Hear the Hoopla, LiSTNR Launches Fun and Mysterious Crime Podcast for Kids!

Wanted: Ears of Kids Worldwide For an (Un)True Crime Adventure

LiSTNR, the leading platform for podcasts, announces the launch of its new, hilarious and puzzling kids’ podcast, *UnTrue*. Aimed directly at children and parents craving for a unique listening experience, the series will embark its listeners on a fun (un)true crime adventure.

Parents and Kids, Tune Into The Exciting Mystery That is Unfolding in Dogtown

UnTrue, adapted from the popular children’s graphic novel *The Underdogs – Catch a Cat Burglar*, offers an immersive and interactive audio drama experience like no other. In the words of its co-author, Jol Temple, “UnTrue is pioneering the kids’ podcast genre in Australia using audio drama techniques and spatial sound design that provides families with an enhanced listening experience as they work together to solve the case.”

Meet The Characters of Dogtown, Help Solve The Case of The Cat Burglar

Over eight episodes, both parents and kids will find themselves embarked on a hilarious mystery. They will join forces with Trudie Poodle, the live-wire true crime dogcaster, and the second-best detective agency in Dogtown – The Underdogs, following clues and using their wit to uncover the felonious feline behind Dogtown’s unresolved misdemeanors.

Familiar Voices Bring Dogtown to Life

The cast of UnTrue features some well-known voices including Chris Taylor and Andrew Hansen from The Chaser, and Zehra Naqvi from the Octonauts, sure to put a smile on parents’ faces too!

Discover A New Trend In Family Entertainment with UnTrue

Lorna Clarkson, Head of LiSTNR Parenting and Kids’ Entertainment, is proud to present this unusual, yet captivating crime podcast. According to her, “This is the first ever (un)true crime podcast that the whole family can enjoy together.”

And That’s Not All!

In a groundbreaking initiative and an Australian first, LiSTNR has also recreated Dogtown within the widely-popular kids’ platform, Roblox.

Listen and Share!

You can listen to UnTrue on LiSTNR just by searching for ‘UnTrue: The Underdogs.’. Don’t forget to favourite, follow or subscribe, so you don’t miss out on any episodes!

So, gather your friends and family to join in the fun and guess-along together with this thrilling series. Click here to dive straight into the action.

Attention Kids: there's a cat burglar loose in Dogtown and The Underdogs want your EARS!

Spread the Woof!

Don’t forget to share the news and invite your friends to join in this pawsome crime-solving adventure. UnTrue is a treat both for children who adore mysteries and adults who enjoy a hearty laugh. Remember, the fun begins with a search for ‘UnTrue: The Underdogs’ on LiSTNR. Furry friends and fun await!

Wrap-up

As we put the finishing touches on this cheerful news, paws for a moment and consider the wealth of entertainment now available for kids and adults alike. UnTrue is a fantastic blend of light-hearted fun and clever mystery—evidence that even a (un)true crime series can be a whole lot of fun for the whole family.

Here’s to Many More Adventures in Dogtown!

Stay tuned each Wednesday for a new episode of UnTrue, with eight episodes set to unroll an extraordinary mystery that will keep the entire family guessing. It’s fun, it’s furry and it’s fabulously entertaining.

For More Information:

For more details, visit the UnTrue: an (un)true crime podcast for kids – LiSTNR Podcasts.

Let’s Listen and Solve the Mystery Together!

Isn’t it exciting? Now get those detective hats on, tune in, and let’s solve the case of the Cat Burglar together! This joyful journey, tailored for your child’s entertainment and your amusement, is only a click away. It’s the perfect time to start building some paw-sitive family memories with UnTrue.

See you in Dogtown!

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