The Angel of Vine

Podcast
The Angel of Vine

Society & Culture

Gritty Noir crime drama, following the investigation of a cop turned private detective into the year-old murder of a young actress in Hollywood.
Beginning with the discovery of tape recordings made by the detective by his family, after he passes away, and the inclusion of a reporter/podcaster, who helps to make sense of the story (for the 'family' and the listener), the story of the investigation unfolds, dragging innumerable Hollywood skeletons into the light.
While the podcast is fictional, as is the murder, it has obviously been written by a genuine lover of true crime. The choices made by the casting directors were, frankly, inspired, with Joe Manganiello playing the detective, Alan Tudzyk as the oddball, ludicrously rich, artist who pays for the investigation, and so many other fabulous actors.
Thoroughly binge-worthy listening, as the story unfolds, skeletons are uncovered, and the tale winds ever closer to its much anticipated culmination. A 10 part podcast that will leave you wanting there to be so many more.



Publisher Vox Populi
Website https://www.facebook.com/angelofvine
Language(s) English

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The Angel of Vine
The Angel of Vine
Society & Culture
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Brilliant storyline (4 more)
True Crime inspired
Amazing cast
Glorious suspense
Truly Wonderful writing
Fantastic Fiction
As a fan of true crime podcasts, I have very few fiction podcasts in my favourites (mostly things like King Falls AM, for the wackiness) and I tend to avoid crime fiction, primarily because the real thing is better, crazier, and so much more twisted.
The Angel of Vine is a sublime fictional podcast, written to sound like true crime in the Noir tradition being retold in the modern podcast format. The podcast begins with the discovery of some old cassette tapes by the family of a deceased ex-cop turned private detective, and their choice to involve a podcaster/reporter to help them investigate the story enshrined in those cassettes.
Following the investigation into the murder of a young actress in Hollywood, the podcaster makes use of the recordings to tell Harry's story.
Voiced by some amazing talent (including the gorgeous growl of Joe Manganiello, the incomparable Alan Tudzyk, and the delightful Mischa Collins) the story is gripping, compelling, and extremely difficult to not binge.
For fans of true crime, crime drama, and any sort of Noir (Sam Spade eat your heart out), this is a podcast to listen to, save, and listen to again later.
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