This week we're going back to Washington, DC to hear about a scandal,  a crime, and a novel defense.   If you want a deeper dive into the story of Dan Sickles and Philip Barton Key, I recommend the following books:The Congressman Who Got Away With Murder by Nat Brandt. 1991.Star Spangled Scandal: Sex, Murder, and the Trial that Changed America, by Chris DeRose. 2019

This week we're going back to Washington, DC to hear about a scandal, a crime, and a novel defense. If you want a deeper dive into the story of Dan Sickles and Philip Barton Key, I recommend the following books: The Congressman Who Got Away With Murder by Nat Brandt. 1991. Star Spangled Scandal: Sex, Murder, and the Trial that Changed America, by Chris DeRose. 2019

This week we're going back to Washington, DC to hear about a scandal,&nbsp; a crime, and a novel defense. &nbsp; If you want a deeper dive into the story of Dan Sickles and Philip Barton Key, I recommend the following books:The Congressman Who Got Away With Murder by Nat Brandt. 1991.Star Spangled Scandal: Sex, Murder, and the Trial that Changed America, by Chris DeRose. 2019

Episode 14: The Scoundrel In The Square

Penny Reynolds Boyce has always been fascinated by politics, but not in a “I want to be one when I grow up” way.  More like a train wreck— “I know this is going to be ugly but I can’t help myself from looking.”  In this podcast, Penny will cover the seamy, dark side of politics (isn’t it all that way?) from current events back to the founding of our country. Think sex, lying, and thievery are all so twenty-first century?  Listen every week to discover that these behaviors are as old as the U.S.  Some comedy, some drama, lots of history, and always interesting! New episodes every other Monday.

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Penny Reynolds Boyce has always been fascinated by politics, but not in a “I want to be one when I grow up” way. More like a train wreck— “I know this is going to be ugly but I can’t help myself from looking.” In this podcast, Penny will cover the seamy, dark side of politics (isn’t it all that way?) from current events back to the founding of our country. Think sex, lying, and thievery are all so twenty-first century? Listen every week to discover that these behaviors are as old as the U.S. Some comedy, some drama, lots of history, and always interesting! New episodes every other Monday.

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Episode 14: The Scoundrel In The Square

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