Well-informed but poorly presented.
I don’t think I’m saying anything new here that other commenters haven’t already noted, but I found this podcast in equal parts frustrating and fascinating. The content was well-researched and well-collated (though I would expect that from two major Australian journalists). It went deep into Melissa Caddick’s past, drawing a line of her crimes and misdemeanours earlier from earlier her career to the fraud that blew up in her face. However, I could have done without all the sensationalism and smug laughter from the hosts. This crime was no joke, and it deserved to be treated as more than a pearl-clutching bit of scandal. I was dismayed that a serious look at the impact on the victims was saved for the last half of the last episode. If you can look past the worst of it, this is actually an incredibly informative podcast. And it should be, given Kate McClymont has been on this case for years. I just wish they hadn’t sneered their way through ten episodes.
aussiepodcastenthusiast via Apple Podcasts · Australia · 08/15/23
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Would’ve been better if there was less backslapping from the Journos and a more serious tone to represent the serious crimes this woman committed. It’s not a story to be cracking jokes and taking so lightly. DISAPPOINTED!!!
street4740 via Apple Podcasts · Australia · 04/15/22
Firstly I have always admired Kate’s journalism but what is going on here?? Did 60 mins have too much input?? I thought this episode (maybe series) was woeful. The giggling, the back slapping, the teasers that ‘there will be more in future episodes’, the editing, etc. I will listen to E2 to give...Read full review »
Blev67 via Apple Podcasts · Australia · 04/15/22
Such negative bullying comments from listeners. Excellent podcast and investigative journalism.
Siobhan TM via Apple Podcasts · Australia · 04/18/22
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