Shows related to Slow Burn
The podcast docu-series Slow Burn covers some of the most interesting stories to come out of the late 20th century. With the 1st Slow Burn season detailing the Watergate scandal, the 2nd season the impeachment of Bill Clinton, and the 3rd, and most recent season, dives into the murders of Tupac Shakur & Notorious B.I.G.
Although Slow Burn offers three fascinating true-life docu-series, what's a person to listen to once you've finished all the seasons? Don't worry, we've got you covered. We've combed through 1000s of related shows and rounded up our favorite podcasts with a similar storytelling. If you loved Slow Burn then you'll love this list.
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