Orlando Sentinel television writer Hal Boedeker and breaking news editor Jeff Weiner discuss the first hour of "Rest in Power: The Trayvon Martin Story. Civil rights attorney Benjamin Crump, who represented Trayvon’s parents, joins the conversation.

Topics: Trayvon's parents, the night of the shooting, Crump's strategy and how Sanford officials handled the case.

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The documentary “Rest in Power: The Trayvon Martin Story” debuts Monday, July 30, on Paramount Network and BET, exploring race, the stand your ground law and media coverage. Orlando Sentinel television writer Hal Boedeker and breaking news editor Jeff Weiner will discuss each of the six parts of this documentary. Look for these podcasts each Monday night at 9.

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Worlds collide on Discovery Channel: “Naked and Afraid” combines with Shark Week to create “Naked and Afraid of Sharks.” Orlando Sentinel TV writer Hal Boedeker talks with Orlando's Steven Hall about his third appearance on "Naked and Afraid." Steven shares why he’s drawn to these adventures and why “Naked and Afraid of Sharks” is the toughest environment yet.

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Experience India and Pakistan with the help of Orlando scientist Dr. Siobhan Malany who recently wrote her first novel “Mehendi Tides.” The book is inspired by Malany’s travels in Asia as a teenager. Orlando Sentinel reporter Naseem Miller talks with the author about her book and what travel teaches us about ourselves.

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Orlando Sentinel reporter Marco Santana talks with Gatorland ambassador Savannah Boan about the Gatorland Global initiative, lessons learned from her pet crocodile monitor (don’t fall asleep with it in your bed), her game “Don’t Get Bit” (that she plays with 35 gators at a time) and how she’s working to rebrand alligators and crocodiles.

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Hurricane Maria devastated Puerto Rico, forcing many to flee the island. Orlando Sentinel reporter Bianca Padro Ocasio talks with UCF Sociology Professor Fernando Rivera about why it’s so difficult to track this migration. UCF student Jose Luis joins the conversation to discuss how UCF answered the call when Puerto Rican students were in need.

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The Orlando Sentinel’s combat sports reporter Jay Reddick talks with wrestler Mike Parrow about his journey becoming a professional wrestler and how he found the strength to come out as gay. He wears the number 49 on his wrestling gear to remember the victims of the Pulse tragedy.

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Orlando Sentinel reporter Dewayne Bevil talks with the "buyer of stuff" for Ripley Entertainment. Edward Meyer, vice president of exhibits and archives for Ripley, is set to retire next week. But before he goes, he's giving us an insider's look at his biggest purchase, the movie that changed Ripley's collecting priorities (not 'Star Wars') and the one that got away.

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The murder of Christina Grimmie in Orlando, FL, shocked the world. In the coming weeks, the Orlando Sentinel will take you behind the police tape in one of Orlando’s most shocking killings, which happened during perhaps the darkest weekend in the history of the City Beautiful. The first episode of a five-part podcast series entitled Christina Grimmie: The Murder of a Rising Star launches June 10.

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Orlando Sentinel reporter Michael Williams talks with two trailblazers at the Osceola County Sheriff’s Office. Deputy Michelle Sayers is the first female SWAT deputy and Chief Deputy Martha Gens is the highest ranked female in the history of the sheriff’s office.

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