Simon Barrett

A round up of crime and politics from the past week

Americana music artist Sugarman, will be releasing his second album 'After The Blackout', a collection of well-crafted songs that reflects Noah Sugarman's heart and soul from his past and rumination. Sugarman's debut release on the Unison Music Label in 2009 'Art Of Starting A Fire' received rave reviews from fans and music critics alike. 'After The Blackout' is scheduled for release on March 12, 2013 in the US and a heavy touring schedule will begin March 8 that will take Noah and his band throughout markets in the Mid-West, South, and parts of the Eastern territories of the US.

Our weekly look at what is happening at home and abroad.

A look at this weeks news in crime and politics.

The latest developments in the Casey Anthony boggle my mind. She was found not guilty of the death of her daughter Caylee. Like it or hate it, the legal system had ruled. Alas, the Casey Anthony story will just not go away.

An Apealls court has turfed out two of the four convictions of telling lies to the police. Casey Anthony has also claimed bankrupcy. The filing claims debts of almost $750,000. 500k of which seems to be owed to the defence team. I could be wrong, but that sounds like Jose Baez. Do we need to reconsider the term 'Pro Bono'?

Joining me on the quest to make sense from the latest Casey Anthony saga will be well known attorney Peter Haven, and Anthony trial expert Dave Knechel.

A look at events of last week in Crime and Politics. From the presents inaugaration to Casey Anthony. It does not get much more diverse!

I have enjoyed all of Tokyo Rosenthal's previous albums, and the new one Tokyo's Fifth is no exeption. Many singer/songwriters just basically run out of steam, they have nothing new to say, and merely recycle old concepts. Not so for Tokyo, he just continues to create music that garners him an ever increasing fan base.

 

Much like his songs, he always has a story to tell. I can't wait to hear the stories behind Tokyo's Fifth.

This week we will be looking at Lance Armstong, Manti Te'o and the Steubenville rape.

JL Stiles Presents The House Of Murmurs', he reaches a new plateau in his exploration of blues, pop, and psychedelic folk musical territories.

We will be discussing crime, politics and curent events in the news. From the Stuebenville highschool rape to Lance Armstrong, we have lots to talk about.