Hosted By: Tiffany Reese
Something Was Wrong is an Iris Award-winning true-crime docuseries about the discovery, trauma, and recovery from shocking life events and abusive relationships.
Something Was Wrong Podcast Host:
Tiffany Reese is a digital creator, body-positivity stylist, abuse survivor, advocate and author based in Northern California. Tiffany began writing and styling professionally in 2012. In 2016 she styled three viral BuzzFeed videos focused on Body Positivity.
In 2018 Tiffany launched Something Was Wrong, an Iris award-winning top-performing podcast, which aims to validate abuse victims and educate the public on important topics such as emotional, physical and sexual abuse, coercive control and gaslighting.
In 2019 she released her first book, Everything Sucks: A Gratitude Journal for People Who Have Been Through Some Sh*t and in 2020 she released her second book, Strong Women Rising.
Praise from Listeners*:
- Awareness and Education: Something Was Wrong is not just a story podcast. It is also an educational podcast that teaches listeners about the warning signs of abusive relationships and how to protect themselves.
- Community Connection: Listeners feel a strong sense of community with fellow fans, as they share their thoughts, theories, and reactions to the episodes on social media.
- Relatable: The podcast’s stories are based on real-life experiences, allowing listeners to connect deeply with the emotions and struggles of the individuals involved.
- Empathetic Approach: Tiffany handles sensitive and sometimes disturbing subject matter with great care and empathy, ensuring that the podcast never feels exploitative or sensationalized.
Criticisms from Listeners*:
- Limited Perspectives: In some instances, the podcast’s focus on a single person’s account of events might leave out crucial perspectives from others involved in the story, leading to a potential lack of balance or depth.
- Audio Quality: While the podcast has improved over time, in earlier episodes, there were occasional complaints about inconsistent audio quality, including background noise or issues with the volume levels.
- Lack of Follow-up: After the conclusion of some seasons, listeners have desired more follow-up information or updates on the individuals involved in the stories to understand how their lives progressed beyond the events presented in the podcast.
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