The Fall Line
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True crime fans who care about representation and want to counter the media focus on white, middle-class victims; advocates for rural and marginalised missing persons.
Verdict: Good if niche interests you. The Fall Line is an essential act of advocacy — Brooke and Kristin have spent years shining a light on the missing and murdered people in Georgia who the system left behind.
About this podcast
Atlanta-based podcast hosted by Brooke and Kristin dedicated exclusively to the stories of missing and murdered people in Georgia — the majority of whom are poor, rural, or from overlooked communities whose cases received scant law enforcement attention and virtually no national media coverage.
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Frequently asked questions
- What is The Fall Line?
- True crime fans who care about representation and want to counter the media focus on white, middle-class victims; advocates for rural and marginalised missing persons.
- Is The Fall Line worth listening to?
- Good if niche interests you. The Fall Line is an essential act of advocacy — Brooke and Kristin have spent years shining a light on the missing and murdered people in Georgia who the system left behind.
- Where can I listen to The Fall Line?
- The Fall Line is available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify.
- Where should I start with The Fall Line?
- Start with: Begin with Season 1 or choose a case that resonates
- What format is The Fall Line?
- Both — approximately Multiple seasons since 2017; each season focuses on a different case each.
- What type of crime does The Fall Line cover?
- The Fall Line covers Missing Person, Murder, Cold Case, Systemic Injustice.
Quick facts
- Format
- Both
- Host style
- Co-hosted
- Style
- Compassionate, advocacy-driven, serious
- Episode length
- Multiple seasons since 2017; each season focuses on a different case
- Binge factor
- 7/10
- Best to start
- Begin with Season 1 or choose a case that resonates
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