Simon Barrett

The Casey Anthony story just never seems to go away. Little makes any sense, but it continues on. This week the team are going to take a long hard look at what is going on.

An interview with author Eric Wentz about his new book Killing Sharks: De Profundis. While it is a work of fiction, it is an interesting look behind the scenes of international terrorism.

This week we are going to do something slightly different. A look at a 30 year old cold case, a double homicide. When I say cold, well it was being cryogenitly preserved at absolute zero. The file was in some dark dusty corner of some long forgotten storeage room.

It is a compelling story. The case was 'solved; bu the release of a book! But is the case closed?

Damien Lewis is a bestselling author in the UK. Alas he is less well known in the US. I will be talking to Damien about his new book Zero Six Bravo. It is the #3 bestseller in the UK and has already been optioned for a movie.

An interview with Ben Lang of San Francisco based Indie Folk Rock Band, Biv and the Mnemonics about their upcoming CD, The Pace.

A weekly look at crime and politics. Yes they go hand in hand!

Stuebenville, CPAC and a new Pope.... need I say more

When two of the best musicians on the planet decide to combine their estimable talents to create a band without boundaries, the result is the WOLFF & CLARK EXPEDITION. Dizzy Gillespie famously said that jazz must have “one foot in the past and one in the future.” With the Wolff & Clark Expedition, the music embraces the past, ventures into the future, but remains rooted in the improvisatory present. After several high profile performances in 2012, jazz legends Michael Wolff and Mike Clark, the Wolff & Clark Expedition, are preparing to release their self-titled debut album in February 2013. Performing with creative bassist Chip Jackson, the Expedition's initial outing aims for uncharted, compelling musical territories while still entertaining a wide audience of astute listeners.

Join us for our weekly look at current news, politics and crime.

It has been a busy week. John Boehner played Basketball with Noth Korean leader Kim Jong Un, Dennis Rodman failed to unite the Congress into averting the sequester, and Jodie Arias won an Oscar for her performance in court. Oops maybe that is not quite the way it went.

Please join us for our weekly look back at crime and politics.