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Hosted by Danielle French · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 23 episodes
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This podcast features the work of student authors who are currently enrolled in a junior-level rhetoric, narrative, and true crime writing class. Each class/cohort will produce two series featuring specific themes with the first series being collaborative episodes and the second highlighting individual episodes. Most importantly, every episode centers student research, writing, editing, and choices. From the outset, we've questioned the bounds of privacy, civic responsibility, cultural functions of narrative, and ethics in true crime writing and media. Tune in to join the conversation!
Danielle French hosts Narrative Noir, a true crime show with 23 episodes published.
Author: Ace Description: On February 3rd, 2023, a train carrying various kinds of toxic chemicals derailed and caught fire in East Palestine. Almost three years later, after many delays, the victims of this tragedy are f
Author: Em Description: There is an ongoing issue in the United States of police brutality and corruption within the law enforcement system. Black Americans are experiencing violence, mistreatment, and are being killed a
Author: Graffic Description: As true crime media grows more popular, so too do different trends in it. Among these trends that have developed is a rise in true crime media that is directly disrespectful to the topics bei
Author: Reagan Chernisky Description: Why do people romanticize murder? From fan mail sent to serial killers like Ted Bundy to the resurgence of online fascination following Monsters: The Lyle and Erik Menendez Story, tr
Written, Recorded and Edited By: Collette McElroy Description: Driscoll, Garland and Culkin. Three child stars whose lives were permanently altered because of a string of life choices; a look into how the industry and me
Author: Killian Snitzer Description: In America, the professional criminal has a certain amount of mystique and legend that follows them throughout history. Many criminals today would even be willing to compare themselve
Author: Elizabeth Description: Nowadays people can see anything on social media platforms, and this includes uncensored violent media, that leaves the viewer unsure what to think. How does this content affect viewers men
Author: Alex Pugh Description: Alex takes a wider perspective on true crime, its fixation on violent crime, and how the good that fixation brings can be shifted towards the resolving of less grisly, but increasingly more
Author: Emalee K. Description: For the last 70 years, space exploration has caused controversy around the world. From the ethics of animal testing for space flights, to the preventable deaths of astronauts due to failed
Author: Willa Sabelko Description: In the Netflix documentary, The Perfect Neighbor, police bodycam footage is pieced together to reveal a true story exposing the flaws of stand-your-ground laws. Disputes between neighbo
Author: Grace Calvin Description: Host Grace Calvin will discuss the dark connection between child victims and media coverage. This episode will analyze how journalism, true crime content, and audience entertainment tend
Author: Mae Description: Media outlets often oversensationalize acts of true crime to garner extra attention, but can lead to media hype amongst the youth, in which they compete in committing heinous transgressions to ga
Author: Maria Buerger Description: Host Maria Buerger discusses the phenomenon of violent female criminals, breaking down the tendency to sensationalize and romanticize such culprits, framed through the lens of the story
Author: Julia Description: In the 1990s Anne Marie Fahey unfortunately met her end. What started as an office affair snowballed into a relationship fueled by his control and jealousy, sadly Fahey would never make it out
Authors: Emalee and Mae Description: The infamous case of The Black Dahlia focuses on the tragic murder of 22 year old Elizabeth Short in January, 1947. The Black Dahlia was highly publicized due to the graphic nature of
Authors: Alex Pugh and Killian Snitzer Description: The Kingsbury Run murders, also known as the torso killings, are some of the most interesting, and least known cold cases of all time. To many it will come as a shock t
Authors: Maria Buerger and Grace Calvin Description: Hosts Grace Calvin and Maria Buerger discuss the unsettling cold case of a Kent State student who disappeared without a trace. In May 1978, Judy Martins, a well-loved
Narrative Noir features the work of student authors who are currently enrolled in a junior-level rhetoric, narrative, and true crime writing class. Each class/cohort will produce two series featuring specific themes with
Author: Em DeLoach Description: On December 20, 1959, in Osprey, Florida, a farmhouse in Palmer Ranch was home to the Walker family. Strangely, the home was remarkably quiet on that faithful morning. Typically, within th
Authors: Collette McElroy and Reagan Chernisky Description: “One of Us” is a true crime podcast episode that explores the mysterious 2011 disappearance of Indiana University student Lauren Spierer. Through a detailed tim
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Narrative Noir is hosted by Danielle French. The show is categorised under true crime and has published 23 episodes.
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