Numerous true-crime podcasts are delving into the criminal cases against former President Donald J. Trump, reflecting the public's fascination with the legal challenges he faces. Major media outlets such as MSNBC, NPR, Vox Media, and The Atlanta Journal-Constitution are seizing the opportunity to explore this high-profile story. The podcasts cover a range of topics, from legal analysis to interviews with key figures involved in the cases. The surge in interest in these podcasts is not only driven by the newsworthiness of the story but also by the potential economic gains, as advertisers are expected to spend billions on podcasts in the coming years. The complexity of the Trump cases, which involve both state and federal jurisdictions, makes podcasts an ideal format for in-depth coverage. For example, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution's true-crime podcast "Breakdown" has dedicated its latest season to the Trump criminal investigation, attracting over a million downloads. This surge in interest has also led to increased coverage by news organizations, with three full-time reporters at The Atlanta Journal-Constitution dedicated to covering Mr. Trump's case in Fulton County. Former U.S. attorney Preet Bharara has also dedicated one of his podcasts to the criminal investigations facing Mr. Trump, emphasizing the enduring significance of legal-based journalism in political coverage.