“True-crime podcasts aren’t journalism. They’re necrophilia.” So says Dove (Siobhan Cullen), an investigative reporter for The Guardian, whose disdain for professional podcasting would make even the ...

Created by Jez Scharf, Bodkin is a comedy thriller series. Set in the eponymous Irish town, the plot revolves around three individuals coming together to solve a mystery that is several decades old.

Readers have found true crime stories fascinating for hundreds of years. Now the explosion of podcasts have made the genre more ubiquitous and popular than ever. Not everything about that is good, but ...

Bodkin is out on Netflix and is already winning viewers with its dark comedy and thrills. The series, starring Will Forte, Siobhán Cullen, and Robyn Cara, the show follows a true-crime podcaster who ...

The new series may have a familiar premise, but a willingness to probe our fascination with true crime makes it a bona fide original. Entertainment Critic You, me, and anyone with even a tangential ...

In Netflix‘s new series Bodkin, hard-bitten newspaper reporter Dove (Siobhán Cullen) is forced to team up with veteran podcaster Gilbert (Will Forte) to investigate a 25-year-old mystery in the ...

I have to hand it to Netflix: 2024 is shaping up to be pretty special for the streaming giant. We’ve had some terrific shows already this year including Ripley, The Gentlemen and Baby Reindeer. Now we ...

Only Murders in the Building, keep it moving because some new true crime podcasters are trying to solve a cold case in Netflix’s new drama, Bodkin. But, is Bodkin a real place? The thriller follows ...

What happens in Bodkin stays in Bodkin until a trio of intrusive podcasters arrive in town. The new Netflix series Bodkin tells the wacky tale of three truth-seekers who dare to uncover long-held ...

Barack Obama's Higher Ground productions is behind the Netflix series that co-stars Siobhán Cullen and Robyn Cara. Forte stars as a podcaster who travels to a small coastal Irish town to investigate ...

After a 46-year career at The New York Times, Mr. Bodkin is retiring from his role as chief creative officer. By Emmett Lindner Times Insider explains who we are and what we do, and delivers ...