The Mushroom Cook

I’ve listened to several different podcasts of this case & trial and I’ve enjoyed listening to them all. I was surprised to find so many negative comments here. BTW if I had diarrhea I wouldn’t be wearing white trousers let alone be driving 3 hrs in total. It was a valid point by the podcasters.

I’m not sure I’ve ever heard journalists use the word “poo” so much and theorize over white pants when you have diarrhea. How about you give the word defecate a try. But honestly, this is very poorly reported, dry, and monotonous.

The case was somewhat interesting, but the podcast was poorly edited. Every episode was in great part a repetition of previous episodes. It was repetitive to the point that I can recite all the facts of the luncheon, the backstory of the relationships, both the defense and prosecution’s cases as well as what the expert witnesses, family members, and other witnesses had to say. And of course, the facts and testimonies that the podcasters reviewed over and over and over. In addition, episodes of 9 and 10 minutes – what’s the point? I listen to podcasts every day as I exercise— and rather than give it up early on, I kept waiting for it to improve. But, this is the worst one I’ve ever heard.

Not sure why all the negative reviews. Lots of detail on the trial, and unbiased reporting which i appreciate.

I have appreciated the super short and to the point episodes on this case. I can listen while in the shower and be caught up before I get out and head to bed. If I wanted longer more in depth podcasts I can listen to other ones. But this podcast provides what I need in a flash!