Deep Cover Presents: Snowball
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Episodes
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Deep Cover Presents: Snowball

by Pushkin Industries

Category
True Crime
Frequency
Weekly series
Language
English
Deep Cover is a show about people who lead double lives. Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Jake Halpern reveals webs of deception and dark underworlds, through interviews with federal agents and convicted criminals.  Deep Cover Presents: Snowball. A special limited series from the Unravel Podcast team at the Australian Broadcasting Corporation. Ollie Wards' family lost everything after their brush with a charming Californian con woman. As he embarks on a quest to find out how she did it, why sh...

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USED TO BE in my top 5 podcasts

BanjoKaDrewie•10/3/2026

I used to await new episodes with bated breath, but Pushkin has gone the way of other corpo shills. What used to be full of thought-provoking and well-crafted deep dives into humanity has now become engorged with chatgpt ads. I first noticed the problem with Cautionary Tales (the irony), but now all of the Pushkin shows push the selling out of human dignity and thought. They want you to be mindless meat machines for profit. You’re better than their low opinion of you.

Exceptional Show

abbo_abbo•9/29/2026

Well narrated, not the usual stories, excellent reporting.

Awful

Heyyou**415•9/25/2026

Don’t waste your time

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LilyViolet$•9/17/2026

Takes forever; you can’t really do a pod in a magazine format; less words and quicker to where it’s going is required

The Ads Awful

adeeperlook•9/15/2026

Never in my life have I listened to a podcast with so many ads it’s like a few sentences and then AD and the same ones over and over again .. makes it a horrible listening experience. Also when your speaking of incredible acts of injustice and violence speak with more respect and compassion listening to the Nameless man (even the title is offensive) there is lack of respect being given to the magnitude of this hate crime.