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True crime fans who want psychological depth alongside case facts; Canadian listeners who want representation in the genre; those who find most true crime too surface-level.
Verdict: Good if niche interests you. Minds of Madness is Canadian true crime with a psychological edge — genuinely thoughtful about what makes people do terrible things, and why society struggles to understand it.
About this podcast
Canadian true crime podcast that examines the psychology of criminal behaviour alongside detailed case coverage — approaching each case with genuine analytical rigour about motivation, mental state, and the gap between how crime is understood by the public and how experts actually study it.
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Frequently asked questions
- What is Minds of Madness?
- True crime fans who want psychological depth alongside case facts; Canadian listeners who want representation in the genre; those who find most true crime too surface-level.
- Is Minds of Madness worth listening to?
- Good if niche interests you. Minds of Madness is Canadian true crime with a psychological edge — genuinely thoughtful about what makes people do terrible things, and why society struggles to understand it.
- Where can I listen to Minds of Madness?
- Minds of Madness is available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify.
- Where should I start with Minds of Madness?
- Start with: Any episode is a good starting point
- What format is Minds of Madness?
- Episodic — approximately ~45-60 min per episode; regular releases each.
- What type of crime does Minds of Madness cover?
- Minds of Madness covers Murder, Serial Killer, Psychological Crime, Cold Case.
Quick facts
- Format
- Episodic
- Host style
- Solo narrator
- Style
- Analytical, serious, educational
- Episode length
- ~45-60 min per episode; regular releases
- Binge factor
- 7/10
- Best to start
- Any episode is a good starting point
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