Pulitzer Prize-winning author Gilbert King, celebrated for his extraordinary work in shedding light on the darkest corners of the American legal system. Gilbert discusses his journey through the murky waters of historical racial injustices, explaining the process behind his groundbreaking research and storytelling. He is also the host of the hit podcast "BoneValley", which follows the heartbreaking story of Leo Schofield. The conversation also touches on Gilbert's unique approach to unearthing hidden truths and the importance of historical context in understanding present-day justice issues. Join us for a thought-provoking discussion with one of the most influential voices in the realm of legal history and social justice.

 

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Joe Gatto is a beloved comedian and former member of the hit TV show Impractical Jokers. Joe shares hilarious anecdotes from his journey in comedy, giving us a peek behind the curtains of creating some of television's most laugh-out-loud moments. He opens up about life beyond the screen, discussing his passions for podcasting, writing and family. Joe also delves into the importance of humor in everyday life, and how it has helped him connect with people from all walks of life. This episode is not just a series of funny stories; it's an inspiring conversation about finding joy in the little things, embracing change, and the power of laughter to bring people together. Get ready to smile and be inspired as we explore the many facets of Joe Gatto's remarkable journey.

 

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Chuck Bryant is one-half of the hosting duo behind the podcast "Stuff You Should Know" alongside Josh Clark. Launched in April 2008, one of the earliest podcasts ever, is a product of the HowStuffWorks family. Chuck delves into a wide array of topics, ranging from science and history to pop culture and conspiracy theories, aiming to educate their listeners on a variety of subjects.

"Stuff You Should Know" has grown to become one of the most popular podcasts worldwide, known for its well-researched episodes and the chemistry between its hosts. It has spawned a number of live tours, special guest episodes, and even a short-lived TV show. Bryant's role in the podcast has made him a well-known figure in the podcasting world, appreciated for his ability to dissect intricate subjects and present them in an entertaining manner.

 

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Jeff Foxworthy is a multi-talented comedian, actor, author, host and writer. Renowned for his relatable humor defining voice in the world of stand-up comedy. Jeff takes us through his remarkable journey, from his early days in comedy to becoming a household name. He shares hilarious anecdotes and the inspirations behind some of his most famous routines, including his iconic "You might be a redneck" jokes. Beyond the laughter, Jeff opens up about his life offstage, discussing his family, his love of true crime, and his efforts as a writer. This episode isn't just a series of jokes; it's a heartwarming look at the man behind the humor and his insights on life, success, and the importance of staying true to oneself.

 

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As a journalist at News Nation, Brian Entin has carved a niche for himself as a dedicated and insightful reporter, particularly in the realm of Unidentified Aerial Phenomena (UAP) topics. With a keen investigative eye and a commitment to uncovering the truth, Entin delves into the mysteries surrounding UAP, providing the audience with in-depth coverage and analysis. Join us as we follow Brian Entin's journalistic journey, where he skillfully navigates the uncharted territories of UAP phenomena, bringing a fresh perspective and journalistic rigor to this intriguing and evolving subject.

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Laurah Norton, creator of "The Fall Line" and "One Strange Thing" podcasts, is dedicated to shedding light on the lesser-known missing and murdered persons cases in the Southeastern United States. In this interview she reveals the inspiration behind her journey into podcasting, her meticulous research process, and the challenges of storytelling with sensitivity and respect. Discover the profound impact her work has had on families seeking justice. This episode is a must-listen for true crime enthusiasts and anyone interested in the power of podcasting to affect real change.

 

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In this episode, Payne chats with David Robinson, a father who has been searching for his son, Daniel Robinson, a young geologist who mysteriously disappeared in the Arizona desert. David shares the heart-wrenching story of Daniel's disappearance, the ongoing search efforts, and the challenges he has faced in seeking answers and justice. He talks about the impact of Daniel's case on his family, the support from the community, and the broader implications for missing persons' cases across the country. David also discusses the initiatives he has undertaken to raise awareness and improve the search for missing individuals. Join us for an impactful conversation that sheds light on a father's unyielding hope and the critical issue of missing persons in America.

 

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Jason Hoch is a visionary in the world of digital content and podcasting. Jason shares his insights into the evolution of storytelling in the digital age. He discusses the challenges and opportunities that come with the rapidly changing landscape of media consumption and how podcasting has emerged as a powerful platform for storytelling. Jason delves into his experiences in developing content that resonates with audiences worldwide, offering valuable advice for creators. This episode is for anyone interested in the future of storytelling, content creation, and the impact of digital media on how we connect with stories.

 

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Sarah Turney is the dynamic force behind the "Voices for Justice" podcast. In this episode, she delves into her remarkable journey from seeking justice for her sister Alissa to becoming a leading voice in the true crime podcasting world. Sarah opens up about the personal challenges and triumphs she's faced while navigating the complexities of advocating for the unsolved and overlooked cases that grip our communities. She discusses the transformative power of storytelling, social media, and community engagement in bringing about tangible change. From discussing the emotional toll of her work to the successes that fuel her mission, Sarah shares insights into the process of selecting cases, the impact of her advocacy on law enforcement and public perception. Sarah serves as a beacon of hope for those still seeking justice for their loved ones.

 

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Maggie Freleng is a Pulitzer prize winning journalist and podcast host. Join us as she takes us behind the scenes of her riveting journey through the world of unsolved mysteries and the pursuit of social justice. Known for her fearless deep dives and unyielding dedication, Maggie opens up about the highs and lows of investigative journalism, offering a rare glimpse into the painstaking efforts involved in bringing forgotten cases back into the light. She explores her most unforgettable

investigations, uncovering how she skillfully untangles the intricate webs woven by law enforcement, witnesses, and the victims who too often slip through the cracks of society's memory. Maggie's passion for storytelling and unwavering quest for justice illuminate the dark corners of true crime, bringing to life the deeply human stories that lie beyond the headlines.

 

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