Famous with Cate and Liz

Cate and Liz wrap up their series on Famous Wrong convictions and season 2 with the historic cases of John Richard and Joan Perry and James Pratt and John Smith.

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Next in their series on Famous Wrongful Convictions, Cate and Liz discuss the exoneration of Anthony Broadwater who was convicted of the 1981 rape of acclaimed author Alice Sebold.

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This week, Cate and Liz start a new series on Famous Wrongful Convictions. They begin by covering The Innocence Project and a few of the people they have helped to exonerate. Get ready to rage!

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In this week's special episode, Cate and Liz get you in the holiday spirit! Cate shares about random holidays you need to know and questions who actually comes up with these days? Liz shares fun facts about Christmas to help you get the conversation started at your next family gathering.

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This week the ladies close out their series on Famous Fake News with Cate reporting on former New York Times journalist Jayson Blair who resigned in 2003 after it was discovered he plagiarized dozens of stories throughout his career. This set off a firestorm of questions around the ethical standards of one of America's most trusted newspapers and part of the national debate on affirmative action hiring and promotions.

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This week, Cate and Liz continue their series on Famous Fake News. Liz reports on a former New York Times journalist who was fired for creating a composite of a West African adolescent slave and the true story behind his later coverage of and correspondence with murderer Christian Longo.

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This week, Cate and Liz kick-off a new series on Famous Fake News where they cover infamous cases of members of the media who have fabricated stories. They begin with former Washington Post journalist Janet Cooke who won a Pulitzer Prize in 1981 for an article written about an eight-year-old heroin addict. The story was later discovered to have been fabricated and Cooke returned the Pulitzer, the only person to date to do so.

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To round out their series on Famous Nerds, Cate does a mash-up covering and mathemetician and one of NASA's Hidden Figures Katherine Johnson and Alice Ball the chemist who developed the "Ball Method", the most effective treatment for leprosy. 

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Next in their series on Famous Nerds, Liz tells us about Hollywood legend and the person to thank for your WiFi, the brainy bombshell Hedy Lamarr!

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At long last Cate and Liz are back! They kick off a new series on Famous Nerds with the one and only Albert Einstein. Learn about his personal life, help with ending World War II, support for civil rights, and more.

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