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Episode 1: The Body in the Courtyard
Kristine Levine has found a lot of dead bodies, but people don't usually like to talk about it... until now. Today, Kristine sits down with Dana, a musician, audio engineer, and entrepreneur, as he recounts his stories of finding dead bodies.
SHOW NOTES:
Today's episode was sponsored by Decibel Coffee Works. Go to www.decibelcoffeeworks.com or head to their cafe in Tuscon, Arizona. Open 7am-8pm every day, 267 S. Avenida Del Convento, Bldg 9, Tucson, AZ 85745
If you found someone dead and would like to tell your story, reach out to us through email at [email protected]
Follow us on Twitter and Instagram!
Found Dead is a Levine Entertainment production. It is hosted by Kristine Levine, and produced and edited by Norah Williams. The logo is by Norah Williams based on a design by Chris Levine. Our theme music is "Autumn Sunset" by Jason Shaw, used under creative commons. The interview you heard today was edited for length and clarity.
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By Levine EntertainmentKristine Levine has found a lot of dead bodies, but people don't usually like to talk about it... until now. Today, Kristine sits down with Dana, a musician, audio engineer, and entrepreneur, as he recounts his stories of finding dead bodies.
SHOW NOTES:
Today's episode was sponsored by Decibel Coffee Works. Go to www.decibelcoffeeworks.com or head to their cafe in Tuscon, Arizona. Open 7am-8pm every day, 267 S. Avenida Del Convento, Bldg 9, Tucson, AZ 85745
If you found someone dead and would like to tell your story, reach out to us through email at [email protected]
Follow us on Twitter and Instagram!
Found Dead is a Levine Entertainment production. It is hosted by Kristine Levine, and produced and edited by Norah Williams. The logo is by Norah Williams based on a design by Chris Levine. Our theme music is "Autumn Sunset" by Jason Shaw, used under creative commons. The interview you heard today was edited for length and clarity.