "I became interested in this podcast around the 2020 lockdown, and a true crime podcast about the horror of people seemed like good pandemic fodder. I initially listened because I liked the host’s voice. I noticed he was defensive about past criticisms, but I disregarded. I stopped listening when he approved an extremely offensive story that boiled down to the OP stealing and making fun of poor people. I rarely complain, but this story was bad enough that I wrote the host with my concern. And it turned out I was not alone, and that a bunch of people had criticism. However, the host doubled down and deflected blame. All I’d wanted was an acknowledgment of some sort, so I was disappointed. I haven’t listened since."

ams_odd shared a tip "Quite a few close calls as well as a few scattered unfortunate decisions led to a collection of true horror stories from the lucky ones that managed to dodge becoming a true crime story. A great listen for the suspense, but with the relief of the writers survival."

leona_pitej shared a tip "Start at Season 1 for best episodes. The listener submitted ones in later seasons are hit or miss. Overall, great moody soundtrack and masterful narrator."

ronnie_benjamin shared a tip "I just like the true stories. They all come from r/let'snotmeet which is where people share true first-hand encounters they've had. It's very interesting to hear the stories from a first person perspective."

juliette_andrea shared a tip "I like this podcast a lot. Its about people who went through terrifying/scary situations and lived to tell their stories. The narrator gets straight to the stories. As of late I've been trying to distance myself from True Crime podcasts bc a lot of the narrators seem to almost be glamorizing the murders, talking about how it's their ~favorite~ story ever. In this case, all the people he talks about are alive and consented to their experiences being told."

cori_keen shared a tip "@tyresha_darby it's stories told by real people from a subreddit/submissions. It's truely spooky and I can only listen to an episode at once. I think the creepiest part is that any of the stories could happen to anyone."

robert_rodriguez_1814 shared a tip "Can't say favorite just yet... A few that I have been bouncing around listening to. "Wine & Crime" is good. "Morbid: A True Crime Podcast", or "Dark History" with Bailey Sarian."

blackwatersins shared a tip "******* WILD some of these stories are very simular to things I have experienced. Some of them I hope never happen to me. I love the narrator and love when he brings on guest readers 👌"