Popular Reviews of Unknown Passage

I like the hosts passion and empathy. Well researched and well presented. Thank you

If you like conversational, unpolished podcasts, ones where you feel like you're listening to a friend tell a story, then this pod is for you. The others here calling this pod 'unprofessional' and complain of the personal information and viewpoints expressed are barking up the wrong tree. This is more like a blog. It's not edited up the ying-yang. It will have sounds from the outside, misspeaks, and booboos. It's not fancy, over-produced, or canned. If you want that type of thing, you won't be happy with this. And the people complaining about too much time spent on discussing the location and place the crime happened, *THIS* is half of what makes up this podcast. Some travel discussion, some crime/missing people who are travelling. This podcast is a passion project born from someone who took this up while on lockdown. The host is in touch and personal with her listeners. Felicity does her best to be detailed in the case and regarding the location. She doesn't pretend to be neutral in her opinions. She tells the story through her eyes, not in a textbook manner. So I hope that this honest review helps. I love this podcast and have learned so much. I don't always feel like I agree with Felicity's point of view, but I love that listening stimulates my mind and lets me ponder things from a different perspective.

Absolutely love this podcast!! Felicity is so honest and real. I look forward to every new episode.

Unfortunately unlike other podcasts, she can’t stick to the topic, she talks about her doctors appointments and scans for about 15 minutes at the start of every episode. I listened to one podcast and the first 48 mins was about Columbia amd her travelling and only about 12 mins left for the actually missing person so AVOID, she needs to listen to other podcasters and learn how it’s done.

I think Felicity is an extremely prejudiced and ignorant host. She rambles on about herself constantly. FYI Felicity we don’t tune in to hear you whine about your unfulfilled life. She used disgusting unprofessional language throughout each episode and can’t hide her radical views and opinions. Judging by the fact that she loves Joe Rogan and Donald Trump says it all. Please get a new host!

My favourite podcast at the moment. I like true crime, but the fact that I learn about countries/locations of is a bonus, love it. The podcaster has lovely, soft voice with nice accent, I like her outlook and views, and love the fact the it ends with theories of what may have happened. That is the one reason I don't normally listen to unsolved crime since there's no ending. Theories give it some sort of ending. Thanks and keep going.

Rated 2 as this podcast has so so much potential! The subject matter is so interesting to me. I specifically wanted to find out why people go missing abroad. I am sure a lot of research goes in to each podcast but why do i need to hear about her health, where she has travelled or where she plans to travel and views on things and people which can appear quite negative. There is so much as valuable time taken up speaking about all that rather than the missing person who likely desperately needs exposure. I get that some cases don’t have a lot of information but she really shouldn’t bulk it out with irrelevant personal information like it is filler for a longer episode, just put multiple cases together. If I had one piece of advice from an avid listener of podcasts, just stick to the facts and the story. People generally don’t need to hear waffling on about what you have been up to that week. The execution also leaves a lot to be desired. While the podcaster has a lovely soothing and relaxing tone it isn’t fluid at all, there is a lot of stop, start, hesitation and mispronounced words, so I find it difficult to really get in to the story of each case. If it were me I would stick to a script in front of me and re-record sections that have gone a bit wrong and not go off on tangents. Just my opinion.

Felicity is a wonderful host, detailing a range of cases combining her interest of world travel, at the same time highlighting under represented cases which she believes rightfully deserve a platform. I love her personality, she's strong, passionate, relatable and takes her sense of justice to every episode which I appreciate. She puts so much into each episode and researching each individual case, each of no less importance than the last. She's respectful honouring the victims and shining the spotlight on their story. Recommend this podcast wholeheartedly!