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These women use true crime podcasts to lull themselves to sleep—experts explain why it works

More than one-third, 34%, of Americans who listened to a podcast in the past year say they regularly listen to podcasts about true crime.

United statesSheryl mac mccollumTokelo mogorosiAmanda vicaryDavid schmidJulia ivanickalikesShanda gimsonPew research centerIllinois wesleyan universityBureau of justice statisticsUniversity at buffaloViolence policy centerCold case investigative research instituteViolence policyTrue crimeIllinois wesleyan

These women use true crime podcasts to lull themselves to sleep—experts explain why it works

More than one-third, 34%, of Americans who listened to a podcast in the past year say they regularly listen to podcasts about true crime.

United statesNew yorkJulia ivanickalikesDavid schmidSheryl mac mccollumTokelo mogorosiShanda gimsonAmanda vicaryUniversity at buffaloViolence policy centerBureau of justice statisticsIllinois wesleyan universityCold case investigative research institutePew research centerViolence policyTrue crime

Why are women falling asleep to true crime podcasts and TV shows?

More than one-third, 34%, of Americans who listened to a podcast in the past year say they regularly listen to podcasts about true crime.

United statesDavid schmidShanda gimsonSheryl mac mccollumJulia ivanickalikesTokelo mogorosiAmanda vicaryUniversity at buffaloBureau of justice statisticsPew research centerViolence policy centerIllinois wesleyan universityCold case investigative research instituteViolence policyTrue crimeIllinois wesleyan

These women use true crime podcasts to lull themselves to sleep—experts explain why it works

Shanda Gimson's bedtime routine starts out pretty ordinarily: She turns off the lights and gets comfortable in bed. But before shutting her eyes, she picks up.

United statesTokelo mogorosiJulia ivanickalikesAmanda vicarySheryl mac mccollumShanda gimsonDavid schmidUniversity at buffaloPew research centerBureau of justice statisticsCold case investigative research instituteViolence policy centerIllinois wesleyan universitySouthern californiaViolence policyTrue crime

These women use true crime podcasts to lull themselves to sleep—experts explain why it works

Shanda Gimson's bedtime routine starts out pretty ordinarily: She turns off the lights and gets comfortable in bed. But before shutting her eyes, she picks up.

United statesDavid schmidJulia ivanickalikesSheryl mac mccollumShanda gimsonTokelo mogorosiAmanda vicaryViolence policy centerBureau of justice statisticsUniversity at buffaloIllinois wesleyan universityCold case investigative research institutePew research centerViolence policyTrue crimeIllinois wesleyan

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