About True Crime Podcast Training
Since its inception, True Crime Podcast Training has served as a resource for anyone interested in building a career in true crime research. We offer 100% online courses that are accessible, affordable, and self-paced—and we are deeply committed to the field of true crime. That’s why we promote best practices for victim-centered, ethical true crime.
Haley Gray, a dedicated true crime researcher, writer, and Certified Victim Advocate, founded True Crime Podcast Training with the mission of providing people with essential skills for the true crime community. After more than a year of curriculum development with certified teacher Andrea Marshbank, the program launched, creating a learning space where aspiring true crime professionals can gain the tools they need to succeed.

Our Impact
The TCPT Team is passionate about giving back to the community. A portion of TCPT profits are donated to charitable organizations like Season of Justice, The Bridegan Foundation, and Angels’ Voices Silenced No More.
Do you have, or know of, a charitable organization we should donate to? Email us at info@truecrimepodcasttraining.com.
Meet the Team
We are a woman-owned, small business doing our best to make true crime better.

Haley Gray
Founder, Research Specialist, and Certified Victim Advocate
Since 2016, Haley Gray has established herself as a respected researcher and writer in the true crime space, contributing to over 20 podcasts with a focus on ethical, victim-centered storytelling. Currently, Haley collaborates with Big Mad True Crime, Canadian True Crime, Detective Perspective, Moms and Mysteries, and The First Degree. Specializing in unresolved cases, she works closely with families to raise awareness and build support for ongoing investigations. Haley also serves on the board of The Bridegan Foundation and volunteers with the Light the Way Missing Persons Advocacy Project. She is certified by the National Victim Assistance Academy.

Whitney St. Andre
COO and Victim Advocate
Whitney St. Andre is the co-creator and producer of Navigating Advocacy Podcast, a platform dedicated to amplifying lesser-known cases and raising awarness for families seeking justice through action-oriented advocacy. Throughout her podcast journey, she has channeled her passion for justice into a fulfilling career that mirrors her deep sense of empathy and care. Whitney co-founded and serves as COO of AdvocacyCon, a unique conference bringing together experts, advocates, and families impacted by crime. Certified by the National Victims Assistance Academy, she’s deeply committed to best practices in victim-centered storytelling.