Audiochuck
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Website: audiochuck.com
About Audiochuck
Audiochuck is an independent, award-winning media company founded in 2017 by Ashley Flowers, a two-time New York Times bestselling author and creator of the chart-topping Crime Junkie podcast. Based in Indianapolis, Audiochuck has grown into a full-scale media company producing more than 20 weekly and seasonal true crime series that reach over 12 million monthly listeners worldwide. Crime Junkie—the #1 true crime podcast globally—sits at the heart of Audiochuck’s network, which has become one of the most trusted and influential brands in true crime media. The company’s mission is to tell the right stories, in the right ways, for the right reasons—combining world-class storytelling and real-world impact. By blending investigative rigor, empathy, and storytelling excellence, the company uses its platform to educate, mobilize, and make a tangible difference.
Latest news
- Aug 18: Launched from Audiochuck this week is The Truth About Natalie - a new investigative series looking at a 2020 disappearance and death: and unveiling new evidence. Beyond the narrative, the project serves as a compelling case study on how modern audio journalism drives tangible, real-world institutional impact.
- Jun 4: In Q1/26, 14% of Americans say they have used Netflix to consume a podcast; and 4% said they use Tubi. The data, from Edison Research Podcast Metrics US, will only increase - Tubi announced a slew of new content this week including shows from SiriusXM and Audiochuck, while Netflix's The Rest is Football is being heavily promoted ahead of the World Cup.
- Jun 1: Audiochuck's The Deck is now showing on Tubi. It's the latest Audiochuck show to appear on the platform.
- Jun 1: Audiochuck’s The Deck Premieres on Tubi - The latest podcast addition from Audiochuck to join Tubi PRESS RELEASE
- May 29: From Audiochuck, CounterClock returns for season eight - and what it calls "the most significant case in the show's history". Investigative journalist Delia D’Ambra will investigate the Lane Bryant Murders from 2008 - a case she believes is solvable with modern forensic tools.
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