Season 4
Season 4 – Episode 8
The Grand Game: Ted Slauson and the Perfect Bid
Whether you’re a die-hard fan of “The Price is Right” or simply intrigued by the inner workings of game shows, in this episode we dive into the world of TV’s longest running show, with its superfan – Ted Slauson. Ted was a fan of the Bob Barker version of The Price Is Right starting back in 1973, and…
Season 4 – Episode 8
The Clinical Science Behind Pedophilia
Dr. James Cantor is a psychologist and a leading researcher whose areas of work have focused on sex research. He has spent over 25 years researching various paraphilias, the most notable one being pedophilia. It’s a difficult subject to discuss and tackle, but it’s one that needs to be addressed socially. We wanted to know…
Season 4 – Episode 7
The History of Policing with Gary Potter
While discussions about policing often center on present-day controversies, understanding its historical evolution is essential to understand how we got here today. Dr. Gary Potter unravels a timeline of the complexities of policing, shedding light on pivotal moments, ideologies, and societal influences that have shaped its trajectory. From the establishment of the first formal police…
Season 4 – Episode 6
Freedom of Choice
Should personal choices made outside the workplace be a factor in one’s professional work? Can society draw a line between personal freedom and professional accountability? Sarah Juree’s life took an unexpected turn when her side hustle collided with her professional career as a teacher. Sarah is a teacher, mother of twins, a model and digital…
Season 4 – Episode 5
Truth Will Out
At just 17 years old, Jeff Deskovic’s life took an unexpected turn when he found himself wrongfully convicted of the rape and murder of his classmate. Despite maintaining his innocence, he spent over 16 years behind bars, enduring the unimaginable hardships of prison life. We spoke to Jeff and uncovered the shocking details of his…
Season 4 – Episode 4
Plotting the Course
As we celebrate Black History Month and honor the trailblazers who shaped our world, we explore the remarkable life and groundbreaking achievements of Dr. Gladys West, a mathematician whose contributions paved the way for modern GPS technology. We spoke to Dr. West’s daughter, Carolyn Oglesby, who continues to educate the public about her mother’s contributions…
Season 4 – Episode 3
Reimagining Policing with David Couper
Against the backdrop of ongoing debates surrounding police accountability, racial justice, and community trust, it’s more important than ever to address the uncomfortable truths surrounding police brutality, shining a spotlight on the systemic issues that continue to perpetuate violence and injustice within our communities. We sat down with David Couper, a seasoned veteran of law…
Season 4 – Episode 2
NYC’s Mad Bomber
Not many know about the Mad Bomber and his trail of terror across New York City in the 1940’s and 50’s. The uncertainty and fear that gripped the city had New Yorkers bracing themselves for the possibility of being at the wrong place at the wrong time. Many are also unaware of Dr. James A.…
Season 4 – Episode 1
Confined – Stanford Prison Experiment
Join us as we step behind the scenes of one of the most infamous social experiments in history – the Stanford Prison Experiment. We spoke with Rich Yacco, who recounted his experiences as a “prisoner” in the simulated prison environment, shedding light on the blurred lines between authority, abuse, and conformity. In this episode we…
Season 3 – Episode 15
American Truth and Identity
In this eye-opening episode, we spoke with historian Donald Yacovone to unravel the layers of history taught in American schools. In a candid and thought-provoking conversation, Donald takes us on a journey through time, exposing the untold stories, overlooked perspectives, and hidden chapters that have shaped our nation. Donald Yacovone is an Associate at Harvard…
Season 3 – Episode 14
Birth Order and Personality
Where are you in the sibling order – first, middle, last? Regardless of the order, everyone’s been curious about the profound impact birth order has on who we are and who we become. After all, in the grand saga of family, every sibling plays a crucial role. In this episode, we go beyond the conventional…
Season 3 – Episode 13
Safe Keeping
Recently, big banks like Chase, HSBC and Capital One have started to pull back from safe deposit box services and aren’t offering them for new customers. So, where should you store your valuables? Dave McGuinn has been keeping banks and the valuables that reside within them safe for over 50 years. He is the industry…
Season 3 – Episode 12
Surviving the Shadows
Having faced the harrowing experience of losing a loved one to homicide, Dr. Jan Canty opens up about her personal journey of survival, healing, and transformation. Through her inspiring narrative, she offers profound insights into the human spirit’s ability to overcome even the darkest of moments. We spoke with Jan, discussing the challenges she faced,…
Season 3 – Episode 11
Haunted Manhattan
It’s time for our annual Halloween special, and this year we had a chance to hang out with Robery Gonyo of Haunted Manhattan! Haunted Manhattan has been providing NYC with it’s own brand of haunted history for over 10 years. NYC is a unique place around Halloween and many embark on one of the city’s…
Season 3 – Episode 10
After School Satan Club
The After School Satan Club, with its provocative name, is in the hot seat these days. Now, before you conjure images of devilish gatherings and dark rituals, the After School Satan Club is not about worshiping the dark Lord. Rather, it’s about enlightening young minds, promoting critical thinking, and exploring alternative perspectives. We’re here to…
Season 3 – Episode 9
Blood Lust
Vampires aren’t real, right? From the classic novel Dracula to more modern novels by Anne Rice or even Twilight, vampires have been a part of cultures and folklore from all around the world. What if vampires are real? If someone tells you they’re a vampire, do you believe them? There are true crime cases like…
Season 3 – Episode 8
The Trouble With Schenectady
Schenectady, NY is a small city that’s had a troubled past. Once known as “The City That Lights and Hauls the World”, Schenectady has faced a police corruption scandal as well as other tragic events over the years. In the late 90s and early 2000’s, Schenectady’s Police Department was the focus of a federal investigation…
Season 3 – Episode 7
Beyond the Bars, Reintegration Into Society
Life after prison is far from a straightforward path. The formerly incarcerated face the harsh reality of reintegration into society, from finding employment and securing housing to dealing with the societal stigma that often accompanies a criminal record. David Rothenberg’s story is one of unwavering commitment to social justice and compassion for individuals caught in…
Season 3 – Episode 6
Silent Witnesses – Dead Men Do Tell Tales
Ever wonder what really happens at a crime scene? Barbara Butcher, the second woman ever hired for the role of Death Investigator in New York City, takes us behind the scenes of her riveting investigations, revealing the meticulous attention to detail required to reconstruct the final moments of a person’s life. From high-stakes cases to…
Season 3 – Episode 5
Jamming with Suzy Hotrod
Do you know what roller derby is? It’s okay if you don’t, we’ve got someone who can definitely tell you all there is to know about it. Roller derby is a sport that many know absolutely nothing about and we’re going to change that. It’s a fast paced, hard hitting, alternative contact sport that’s played…
Season 3 – Episode 4
Wingin’ It – On Air with Toni the Flight Attendant
Have you ever had a question for a flight attendant that you’ve always wanted to ask but never had the chance? Well you’re in luck, so do we. We caught up with Toni, a flight attendant with her very own blog, A Wheel in the Sky. We asked Toni about everything from what her typical…
Season 3 – Episode 3
The Story of Chicken Bone Beach
During the early to mid-20th century, Chicken Bone Beach served as one of the few areas where African Americans were allowed to enjoy the Atlantic City shoreline. In this episode, we spoke with Cheryl Woodruff-Brooks, the author of Chicken Bone Beach – A Pictorial History of Atlantic City’s Missouri Avenue Beach. We explored the challenges…
Season 3 – Episode 2
Blood Work – The Unseen World of Crime Scene and Death Cleanup
The crime scene and death cleanup industry is a vital and often overlooked component of public safety and restoration. When the unthinkable occurs, crime scene and death cleaners step in to restore order and cleanliness. As a seasoned expert in the field, Scott Vogel of Emergi-Clean, based out of New Jersey, sheds light on the…
Season 3 – Episode 1
Exploring America – Lily Dale, NY
Lily Dale is a place where Spiritualism lives and the dead are in constant contact with the living. It’s a place that people flock to in search of comfort, healing, and meaning. It is also a quiet community located in western New York that’s a stone’s throw away from Canada and nestled between Buffalo and…
Bound by the Cloak 