Koerri sits down with Assistant DA of Kenosha, WI Angelina Gabriele to discuss the 1998 case where Mark Jensen murdered his wife, Julie Jensen This is my first time doing a crime podcast but I had a blast!

'The Julie Jensen case involves the trial of a Pleasant Prairie, Wisconsin man, Mark Jensen, on charges that he murdered his wife, Julie Jensen on December 3, 1998. The case is notable for the eventual admission into evidence of a letter written by the deceased prior to her death expressing suspicion of her husband's intentions.

Julie Jensen investigated her husband, checked his planner, photographed a note, and documented her suspicions. She gave the letter to a neighbor with instructions to hand it to police if anything should happen to her. She wrote that she would never commit suicide and that if she died, police should consider her husband a suspect. "I pray that I am wrong and nothing happens, but I am suspicious of Mark's suspicious behaviors and fear for my early demise."

In 2008, Mark Jensen was convicted of first degree murder and sentenced to life imprisonment without the possibility of parole, a verdict which was later overturned.'

Koerri interviews Gerad Dougvillo, candidate for the 1st branch circuit court judge in Kenosha, WI. Check out Gerad Dougvillo for Judge on Facebook for more information on his campaign.

Koerri interviews Judge Larisa Benitez-Morgan, candidate for the 1st branch circuit court judge in Kenosha, WI. Check out votelarisabenitez-morganforjudge.org for more information on her campaign.

Koerri interviews Angelina Gabriele, candidate for the 6th branch circuit court judge in Kenosha, WI. Check out her page Angelina Gabriele for Judge on Facebook for more information on her campaign.

Koerri interviews Angela Cunningham, candidate for the 6th branch circuit court judge in Kenosha, WI. Check out her page Angela Cunningham for Judge on Facebook for more information on her campaign.

Koerri interviews Elizabeth Pfeuffer, candidate for the 6th branch circuit court judge in Kenosha, WI. Check out her page Pfeuffer for Judge on Facebook for more information on her campaign.

Daniel Thompson, the journalist who quit his newspaper job over an inflammatory headline and founded of the The Uptown Observer joins Koerri Elijah for the latest episode of the Oh, Word? podcast.

On this episode of Oh, Word? Koerri sits down with longtime friend and photographer Lyneir Cole.

Lyneir owns and operates Lyneir Cole Photography and recently placed 2nd in the Best of Kenosha photography category.

Koerri interviews Betsy Ade for episode #007 of the Oh Word podcast. They discuss Betsy's experience on season 16 of The Voice, her latest EP and more!

“Betsy’s mom passed away when she was only 9 and she stepped up to provide the strength her family needed. It wasn’t until college that Betsy felt free enough to explore her interests. She came out to her family and started singing in her brother’s band, which toured nationwide. She later fell in love and started a family, but became a single mom when things with her girlfriend did not work out. Betsy took a break from music to raise her son, but eventually found both love and music once again. Betsy currently gigs and tours with her band, Well-Known Strangers.”

Charlie Talbert, born Charles McClellan Talbert in Kenosha, WI. Was discovered by Director Patrick Read Johnson while in line late one evening telling jokes to the workers in a Wendy's, landing him the starring role in the 1995 Turner Classic film "Angus". After a six year hiatus from acting Charlie has rebooted his career in early 2015 acting in such films as "I Saw The Light" (2015), "Hap and Leonard" (2015), "Camera Obscura" (2017) and the Oscar winning film "The Big Short" (2015). Having tried his hand at The Groundlings in Los Angeles and performing Stand-Up at The World Famous Comedy Store on Sunset Blvd. or at the HaHa Cafe Comedy Club on Lankershim Blvd. Charlie returned to the big screen to reach a larger audience. In his off time he is an ordained minister and has performed several weddings for friends and fans alike. Charlie lives by the mantras, "There are no small parts, only small actors" and "Every little bit helps".