The podcast is produced by Chicago Public Media/This American Life and has been downloaded nearly 60 million times. What we can say is that they’re very different from Season One, but no less interesting to us.” Sorry - we can’t tell you details about the new stories yet. “As it stands, we intend to launch Season Two this fall and Season Three next spring. “We are hard at work reporting not one, but two distinct new stories,” reads the email. Following the conclusion of Serial‘s first season in December, the Maryland Court of Special Appeals granted Syed license to move forward with the appeal of his case, according to the Washington Post. Syed continues to claim that he’s innocent. Season 1 was hosted by Sarah Koenig and explored the 1999 murder of Baltimore teenager Hae Min Lee and her ex-boyfriend Adnan Syed’s subsequent life sentence. Crime series Serial, from This American Life and WBEZ Chicago, is set to return for a second season in the fall and a third next spring, per an email blasted to subscribers. What we can say is that they're very different from Season One, but no less interesting to us.It was the first podcast to win a Peabody Award. Sorry - we can't tell you details about the new stories yet. As it stands, we intend to launch Season Two this fall and Season Three next spring.
And we hope it means we can reduce the amount of time between the end of Season Two and the beginning of Season Three. "This means we're planning on a third season of 'Serial'.
"We are hard at work reporting not one, but two distinct new stories," wrote Koenig. Those fans who subscribe to the "Serial" newsletter got an email from Koenig and the team that tells them what exactly they can expect next from the podcast. On Wednesday, Koenig and her team finally shared their thoughts on Syed's current case against the state of Maryland. Adnan Syed," is giving fans an inside look at the legal side of the case. Recent developments suggest that Syed is closer to getting a fair trial than ever before, and a new podcast, "Undisclosed: In fact, a lot of podcasts have taken the Serial premise (one story, told week by week) and done in a lot better. This is the case that has had fans obsessed with the podcast. Last Seen, the podcast from WBUR and The Boston Globe, has been a better season of Serial than Serial Season 3. Sarah Koenig and her group of journalists, who originally covered the story of Hae Min Lee's murder through their podcast, have not had much to say of late in terms of the most recent development in the Adnan Syed case. Fans of the "Serial" podcast have a lot of news to follow lately, about the show, especially in regards to new episodes.
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