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In this episode, KW and Aleta dish on all the twists and turns that Season 3 had in store.

This week’s episode is about the docuseries “Outcry” that aired on Showtime. This docuseries revolves around Greg Kelley, a rising Texas high school football player that is accused and convicted of sexual assault of a 4 year-old. Both Krystle and I feel that this is an incredibly important series to watch, as it is an eye-opening depiction of how our Justice System is not always fool-proof. We ask that you guys watch this series, and let us know your thoughts.

Please note: This episode does discuss difficult subject matter. Krystle and I were very passionate about this episode, and therefore used some very passionate language. While we always attempt to maintain our “clean” category, we ask that you give us a bit of grace for this episode.

In this episode, Krystle and Aleta discuss the unsolved murder of Junior Kelly from Bell, Florida.

In this episode, Krystle and Aleta discuss the Mary Kay Andrews beach read, "Hello Summer."

In this episode, Krystle and Aleta discuss the film The Shawshank Redemption.

An itty, bitty minisode to catch y’all up!

In this episode, Krystle and Aleta discuss the 2015 romantic/action/comedy film “Mr Right” that stars Sam Rockwell and Anna Kendrick.

In this episode Krystle and Aleta discuss Stephanie McAfee's Diary of a Mad Fat Girl.

A note on this episode- At the time Aleta and I recorded our review, we were under the impression that the organization that Mrs. Peacock refers to, “Cointel Pro,” was a made up device from the author.

After stumbling upon a thread in social media, our naiveté on the subject came to light.

Cointel Pro was in fact a real organization created in the 1950s by J. Edgar Hoover and the FBI, to surveillance African American Civil Rights Activists, such as Dr. Martin Luther King Jr, Malcom X, over 80% of the members in the Black Panther Party, and activists who are now Congressional Representatives that are in office today.

In the Church Committee Hearing in the 1970s, the actions of the organization were deemed unconstitutional and the committee (and public, which had not known of the organization before) condemned them.

We felt we would be remiss if we did not shed light on this fact, as we were in the dark too and feel that our listeners deserve to know the truth- We speculate that the author may have used the organization as a plot device to explain why this minor character had access to security cameras all along the city, but we are not blind nor deaf to the current events happening across the US today.

In this episode, Krystle and Aleta highlight the local author, Jessyca Thibault. They discuss her novel, Forever Mark, as well as her works of poetry.

In this episode, Krystle and Aleta discuss the Yellowstone TV Series on the Paramount Network: the actors, fun facts, and some interesting theories...