Linn Schütze, known for her work in true crime podcasts, has gained significant attention with the 2019 launch of "Mord auf Ex," co-created with Leonie Bartsch. This podcast has consistently ranked high in German podcast charts, highlighting the growing popularity of true crime narratives in contemporary media. Striving to engage audiences, Schütze emphasizes a personal connection to the stories she tells, making the research process an integral part of her podcasts.

The MINDPOP festival, organized by the Süddeutsche Zeitung, aims to transform journalism into a live experience that engages with topics of significant societal relevance. The festival invites guests to discuss pressing contemporary issues, fostering a platform for meaningful dialogue. With curated content, MINDPOP seeks to address stories that often slip past public attention, encouraging deeper reflection on daily life and current affairs.

During her upcoming appearance on May 8, 2026, Schütze will share insights about her investigative work in the podcasting realm—reflecting not only on her personal experiences but also on the broader changes taking place in the podcast industry. This dialogue is particularly relevant as the demand for true crime content grows and as audiences seek more immersive and engaging storytelling formats.