Do people love true crime because of Scooby Doo?

Asking questions that have, literally, never been asked before.
Final Days on Earth with Claire St. Amant is available on https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/final-days-on-earth-with-claire-st-amant/id1561997975 (Apple) and https://open.spotify.com/show/5MiFncSFTb5bdxTQh7QqJ5 (Spotify), and you can find her on https://twitter.com/clairestamant (Twitter).
Claire’s choice of conversation is true crime.
Jack has some questions for Claire:
When you watch a true crime documentary, do you constantly think of how you would have done it better?
If criminals really wanted to get rid of the police, wouldn’t they be best off not doing crimes?
Do people of a certain age love true crime because of Scooby Doo?
Is the perfect crime not one you get away with, but one where someone else is charged with it?
Are true crimes docs just making people better at crime?
Why are we so obsessed with people’s misfortune - someone dies and we can’t get enough of it?
Have you ever heard someone described as ‘happy-go lucky’ that wasn’t dead?
Ever seen a baby pigeon?
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Asking questions that have, literally, never been asked before.

Final Days on Earth with Claire St. Amant is available on Apple and Spotify, and you can find her on Twitter.

Claire’s choice of conversation is true crime.

Jack has some questions for Claire:

When you watch a true crime documentary, do you constantly think of how you would have done it better?If criminals really wanted to get rid of the police, wouldn’t they be best off not doing crimes?Do people of a certain age love true crime because of Scooby Doo?Is the perfect crime not one you get away with, but one where someone else is charged with it?Are true crimes docs just making people better at crime?Why are we so obsessed with people’s misfortune - someone dies and we can’t get enough of it?Have you ever heard someone described as ‘happy-go lucky’ that wasn’t dead?Ever seen a baby pigeon?

Quite The Interview is a member of Quite The Thing Media

Hosted on Captivate

Recorded on SquadCast

Arranged on MatchMaker

This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis:

Podcorn - https://podcorn.com/privacy
Chartable - https://chartable.com/privacy