Join us as we journey through the literary explorations of author extraordinaire, Shannon Jump. An unflinching storyteller, Shannon gives us the lowdown on her thrilling trilogy, Crimes of Passion, and teases us with hints about her upcoming psychological thriller, Down She Goes. Her tales of independent authorship, from the elation of creative control to the laborious task of weaving her writing career into her already bustling life, offer listeners a raw and honest look into the world of indie publishing.

Shannon’s narrative is one of resilience, embracing a significant lifestyle shift after major surgery, and using her love of reading to fuel her writing. Not one to be confined by the boundaries of a single genre, Shannon shares her experience of genre-hopping, which adds an electrifying unpredictability to her works. She brings us along her journey, from the conception of an idea to the final product.

The conversation takes an exciting turn as we discuss the challenges faced by independent authors in the audiobook production process. We delve into topics such as the cost of production, the increasing demand for audiobooks, and the time investment required. Shannon’s candid accounts of balancing her time while working from home and planning time to listen to other podcasts is sure to resonate with many listeners. Lastly, we talk about the profound impact that Shannon hopes her readers will gain from her upcoming book, Down She Goes. This episode is a must-listen for all book lovers and aspiring writers.

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(0:00:00) - Catching Up With Author Shannon Jump
(0:13:47) - Writing Process and Upcoming Book
(0:25:31) - Job Changes, Writing, and Future Books
(0:29:34) - Turn Books Into Audio Books

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About Shannon Jump

Shannon Jump is an avid reader and writer. She has a passion for storytelling and often writes across genres. She refuses to start the day without the perfect cup of coffee, is a die-hard Minnesota Twins baseball fan and Food Network junkie. Shannon lives in small-town Minnesota with her husband and two teenage kids. Her debut novel, My Only Sunshine was released on Feb. 25, 2021.
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She penned her first short story at the age of 12 and still has the original copy, cover art included!
Writing and storytelling have been a passion of hers for as long as she can remember, and if you follow her on Instagram, you'll see she's still just as excited about reading as she is

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Ever wondered about the intriguing world of art theft? Brace yourself for an enthralling journey with author C. Joan Baker, our guest for this episode, who unveils the captivating story behind her book, Chasing Picasso. We trace the history of art heists, a clandestine industry worth between 4-6 billion dollars globally. From Nazi-looted art to America's "red flag" period, we leave no stone unturned. Joan shares her fascinating transition from a business executive to a mystery writer, inspired by the gripping tale of a daytime heist on Art Hill.

But that's not all! We further examine how art theft has surprisingly escalated to become the third largest criminal trade worldwide, profoundly impacting the art market. The post-World War II rise in art value, the notorious Picasso theft occurring merely days after his demise, and the involvement of organized crime in art dealings – we unpack it all. Plus, we delve into the challenges of dealing with stolen art, touching upon the intriguing examples of Bret Hart's iconic jacket and Georgia O'Keefe's stolen art.

We conclude this exhilarating episode with an investigation into the intersections between art theft, organized crime, and significant historical events, ranging from the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr. to the Gardner Museum heist. We even explore my personal visit to the Museum of tolerance in Los Angeles! Wrapping up, we ponder the significance of living history, delve into the curious case of the missing Picasso, and get a glimpse of C. Joan Baker's future plans. Trust me, this episode is brimming with thrilling stories and enlightening discoveries!

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(0:00:00) - The Intriguing World of Art Theft
(0:08:47) - Art Theft's Impact on the Market
(0:24:45) - Lost and Stolen Art
(0:31:40) - Art Theft and Stolen Paintings
(0:37:44) - Museums and Art Theft

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C. Joan Baker is former business exec turned mystery writer. Her passion is researching and writing about weird mysteries and forgotten histories.

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Join me as I enter the riveting world of true crime, horror, and survival with Eileen Santos, host of the 'Murder, Blood and Psychopaths' podcast. Eileen bravely bares her soul, revealing the horrific reality of surviving an abusive relationship at a tender age and the unsolved murder of her beloved aunt.
Tune in to hear about Eileen's experiences, their impact on her life, and how storytelling and podcasting have become her weapons to fight against domestic abuse and bring justice to her aunt.
Emerging from the shadows of abuse, Eileen's story is a chilling reminder of the red flags that often go unnoticed until it's too late. Our conversation touches upon the harrowing journey she undertook to escape her abuser, her missed cues and the healing process that followed. Eileen's mission to bring awareness to domestic abuse comes to life as she uses her podcast as a platform to advocate for victims, and educate about the suppressive power of trauma bonding.

Our conversation takes a darker turn as we discuss the unsolved murder of Eileen's aunt. Providing a critical examination of the socio-economic and racial factors that may have led to a lack of police action, Eileen recounts her relentless pursuit of justice. We ponder over the advancements in technology, the potential of DNA retesting, and the power of social media to bring renewed attention to her aunt's case. Eileen's journey as a true crime podcaster forms the final leg of our discussion, illuminating the challenges of talking about real-life horrors and the importance of accurate storytelling to highlight issues often pushed to the sidelines. This episode is an inspiring narrative of resilience, hope, and relentless pursuit of justice.

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(0:00:00) - Surviving Abuse
0:15:20) - Surviving Abuse and Seeking Justice
(0:24:53) - Unsolved Murder and Advocacy for Justice
(0:36:09) - True Crime and Authors

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She has a BA in Criminology from John Jay. She has always been immersed in the true crime community since the age of 5. She is passionate about topics such as True Crime of course, She is a survivor of an AR. She is also an educator at a middle school.

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As we journey into the realms of crime literature, we find ourselves in the company of celebrated author Kate Flora. With 24 books under her belt,Her fascination with the underbelly of human nature reveals to us an unnerving perspective on evil and the motivations that lead to unthinkable actions.

The unsettling account of Amy St Laurent's disappearance and murder, penned by Kate Flora, is another focal point of our discussion. As we navigate through the challenges of writing a true crime book, we delve into Kate’s intimate friendship with Joe Lachlan from the Portland Police Department, and how it was instrumental in her understanding of the case. We take a peek into the seamless collaboration between the Maine State Police and Portland Police, applauding their tireless pursuit for justice for Amy.

As we wrap up, we reflect on the ripple effect Amy's story has ignited, including the establishment of the Amy St Laurent Foundation, aimed at ensuring the safety of young women. We delve into the heart-wrenching narratives of the families affected by these heinous crimes, and the important role dedicated officers play in seeking justice. Join us for a captivating and shocking exploration into the psyche of criminals, the lives of their victims, and the world of crime literature.

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(0:00:00) - Kate Flora's True Crime Fascination
(0:08:42) - Writing a True Crime Book
(0:19:53) - Amy's Impact and Importance
(0:29:43) - True Crime Books and Impact on Families

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Maine native Kate Flora’s fascination with people’s criminal tendencies began in the Maine attorney general’s office. Deadbeat dads, people who hurt their kids, and employers’ discrimination aroused her curiosity about human behavior. The author of twenty-four books and many short stories, Flora’s been a finalist for the Edgar, Agatha, Anthony, and Derringer awards. She won the Public Safety Writers Association award for nonfiction and twice won the Maine Literary Award for crime fiction. Her most recent Thea Kozak mystery is Death Sends a Message; her most recent Joe Burgess is A World of Deceit. Her crime story collection is Careful What You Wish For: Stories of revenge, retribution, and the world made right.

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Step into the captivating world of Tyler Foley, our extraordinary guest on this episode of True Crime and Authors. An accomplished actor, successful author, gifted speaker, and podcast guest, Tyler's story is nothing short of fascinating. Join us as we unravel his intriguing journey from the glitz of Hollywood to the intellectual prowess of authoring, and the challenges and triumphs that come along with podcasting.

This episode has something for everyone. We dive deep into Tyler's career exploits in the entertainment industry, discussing his experiences as a stuntman, the relevance of IMDB credits, and his views on the Hollywood writers' strike. The conversation also veers towards the significant role of unionized performers, the influence of AI in Hollywood, and the pressing need for better recognition of stunt workers. Adding a personal touch, Tyler shares his experiences as a parent and gives valuable insights on supporting his daughter as a child actor.

The discussion doesn't stop at Tyler's acting career. We get a glimpse into his successes as an author and speaker. Tyler underscores the importance of having a book for establishing credibility on big stages and shares his wisdom on using storytelling as a powerful tool to engage audiences. This episode concludes with Tyler's inspiring belief in the power of personal connections through storytelling. Be prepared to be mesmerized by the captivating world of Tyler Foley.

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(0:00:00) - Exploring Career Satisfaction and Fulfillment
(0:08:23) - Stunt Work and Hollywood Strike
(0:13:58) - Performers and Visualizing the Audience Naked
(0:24:39) - Parenting and Supporting Child Actors
(0:35:24) - Importance of Having a Book
(0:42:32) - Engaging Your Audience Through Storytelling
(0:50:10) - Storytelling's Power of Personal Connection
(1:02:42) - True Crime and Authors End of show

About Tyler Foley

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Sean Tyler Foley is a remarkable and versatile performer with a broad range of experiences in film, television, and stage. With an acting career that began at the tender age of 6, Tyler has since made unforgettable appearances on productions including Freddy Vs Jason, Door to Door, Carrie, and the unforgettable musical Ragtime.

Not only is he a veteran podcast guest with more than 300 episodes under his belt, but he is also the #1 best-selling author of The Power to Speak Naked and Managing Director of Total Buy In, where he

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I had the chance to sit down with the award-winning author Wendy San Eckel. We journey through her intriguing life experiences that inspired her to swap criminology for authorship. Discover how Wendy’s dyslexic child kindled the flame for her first book, and how her keen eye for relationships and family dynamics breathed life into her soul-stirring Rosalie Hart mystery series.

Navigating the labyrinth of mystery writing, Wendy shares how her bittersweet personal experiences inform her writing. Get the inside scoop on how her mother fostered her love for mystery series and imbued her with the essential skills of character development. Also, discover how Wendy’s innate artistic muse and the importance of making the reader feel safe became central to her writing process.

We also touch upon the technical aspects of writing. Wendy shares some valuable lessons she's learned along the way, including dealing with the dreaded imposter syndrome, importance of editing, and the pure joy of cooking that subtly emerges in her writing. She takes us behind the scenes of her next book and shares her deepest hopes for what readers will take away from her collection of books. If you're a fan of cozy mysteries, family sagas and the power of words to aid in escape, this conversation with Wendy San Eckel promises to be a must-listen.

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(0:00:00) - From Criminology to Writing
(0:04:56) - Writing Mysteries and Character Development
(0:16:17) - Writing Process and Publishing Decisions
(0:27:13) - Editing and Love for Cooking Importance
(0:31:14) - Author Inspiration and Reader Appreciation

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Wendy Sand Eckel is the award-winning author of the Rosalie Hart Mystery Series. Mystery at Windswept Farm, the third in the series, debuted in August, 2022.

Eckel, who studied criminology and earned a Master’s in Social Work, writes the advice column for the Maryland Writers’ Association newsletter and enjoys mentoring aspiring authors. She lives on the Eastern Shore of Maryland where she is happiest when cooking for a houseful of family and friends.

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Join me on a thrilling journey into the heart of horse racing with my guest, the remarkable Fred M. Kray. This civil trial attorney Turned Animal Lawyer to author shares a captivating tale about Alydar, a racehorse he loves, as we pull back the glossy veil to reveal the dark underbelly of this glittering sport. Listen as Fred passionately recounts the highs and lows of his time working at a horse-racing track, his bond with the majestic Alydar and the grim reality of what happens when greed and corruption creep into the stables.

Strap in as we travel down the rabbit hole of a 20-year investigation into Alydar's mysterious death. Fred’s relentless pursuit of justice takes us from secretive FBI investigations to high-stakes courtroom dramas, culminating in an astonishing $36.5 million insurance payout by Lloyds of London. We'll navigate the murky world of horse racing, touching on the dangerous lengths people go to protect their interests and the shocking reality of horses killed for insurance money.

Finally, Fred introduces us to Tommy Burns, a man infamous for having killed 15 horses for insurance money. This encounter sets a chilling tone for our exploration of the darker side of the horse racing industry. With Fred as our guide, we delve into the intricate and complex realm of animal law, culminating in his true crime book that invites readers to solve the mystery of Alydar's death. This episode is not just a story, it's an eye-opening look into a world where justice, corruption, and the love for animals intersect, and it's a conversation you won't want to miss.

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(0:12:20) - Working at a Horse-Riding Track
(0:18:15) - Investigation Into Alydar's Mysterious Death
(0:30:40) - Investigation Into Horse Killing Scheme (0:42:24) - The Suspicious Death of Alydar

About Fred M Kray

Fred M. Kray is a civil trial attorney who for the last 20 years has limited his practice to animal law. Whether rescuing a stolen Great Dane with a SWAT team or freeing innocent dogs from death row, it has always been his life’s purpose to give animals a voice.

He was introduced to horse racing working at a race track in Nebraska while attending law school. He fell in love with a horse named Alydar in Miami, watching him run in the Flamingo Stakes and the Florida Derby.

Reintroduced to Alydar’s story when he moved to Gainesville, he spent four years researching, interviewing and writing about Alydar, producing a story that celebrates the horse’s legacy while at the same time exposing the greed and corruption behind the gates of Calumet. His new book is "BROKEN: The SuspicIous Death of Alydar and the End of Horseracing's Golden Age"

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Prepare to be chilled to the bone as you uncover the darkest corners of American true crime history with the case of Samuel Little, the most prolific convicted serial killer in the United States. Venture into the unsettling confessions, disturbing predilections, and the horrifying tally of over 60 lives taken by Little. This journey isn't for the faint-hearted, so buckle up as we explore the life and crimes of this eerie figure.

We take a chilling look at Little's spree of crimes, starting from his first arrest in 1982 to his final conviction in 2012. Hear about the unfortunate victims like Melinda Rose LePri and Patricia Ann Mount who fell prey to his malicious intent. Learn about the role of DNA testing in pinning him to his victims and the aftermath of his convictions. We'll guide you through a bone-chilling snippet from the documentary, The 93 Murders of Samuel Little, available on Hulu and Amazon Prime.

As we conclude our journey into Little's dark world, we'll delve into the recent indictments against him and his subsequent confessions. Listen as we discuss the unsettling details of his confessions, his twisted preferences, and how these led to solving cold cases that had left investigators stumped for years. We'll update you on what's happened since Little's passing and whet your appetite for our upcoming season two. Join us as we expose every spine-tingling detail about Samuel Little's life and crimes.

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As your host, I invite you on a journey of resilience and forgiveness, as we delve into a heartfelt conversation with the remarkable Susan Snow. She shares her poignant narrative of healing following the tragic murder of her father, a distinguished LAPD detective. Her story is one of strength and self-discovery, anchored by her book, The Other Side of the Gun, and the constant support of her high-school sweetheart turned spouse of 38 years. As we explore her story, you'll find yourself captivated by her tenacity, drawing strength from her journey to understanding.

Our conversation takes us through the challenging therapy sessions Susan experienced following her father's demise. There's honesty in her voice as she recounts feeling misunderstood by her therapist and finding solace in connecting with fellow patients. It's an in-depth look at her internal struggles and the significant role her faith played in finding peace. We delve into the complexities of her father's murder case, her process of forgiving her father’s killer and the healing power of penning down her thoughts in a book.

Susan reflects on turning 50, a milestone that came with profound realizations. She emphasizes the importance of finding the right approach to confront trauma and grief, sharing insights that are both touching and enlightening. There's a moment of contemplation as she speaks on her hypothetical interaction with Voltaire Williams, and words of wisdom she hopes her readers and fans will carry along from her story. This conversation is a testament to Susan's resilience and her journey to understanding and healing after a life-altering event.

(0:00:00) - The Other Side of the Gun
(0:03:28) - Marriage, Loss, and Lessons Learned
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(0:33:32) - The Power of Forgiveness and Healing
(0:38:11) - The Power of Turning 50

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Susan Snow is a Realtor, Coach, Speaker, and Author. Susan is the daughter of slain Los Angeles Police Department Detective Thomas C Williams, who was killed in the line of duty October 31, 1985 when she was 17 years old.

The high-profile murder put her family in a spotlight no one asks for, traumatizing Susan and her family. After years of working through this trauma, sometimes more successful than others, Susan strives to help others.

Susan's book, "The Other Side of the Gun" tells her story from anguish and upheaval to peace and understanding.

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Get ready to open your eyes to the unimaginable in our conversation with Jimmi Toro, an American contemporary artist, composer, music producer, and founder of the nonprofit rescue 11. Our discussion uncovers the harrowing reality of child abuse and the twisted minds behind the sadistic acts. Listen in as we discover how these predators select their victims and the lasting impact of their trauma on innocent lives.

Jimmy shares his own gut-wrenching journey to healing from extreme childhood abuse, chronicled in his book Heal. Together, we examine the tactics these cruel individuals use, often forming cult-like groups to carry out their heinous acts. We also delve into the dark world of predators and the heroic individuals, like La Donna Humphrey & Alecia Lockhart, who are fighting to dismantle the death fetish community.

Inspiring and empowering, this episode reveals how naming the emotions from traumatic experiences can help tame them, and how rewriting the narrative of those events can offer solace to the inner child still grappling with the pain. Don't miss this opportunity to learn how transforming adversity into personal power can lead to healing and growth. Join us for this eye-opening conversation with Jimmy Toro today.

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(0:00:00) - Healing Childhood Abuse With Jimmy Toro

(0:08:49) - Dealing With Trauma and Abuse

(0:20:29) - Healing From Trauma and Predators

(0:27:36) - Rewriting Trauma and Transforming Personal Power

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