ItвЂ™s вЂњgenuinely illuminatingвЂќ.ДЄudibleвЂ™s new audio drama Radioman is set in a fictional former mining town in northern England, where a local radio host has decided to launch a true-crime podcast called Crimesville. One only has to look at the almost absurd amount of spin off films and shows commissioned by AMC in their The Walking Dead Universe. There are readings of вЂњeyepoppingly passionate love lettersвЂќ and intriguing discussions of extramarital sexВ in Victorian England, for example вЂ“ and explorations of the likely power dynamics in the relationships Worsley uncovers. Lady Killers With Lucy Worsley вЂњcommits many of the sins IВ have previously railed against in BBC Sounds podcastsвЂќ, said James Marriott in The Times: it has unnecessary sound effects, cheesy dramatic reconstructions and too much happening at once.В Still, getting the вЂњposh-voiced telly historianвЂќ to investigate historical murders committed byВ women was a great idea, andВ вЂ“ with the help of assorted historians, barristers and crime writers вЂ“ she does it really well. вЂњPart legal exploration, part human story, Criminal is the kind of true crime you can listen to without worrying about your moral degradationвЂќ. Narrator Phoebe Judge guides the listener through everything from mass murder to the history of bootlegging. Hosted with wit and energy by Suruthi Bala and Hannah Maguire, it probes вЂњlittle-known horrors in meticulous detail, and with aВ healthy dose of British banterвЂќ.Д¬riminalremains the benchmark for вЂњtrue crime with classвЂќ. TheВ long-running and award-winning RedHandedis a вЂњbreath of fresh airвЂќ. Podcasts of the week: war reporters, hard news and big interviews.

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