Arroe Collins Like Its Live Unplugged And Totally Uncut

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  • Pod Crashing Episode 214 With Jason Flom Returning With More Wrongful Convictions

    Pod Crashing Episode 214 With Jason Flom From Wrongful

    Convictions

    Hosted by celebrated

    criminal justice reform advocate and founding board member of the Innocence
    Project Jason Flom, and Pulitzer prize-winning podcast host and producer Maggie
    Freleng, Wrongful Conviction features intimate conversations
    with men and women who have spent years in prison for crimes they maintain they
    did not commit. Some have been fully exonerated and reunited with family and
    friends while others continue to languish, with some even facing execution on
    death row. Each episode peels back the layers behind the stories of those who
    have found themselves caught in a legal system gone wrong, with illuminating
    insights from lawyers and leading experts sharing their in-depth knowledge
    about each case, from prison visits and courtroom battles to reexamined crime
    scenes and witness interviews. This gripping series reveals the tragedy of injustice.as well as the
    triumph that is possible when people step up and demand change.

    23 min
  • Alan Barinholtz From Jury Duty On Amazon FreeVee

    ​Amazon Freevee’s new docu-style comedy series, Jury Duty, chronicles

    the inner workings of an American jury trial through the eyes of one
    particular juror, Ronald Gladden. What Gladden doesn’t know is that the
    entire case is fake, everyone except him is an actor, including James
    Marsden, and everything that happens — inside
    the courtroom and out — is carefully planned.
    Jury Duty originated with a question: Was it possible to make a sitcom like The
    Office about
    a trial, populate it with brilliant comedic performers, and put a real
    person at the center of the show who doesn’t realize he's surrounded by
    actors? Ronald Gladden, a solar contractor
    from San Diego, CA, is the hero of the story, and completely unaware
    this is not an official jury duty summons. James Marsden stars as an
    alternate version of himself alongside an ensemble cast of comedic
    actors.
    Alan Barinholtz (father of comedy actors Ike and Jon Barinholtz) was a
    Chicago-based attorney for most of his life, and now – in his first
    major acting role – Alan portrays the judge presiding over one of the
    most outlandish court cases in TV history. Alan,
    who can also be seen in History of the World Part II, can share his experiences in this uniquely inventive comedy experiment.

    9 min
  • Walker Wilson From NBC's The Voice

    Before moving to Nashville, Walker was working as a CNC machinist. It

    didn't pay much, but he liked the job because it allowed him to gig in
    the evenings and on weekends. Walker decided to move to Nashville and
    pursue music in 2021 and
    now works as a bouncer at a downtown bar. After being hired, he quickly
    realized he could use this job to network with other musicians. The
    best part of the job has been getting to know the house band. They've
    asked Walker to sing with them a couple of times
    when he's not working, giving him a unique foot in the door in a city
    known for being tough to find a break.


    11 min
  • Stream Thinking Lost In Our Compartments

    I don't believe we are hoarders. We just misplace things. It's too easy to buy more. Only to lose the items again. Our memories are no different. Nobody teaches us how to build files in our thought process. We do it automatically and forget what compartment it was dropped into. I don't have several personalities, I'm guilty of having too many mental folders. How do we break free of what feels like a natural habit? The goal is to make a map. To know where things are picked up and dropped off. How about these people that rent storage space to put their items in? Do you think the average person knows what's inside? Make the map. Start a new process of knowing where you've put your life. You keep losing a lot of things. Life isn't a set of keys or a pair of socks.

    4 min
  • C Travis Rice Releases The Book Saphire Storm

    Ethan

    Blake has dedicated his life to satisfying other people’s appetites. At
    forty-three, he’s finally landed his dream job—head pastry chef at the
    exclusive Sapphire Cove resort. Now he’s got a jet-setting career that’s
    taken him to romantic locations all over the world. But years before,
    after his parents threw him out for being gay, Ethan supported himself
    in a manner he’d rather keep under the covers today.

     

    Roman

    Walker is a twenty-five-year-old fitness celebrity awash in thirsty
    followers. But when he walks through the doors of Sapphire Cove, it’s
    not just to oversee the menu for his celebrity client’s wedding. Decades
    ago, Roman and Ethan crossed paths on a New York street corner during a
    terrible, life-changing moment that scarred them both. Now Roman’s back
    for revenge.

    But

    when his plan goes wildly off the rails, Roman suddenly finds himself
    at the center of an even stranger and darker scenario concocted by his
    most famous client. Well-versed in the ways of the wealthy and the
    entitled, Roman’s former target offers to be his strongest partner
    during a moment that might derail the young man’s newfound career. But
    the experienced older man’s offer also alights an enticing and
    off-limits attraction that both find irresistible, even as it exposes
    old secrets and incurs the fury of the powerful and the famous.

     

    With

    the drama and desire of a Jackie Collins novel, the Sapphire Cove
    series is destined to be a favorite for queer romance readers.

    11 min
  • Breeann Hammond And J Brooks From WETV's Grown And Gospel

    WE tv’s all-new docu-series Grown & Gospel follows

    five, career-driven childhood friends searching for success in the
    Detroit gospel scene and
    beyond. Navigating the murky waters of the music industry and hustling
    to step out of the shadows of their legendary parents…this close-knit
    crew grapples with their strict upbringing and high standards as they
    push towards being the new generation of Gospel.
    Hearts are broken, dark secrets revealed, as they work to make names
    for themselves in the music scene and balance their personal lives with
    career ambition.

    9 min
  • Jerome Goodwin III From NBC's The Voice

    Growing up in Canton, Mich., Grace would walk up and down the aisles at

    Toys "R" Us with a toy guitar, sing at church and every family holiday,
    and listen to Johnny Cash on fishing trips with her dad. Grace's
    grandfather shared his love
    of playing the guitar with her at a young age, leading her to write her
    own songs and play shows locally. Her performances caught the attention
    of Mucho Love publishing company in Nashville and signed Grace as a
    songwriter at 16 years old. After moving to
    Nashville with her family in 2021, Grace continues to write and
    perform. Grace keeps in touch with her friends, boyfriend and family in
    Michigan while continuing to chase her dreams in Music City.


    18 min
  • Kirsten Grind The Lost Bank

    An award-winning reporter

    chronicles the calamitous story of Washington Mutual, the single-largest
    bank failure in American history, in a fast-paced, compelling, and
    gripping saga of greed and excess.

     

    During the most dizzying

    days of the financial crisis, Washington Mutual, a bank with hundreds of
    billions of dollars in its coffers, suffered a crip­pling bank run. The
    story of its final, brutal collapse in the autumn of 2008, and
    its controversial sale to JPMorgan Chase, is an astonishing account of
    how one bank lost itself to greed and mismanagement, and how the entire
    financial industry-even the entire country-lost its way as well.

     

    Written as compellingly as

    the finest fiction, The Lost Bank introduces readers to the regulators
    and the bankers, the home buyers and the lenders who together created
    the largest bank failure in American history. The result is a
    magisterial
    and gripping account of the incredible rise and the precipitous
    collapse of not only an institution but of trust, fortunes, and the
    marketplaces for risk across the world.

    20 min

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